Sunita Dinkar Mane
Look for adaptability, experience with multiple cuisines, knowledge of dietary restrictions, good hygiene practices, flexibility with schedules, and the ability to work calmly in new environments.
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Priyanka Kamble
For long vacations or large families, it can be cost-effective. Preparing meals in-house reduces restaurant expenses and ensures better portion control, especially when staying in villas or service apartments.
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Mariyam Lakdawala
The cook should have safe and comfortable sleeping arrangements, privacy, and reasonable rest time. Respecting their comfort ensures better performance and a positive working relationship.
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Renuka Borana
Typically, the employer covers airfare, visa fees, accommodation, meals, and travel insurance. These terms should be clearly discussed and agreed upon before the trip to avoid misunderstandings.
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Shilpa Shesware
Yes, but it depends on the destination country’s visa and work regulations. The cook must have a valid passport and appropriate visa. It’s important to check immigration rules in advance and consult a professional agency for guidance.
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