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barne · 09-04-2012, 22:59

ya know what u are saying i have a young family so hopen to head soon and bring them later if it work out as well ya its hard but sur it wil all work out

joegarvin · 09-04-2012, 23:05

like you anotherchippy and barne im also going as a carpenter. going on my own to start and all going well the family will follow. it def is bitter sweet my kids are young but it seems to be a great opportunity with a very well established multinational company..

anotherchippie · 10-04-2012, 08:33

YEP JOE, leaving the family is a real downer, even for awhile,
but like i said, whats the alternatives ??
ive been around the block and back,, i think this one is a no brainer,,
its looking like most people will be in the same situation ,give or take,
and think about what you can do for the family if this works out well,,
so im thinking positive(for once),

BUTTERFLYCONRON · 10-04-2012, 11:22

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Originally Posted by Barry Ham

Hi everyone, just wondering if anyone actually recieved a job offer as a result of the interviews last sat morn in the Silver Springs Cork and if so whats the next step?

hi, we were at cork expo and did not get any calls back or interviews, so i went to the jobsexpo site and got a list of all the employers and looked up there websites and found email adress', and sent off cv/resumes that way, and recieved a couple a emails back and a job offer.
i think that this a good way to get in to contact, as i think there were so many people at the expo that the companies could not keep track of the amount of cv given.

corkieman · 12-04-2012, 01:15

hi everyone I'm in the same situation re monad and waiting patiently I would think once all the visas are processed by can/immigration its full steam ahead just be patient and all will be ok

bops2042 · 12-04-2012, 08:46

Hi all,

Alot of chippies on this thread! :-)
My partner is also a chippy with over 12 years experience. We both have applied for IEC visa and been applying for loads of jobs online for him but no luck..

Does anyone have any contacts\tips that can help him secure work?
We have child also so need to get sorted.
Thanks.

fairymad · 12-04-2012, 09:43

So DH spoke to Monad and they are organising people to come over in groups once they have your stuff. The 14 days for DH will be a Wed to the Tue. There is normally a 5 days of training first.
My DH flys over on May 1st for a May 2nd start. They will put him up in a hotel for 2 days and he will pay them back. After the 2 days you make your own arrangements.
The rest of us will follow over end of June. Hoping baby walks by the time DH goes as he does't really want to miss his first steps.

BUTTERFLYCONRON · 12-04-2012, 10:51

hey all
I am new to this forum and have been reading all your comments. myself and hubby were at the cork expo too. though we have not got a job from monard, hubby has been offererd another job...so the reason im writing this is iv noticed there are alot of people on here that are unsure of the process..and as iv done alot of research on it maybe i can help clarify a few things for those of you who are unsure...if you were at the expo in dublin and cork and you are hoping to be sponsered by a company in saskatchewan, you will need to apply for SINP, not any other visa. First employee sends letter to Sinp, then you have to fill out the form online, with all family members even if they are not travelling with you straight away. once you have done that you will recive a letter of nomination from the canadian government, once you have that you will need to go to london and and get your temporary work permits there. also i was specifically told by hubbys employer that you have to fly into toronto and then into saskatchewan if you are doing the SINP program. You cannot fly into any other state. also if you fly into the U.S. you will need visas. if anyone one has any questions i really will try help. we are from galway have 2 kids and this is a scary yet very exciting oppertunity for all of us. i wish everyone the best of luck .....

BUTTERFLYCONRON · 12-04-2012, 10:54

Quote:

Originally Posted by bops2042

Hi all,

Alot of chippies on this thread! :-)
My partner is also a chippy with over 12 years experience. We both have applied for IEC visa and been applying for loads of jobs online for him but no luck..

Does anyone have any contacts\tips that can help him secure work?
We have child also so need to get sorted.
Thanks.

hi BOPS2047..hubby got a job with a storage grain company in saskatchewan, he is a plaster by trade but was offered this job, not doing plastering. i think they are still looking for people, if you want their info id be happy to give it to you

BUTTERFLYCONRON · 12-04-2012, 11:04

Quote:

Originally Posted by alot2say

Yeah Ive told them that we have everything and they want it over, just waiting on the bloods to come back for the drugs and alcohol tests, which should come back clear, h2b stayed off the drink for 3 weeks so they would come back ok??

Suppose its a waiting game then? Should be straight forward enough for Visas then, was just worrying cuz they had no info on me and DD!

