So I confess that over the last little while of writing this blog, there’s been something that I’ve had to keep to myself. It probably would have been fine to write about it in my blog, but I steered clear just in case.
But I can now tell you, after quite a lengthy and difficult process, I officially have my work visa! This means, that ya gal Nadz officially has her residency here in Argentina confirmed for the moment! The next step is to look into residency through marriage, but having my work visa is such a weight off my mind! It might also help when it comes to my family hoopefullyy coming out in November, as it puts us in a slightly different category when it comes to restrictions and what you’re allowed to do etc, but time will tell if we get that far.
So, you might have noticed that if I have a work visa, I must have a job right? Well, how very astute of you! Yes, in fact I even had a promotion and am now a supervisor would you believe it! I’m working at an English institute here in Salta, called Franklin Institute. The majority of my work is from home, which suits me just fine! Most of my hours are taken up with a new project that we’re trying to launch at Franklin, and the rest of my hours with a few zoom speaking classes as well as sometimes visiting various classes in the institute to give the students exposure to a native English speaker. Then, on top of my Franklin work, I also have my private students. All of this keeps me very busy indeed I must say! In fact I have quite a long waiting list of private students who would like to have lessons with me. I guess being a native English speaker abroad has its perks as as far as I know I’m the only native speaker giving private English lessons here currently.
Well, there you have it! That’s one of the big life-admin jobs checked off the list, just a bazillion others to go! For anyone who would be interested in prayer points, would really appreciate prayers on sorting out the legal side of the marriage paperwork, which is something we’re just starting to tackle. Also, prayers for my health as things have been kicking off recently and generally wellbeing as I carry on facing the challenges of being abroad in a time of life that is very uncertain with COVID and all the uncertainty of the next couple of months too. Thanks chums!
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