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12-06-2014 1:45am#1Okay, so I'm just looking around and hoping to head off to Toronto next summer. I'm not sure where to begin but what visa is it that I require to get? Is it the IEC? Because that's a two year working visa. Would it be J1, or is that just an American visa only?
I know it's very early but I'd like to be prepared to get my application up and running and head away to Canada without any problems next year
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Okay, so I'm just looking around and hoping to head off to Toronto next summer. I'm not sure where to begin but what visa is it that I require to get? Is it the IEC? Because that's a two year working visa. Would it be J1, or is that just an American visa only?
I know it's very early but I'd like to be prepared to get my application up and running and head away to Canada without any problems next year
its be a iec visa yeah the working holiday one, j1 has nothing to do with canada and cant you only do a j1 to the states if your only out of or in college im not sure if that apply to you there's certain criteria anyway ,
if im honest you be better off doing the j1 for the summer in the states if you can because if your only want to do it for the summer , your wasting a chance at a full 2 years for the sake of a few months doing an iec for only a summer0 -
That's perfect then, will apply for the IEC visa!
To be honest, I don't want to go to the States as I'll be heading over there in the following year for internship in Seattle so there isn't really much point for me to go there when I can explore it while I'm on internship. I've done Eastern Seaboard before with the family so not going to bother with it again for another few years. West Coast will be done when I do my internship and likewise for Chicago. Florida will be visited when I do my semester abroad in Daytona.
As explained above, this would be my only opportunity to visit Toronto and the surrounding areas. During the summer, I would make trips down to New York or Chicago for the fun but I'm sticking with Toronto for a place to visit next summer really 0 -
That's perfect then, will apply for the IEC visa!
To be honest, I don't want to go to the States as I'll be heading over there in the following year for internship in Seattle so there isn't really much point for me to go there when I can explore it while I'm on internship. I've done Eastern Seaboard before with the family so not going to bother with it again for another few years. West Coast will be done when I do my internship and likewise for Chicago. Florida will be visited when I do my semester abroad in Daytona.
As explained above, this would be my only opportunity to visit Toronto and the surrounding areas. During the summer, I would make trips down to New York or Chicago for the fun but I'm sticking with Toronto for a place to visit next summer really
yeah but once ya part take you cant again so you get a 2 year visa and only use it for say 3 months , where as if ya wanted until your qualifed you could make use the full 2 years sometime in the future. instead if kinda wasting the other 21 months of it . why not just save now and just go on a holiday . a holiday visa they can be up to 90 days. just cant work .0 -
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Okay, so I'm just looking around and hoping to head off to Toronto next summer. I'm not sure where to begin but what visa is it that I require to get? Is it the IEC? Because that's a two year working visa. Would it be J1, or is that just an American visa only?
I know it's very early but I'd like to be prepared to get my application up and running and head away to Canada without any problems next year
is it just a holiday or do you intend getting a job for the few months? if its only a holiday you wont need the iec...0 -
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