Expand the outreach: Guide for International Internship

If you have any doubts when preparing for International Internship in Europe from Portugal, here is a summary of things to keep in mind for your next experience.

Investigate European mobility programs: The European Union offers mobility programs for students and young professionals, such as Erasmus +.

These programs give you the opportunity to study or do an internship in another European country.

Research the requirements and documents needed to apply for a visa and work permit: In order to work abroad it is necessary to complete the administrative procedures and obtain the required documents.

Find out what documents you need to submit and the requirements necessary to obtain a visa and work permit. Example Spain:

• Citizens of the European Union, of member states of the Agreement on the European Economic Area (Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway) and Switzerland and their family members.

If the residence in Spain is going to be established for a period longer than three months, the citizen must request the registration certificate and the family member must request the EU citizen’s family card. Information:

• Certificate of registration.
• Card of relative of citizen of the Union.

Prepare your resume and motivation letter: It is important to highlight your skills, previous experiences and professional goals so that European companies will take you into consideration. Prepare a resume and cover letter in English to increase your chances of success.

Explore professional networks: Explore different professional networking platforms such as LinkedIn to find job and internship opportunities abroad. Connect with industry professionals for tips on how to find work abroad.

Seek help from professionals and experts: Seek help from professionals and experts for information on work and study abroad opportunities. This will help you succeed in your search and ensure that all the steps you take are the right ones.

Explore work and study abroad opportunities: There are many websites and platforms that allow you to search for work and study abroad opportunities. Be sure to research different options to find those that best fit your interests and goals.

Look for scholarships and financial aid: There are many scholarships and financial aid programs that will help you cover part of the costs of your stay abroad. Research the programs available to students and professionals for information on how you can obtain funding for your stay.

Follow up on your applications: Once you have submitted your applications, be sure to follow up to see if there are any updates on the status of your applications. This will help you keep up to date with job and study abroad offers.

Be prepared to live in a foreign country: Traveling and living in a foreign country can be a challenging experience. Be sure to research living costs, visa requirements and other practical issues before you leave.

Learn the language: Knowing the language of the country you are in will help you integrate and communicate with the locals. Learning the language is also a valuable skill that you can add to your resume and will be useful in the future.

Knowing the language of the country you are in will help you integrate and communicate with the locals. Learning the language is also a valuable skill to add to your resume that will be useful in the future.

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