Is there a website for the bike works store in Lasalle Peru Illinois?
hurry please and thank you
Other - US Local Businesses - 1 Answers
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Looks like there is a bike shop ... but probably no website: 815-223-3264
Sunday, February 21, 2010
Sunday, February 14, 2010
What are the safest places in Peru to live in, for a Single Female
What are the safest places in Peru to live in, for a Single Female?
And why that "city" or "cities"? Also, to live in Peru as an American Citizen, will you need a work visa to stay there legally? I know when you get there, you are given a 90 day Visa, but what happens after that if you want to stay longer, what do you have to do? I should add also, that I am looking for apartments that are close, within walking distance to shops, etc. Because I will not have a car when I get out there. So that is very important to me as well.
Peru - 4 Answers
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IMO, females get robbed much more often than males. In Lima, some relatively safe districts that I can think about are San Isidro, Miraflores, La Molina. About the cities in provinces, small cities are generally safe. In big cities, upper class districts are generally safer than middle or lower class ones. And by night is more dangerous than by day. You need to be a resident to work legally in Peru. After the 90 days period, you can get another 60 days and then 30 days more. After that, you have to leave. To get the resident immigrant status is not that easy, but less formal companies may hire you anyway. If you don't obtain the resident status after the initial 6 months period, I would suggest to travel aboard. Staying as illegal may bring complications that are expensive and very complicated to solve. For instance, you won't even be able to leave Peru until you pay the fines. So, being in some place near the border may be a good idea as you could travel aboard spending less. That could be for example Cusco or Arequipa in the south or perhaps Mancora, Piura and Chiclayo in the north. In a bigger city, without a car you will be more exposed to get robbed. But well, you could probably get robbed in the US too. Anyway, car break-ins are very frequent. But be aware who's gonna be your friend.
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We have to assume that besides the place being safe you want it to be a complete city. Iquitos is, for example, a (relatively) safe place to live in but it is an isolated small city with limited services. In other words, you may be asking for a safe place in Lima. The best place for you to live in Lima may be Miraflores. It is not only relatively safe but you can find apartments close to shops and anything you need. There are also many foreign people living there.
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I used to live both in Lima and Huaraz Peru and for a "single" woman to move to a city in Peru I would have to say that Huaraz is your best bet.. about an hours plane ride from Lima and its nestled in a valley between some mountains, near some villages. I thought it was an amazing place. The people were so much nicer than in the big city of Lima and very welcoming.. I don't think there is as much crime, but you would have to be in a good neighborhood.. I still have some friends that live there and have a gorgeous house right in the city.. they have people stay there all the time (they are missionaries) anyways, awesome city, lots to do, good food, great people :)
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The best place for you is Miraflores.
And why that "city" or "cities"? Also, to live in Peru as an American Citizen, will you need a work visa to stay there legally? I know when you get there, you are given a 90 day Visa, but what happens after that if you want to stay longer, what do you have to do? I should add also, that I am looking for apartments that are close, within walking distance to shops, etc. Because I will not have a car when I get out there. So that is very important to me as well.
Peru - 4 Answers
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IMO, females get robbed much more often than males. In Lima, some relatively safe districts that I can think about are San Isidro, Miraflores, La Molina. About the cities in provinces, small cities are generally safe. In big cities, upper class districts are generally safer than middle or lower class ones. And by night is more dangerous than by day. You need to be a resident to work legally in Peru. After the 90 days period, you can get another 60 days and then 30 days more. After that, you have to leave. To get the resident immigrant status is not that easy, but less formal companies may hire you anyway. If you don't obtain the resident status after the initial 6 months period, I would suggest to travel aboard. Staying as illegal may bring complications that are expensive and very complicated to solve. For instance, you won't even be able to leave Peru until you pay the fines. So, being in some place near the border may be a good idea as you could travel aboard spending less. That could be for example Cusco or Arequipa in the south or perhaps Mancora, Piura and Chiclayo in the north. In a bigger city, without a car you will be more exposed to get robbed. But well, you could probably get robbed in the US too. Anyway, car break-ins are very frequent. But be aware who's gonna be your friend.
2 :
We have to assume that besides the place being safe you want it to be a complete city. Iquitos is, for example, a (relatively) safe place to live in but it is an isolated small city with limited services. In other words, you may be asking for a safe place in Lima. The best place for you to live in Lima may be Miraflores. It is not only relatively safe but you can find apartments close to shops and anything you need. There are also many foreign people living there.
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I used to live both in Lima and Huaraz Peru and for a "single" woman to move to a city in Peru I would have to say that Huaraz is your best bet.. about an hours plane ride from Lima and its nestled in a valley between some mountains, near some villages. I thought it was an amazing place. The people were so much nicer than in the big city of Lima and very welcoming.. I don't think there is as much crime, but you would have to be in a good neighborhood.. I still have some friends that live there and have a gorgeous house right in the city.. they have people stay there all the time (they are missionaries) anyways, awesome city, lots to do, good food, great people :)
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The best place for you is Miraflores.
Sunday, February 7, 2010
Is there a website for the bike works store in Lasalle Peru Illiniois
Is there a website for the bike works store in Lasalle Peru Illiniois?
hurry please and thank you
Cycling - 1 Answers
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Is this the store you are looking for? http://perubikeworks.com/location.html Hope this helps!!
hurry please and thank you
Cycling - 1 Answers
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Is this the store you are looking for? http://perubikeworks.com/location.html Hope this helps!!
Monday, February 1, 2010
i am to marry a woman from peru in usa what form to file for her tolegallyy work here in the united states
i am to marry a woman from peru in usa what form to file for her tolegallyy work here in the united states?
she is here on a visitor visa
Law & Ethics - 1 Answers
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It might be the I-765 from the USCIS (US Customs and Immigration Service.) There may be other forms necessary for status change as well. I would suggest getting onto the USCIS website. Either search the site or find their contact number and call them up. I've never had a problem getting the right information from them. Good luck.
she is here on a visitor visa
Law & Ethics - 1 Answers
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It might be the I-765 from the USCIS (US Customs and Immigration Service.) There may be other forms necessary for status change as well. I would suggest getting onto the USCIS website. Either search the site or find their contact number and call them up. I've never had a problem getting the right information from them. Good luck.
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