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2nd Year Applicants

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    #2
    galwaygal27
    Registered Users Posts: 130 ✭✭galwaygal27


    I know, it's mighty news. Myself and my hubbie can apply for residency in Aug 2013, and citizenship 2yrs later (so i believe) Brilliant!!!!
    ShortskirtCiara wrote: »
    HALLELUJAH!!!!!

    So those currently on their 1st IEC Visa and who will be applying for their 2nd year, will automatically receive a 2 year visa as of TODAY!! WAHOO.....So we now get a total of 3 years in Canada! I cannot contain my excitement! :)

    http://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=297505053695426&id=154674707978462


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    Tonto86
    Registered Users Posts: 731 ✭✭✭Tonto86


    awesome!


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    jjbrien
    Registered Users Posts: 2,678 ✭✭✭jjbrien


    I am happy i found out now I can get permanent residency after 1 years work experience under the new CEC rules I have started my papers :)

    Just one question I activated my 2nd 2012 IEC visa last month could I get a 3rd now if I wanted it?


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    againstthetide
    Registered Users Posts: 491 ✭✭againstthetide


    jjbrien wrote: »
    I am happy i found out now I can get permanent residency after 1 years work experience under the new CEC rules I have started my papers :)

    Just one question I activated my 2nd 2012 IEC visa last month could I get a 3rd now if I wanted it?


    Nope according to the. Canadian Irish Immigration Centre you can only participate twice in the scheme regardless of IEC usit or whatever


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    da yung lad murt
    Registered Users Posts: 279 ✭✭da yung lad murt


    Hi guys i am currently on my one year Canadian IEC i thinks it up in july 2013 ,delighted to hear da news on getting another 2 years.What advice would ye give me on me apply for permanent residency like when to apply or what route to go down ? As I am an unskilled worker working in the province of Alberta up in fortmacmurray as a labourer for a construction firm.

    Thanks guys much appreciated


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    jjbrien
    Registered Users Posts: 2,678 ✭✭✭jjbrien


    da yung lad murt wrote: »
    Hi guys i am currently on my one year Canadian IEC i thinks it up in july 2013 ,delighted to hear da news on getting another 2 years.What advice would ye give me on me apply for permanent residency like when to apply or what route to go down ? As I am an unskilled worker working in the province of Alberta up in fortmacmurray as a labourer for a construction firm.

    Thanks guys much appreciated

    What job do you work in?


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    da yung lad murt
    Registered Users Posts: 279 ✭✭da yung lad murt


    I work as labourer for a muck shifting company,we construct roads and do all da ground work for oil drilling companies .Do you have any advice on my issue lad ?


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    da yung lad murt
    Registered Users Posts: 279 ✭✭da yung lad murt


    Is there sum residency agreement if you are working in alberta ???


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    prideaspunch
    Registered Users Posts: 27 ✭prideaspunch


    da yung lad murt wrote: »
    I work as labourer for a muck shifting company,we construct roads and do all da ground work for oil drilling companies .Do you have any advice on my issue lad ?

    You should join one of the many Unions and register as an apprentice, at which point you will be classed as a skilled worker.

    I am a member of the Carpenter and Scaffolder's union (local 1325) joining was probably the best decision I've made since coming to Canada.

    Great medical benefits, pension, further education options etc etc.


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