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Working holiday Visa for New York

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  • 23-08-2016 11:48am
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    IamtheWalrus
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    Does such a thing exist? For a year/18 months? I'm not eligible for a J1 any more.

    I'd like to apply for a short term job and would like to tell me prospective employer that I have a visa sorted.


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    ProudDUB
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    No, it doesn't exist.


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    jme2010
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    IamtheWalrus wrote: »
    I'm not eligible for a J1 any more.

    .

    You could be eligible for a professional training visa. Give it a google. Think USIT do them. Pricey tho.


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    IamtheWalrus
    Closed Accounts Posts: 6,075 ✭✭✭IamtheWalrus


    Sorry about the rudeness man but to so blatantly pointing out a grammatical error was annoying. I take my warning on the chin.


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    jme2010
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    IamtheWalrus wrote: »
    Sorry about the rudeness man but to so blatantly pointing out a grammatical error was annoying. I take my warning on the chin.

    Are you referring to me? I wasn't emphasing grammar.

    I was trying to point out that if you could have gotten a J1 that means you might have a degree and that can qualify you for the professional training visa.


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    IamtheWalrus
    Closed Accounts Posts: 6,075 ✭✭✭IamtheWalrus


    jme2010 wrote: »
    Are you referring to me? I wasn't emphasing grammar.

    I was trying to point out that if you could have gotten a J1 that means you might have a degree and that can qualify you for the professional training visa.

    I jumped the gun. My apologies.


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    jme2010
    Registered Users Posts: 974 ✭✭✭jme2010


    IamtheWalrus wrote: »
    I jumped the gun. My apologies.

    No problem.

    Seriously though, check it out: http://www.usavisa.ie/pct

    Takes a lot of work but it is the best way to work in a decent area and get paid. Downsides are the program cost and you need to find an employer willing to take you on before you can travel.


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