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  • 21-08-2013 12:08pm
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    Registered Users Posts: 5


    Just looking for people's opinion on my situation... im a full time worker , I have handy hours mon-fri and pay is only average .... i want to experience life abroad in Australia and canada but if I leave my job it wont be dere if I come back ... id like to get residency in a country if I could but theres no guarantee that will happen for me ... so I like to get people's opinion on this matter ... thanks :)


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  • Registered Users Posts: 491 ✭✭againstthetide


    cubule wrote: »
    Just looking for people's opinion on my situation... im a full time worker , I have handy hours mon-fri and pay is only average .... i want to experience life abroad in Australia and canada but if I leave my job it wont be dere if I come back ... id like to get residency in a country if I could but theres no guarantee that will happen for me ... so I like to get people's opinion on this matter ... thanks :)

    Lots of variables you need to fill us in on first

    How old are you?

    What do you do\Qualifications?

    Family Kids etc?


  • Registered Users Posts: 5 cubule


    Im 27 , no girlfriend , no siblings .... I work in greenkeeping (landscaping) ... I qualify as a skilled worker imigrant ... to be honest I feel like robot at da moment coz everyday is da same and every1 I know is immigrating :( ....


  • Registered Users Posts: 491 ✭✭againstthetide


    cubule wrote: »
    Im 27 , no girlfriend , no siblings .... I work in greenkeeping (landscaping) ... I qualify as a skilled worker imigrant ... to be honest I feel like robot at da moment coz everyday is da same and every1 I know is immigrating :( ....


    If I was you I would apply for the IEC in December\January when the program reopens
    Easy visa to get and a good way to dip your toes into Canada and see what you think


  • Registered Users Posts: 84 ✭✭Sunshine87


    I am on a one year visa (got in 2012) and now living in toronto since March.

    I couldn't really fault this city - it's great, and very multi cultural. I spent 8 weeks on holiday mode as i had a lot of savings, but got a few temp jobs as a receptionist and i am now in the job I have always wanted - pay is great and the perks are good too. I worked in a medical device company for 3 years and tried for the same job for 2 years (even though i am fully qualified) and got nothing internally, and the first job i applied for here that i was qualified for, i got within 2 weeks of applying.

    i find the Attitudes and life out here so much better than home, if i could move my family here it would be perfect.

    Maybe i was just lucky here, but i have no intentions of going back to Ireland in the next 5 years as i am well settled and I have also met a Canadian guy here, so i'm starting to think this is it for me!


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