HI ALOT2SAY, could you tell me were your hubby had is medical done? also did you have one too? i spoke to a manager from the SINP yesterday and she told me that a medical and police clearance is not need for the enitial stage of the visa application, but we are going to go ahead with it now so no delay later on.
thanks

bops2042 · 12-04-2012, 11:06

Quote:

Originally Posted by BUTTERFLYCONRON

hi BOPS2047..hubby got a job with a storage grain company in saskatchewan, he is a plaster by trade but was offered this job, not doing plastering. i think they are still looking for people, if you want their info id be happy to give it to you

That would be great if you could help - thanks a mill. You can private message me the details if you wish or whatever way you like.
Thanks again

BUTTERFLYCONRON · 12-04-2012, 11:24

Quote:

Originally Posted by bops2042

That would be great if you could help - thanks a mill. You can private message me the details if you wish or whatever way you like.
Thanks again

NO PROBLEM, JUST SENT U A MESSAGE

alot2say · 12-04-2012, 11:36

Quote:

Originally Posted by BUTTERFLYCONRON

HI ALOT2SAY, could you tell me were your hubby had is medical done? also did you have one too? i spoke to a manager from the SINP yesterday and she told me that a medical and police clearance is not need for the enitial stage of the visa application, but we are going to go ahead with it now so no delay later on.
thanks

Hi,

My doctor done the medical for H2B, I didnt have to have one as Monad are employing H2B and are sponsoring him to go over, so I was told it wasnt necessary for me to get a medical, but I have got the Garda Clearance for myself, H2B and DD. We are not applying for the SINP, Monad are doing our visa stuff for us!!

With the medical that Monad are looking for is just a letter from your doctor giving you a clean bill of health to work for them, they also require bloods for alcohol and drugs. we are still waiting the results of these, they have gotten "lost"?? Im near about to flip out with the doctors surgery and the hospital!

alot2say · 12-04-2012, 11:39

Quote:

Originally Posted by fairymad

So DH spoke to Monad and they are organising people to come over in groups once they have your stuff. The 14 days for DH will be a Wed to the Tue. There is normally a 5 days of training first.
My DH flys over on May 1st for a May 2nd start. They will put him up in a hotel for 2 days and he will pay them back. After the 2 days you make your own arrangements.
The rest of us will follow over end of June. Hoping baby walks by the time DH goes as he does't really want to miss his first steps.

Oh thats great that yous have a start date already!! Exciting stuff!! We are still waiting on DD's passport to come back before we can send the documentation to them!! Let us know of how he gets on!!

How do you feel???

BUTTERFLYCONRON · 12-04-2012, 11:42

Quote:

Originally Posted by alot2say

Hi,

My doctor done the medical for H2B, I didnt have to have one as Monad are employing H2B and are sponsoring him to go over, so I was told it wasnt necessary for me to get a medical, but I have got the Garda Clearance for myself, H2B and DD. We are not applying for the SINP, Monad are doing our visa stuff for us!!

With the medical that Monad are looking for is just a letter from your doctor giving you a clean bill of health to work for them, they also require bloods for alcohol and drugs. we are still waiting the results of these, they have gotten "lost"?? Im near about to flip out with the doctors surgery and the hospital!

HI

Ok thanks for that...because i was told that if a medical is required that it needs to be done by a visa medical doctor, and they are in cork and dublin and this costs around 400euro. also are you 100% that monad are doing your visas, because hubbys employer said that the employer DOES NOT, do anything about the visas, only that they send a letter of employment. Now i could be wrong and maybe monad are differant i just dont want anyone to be stuck. So what visa is your hubby getting then?

12-04-2012, 01:15	#185
corkieman Registered User Join Date: Apr 2012 Posts: 4 Adverts \| Friends	hello all hi everyone I'm in the same situation re monad and waiting patiently I would think once all the visas are processed by can/immigration its full steam ahead just be patient and all will be ok

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bops2042 Registered User Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 57 Adverts \| Friends	To all the chippies Hi all, Alot of chippies on this thread! :-) My partner is also a chippy with over 12 years experience. We both have applied for IEC visa and been applying for loads of jobs online for him but no luck.. Does anyone have any contacts\tips that can help him secure work? We have child also so need to get sorted. Thanks.

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09-04-2012, 22:59	#181
barne Registered User Join Date: Mar 2012 Posts: 13 Adverts \| Friends	ya know what u are saying i have a young family so hopen to head soon and bring them later if it work out as well ya its hard but sur it wil all work out

09-04-2012, 23:05	#182
joegarvin Registered User Join Date: Apr 2012 Location: cork Posts: 8 Adverts \| Friends	like you anotherchippy and barne im also going as a carpenter. going on my own to start and all going well the family will follow. it def is bitter sweet my kids are young but it seems to be a great opportunity with a very well established multinational company..

10-04-2012, 08:33	#183
anotherchippie Registered User Join Date: Apr 2012 Posts: 43 Adverts \| Friends	YEP JOE, leaving the family is a real downer, even for awhile, but like i said, whats the alternatives ?? ive been around the block and back,, i think this one is a no brainer,, its looking like most people will be in the same situation ,give or take, and think about what you can do for the family if this works out well,, so im thinking positive(for once),

12-04-2012, 09:43	#187
fairymad Registered User Join Date: Feb 2010 Posts: 57 Adverts \| Friends	So DH spoke to Monad and they are organising people to come over in groups once they have your stuff. The 14 days for DH will be a Wed to the Tue. There is normally a 5 days of training first. My DH flys over on May 1st for a May 2nd start. They will put him up in a hotel for 2 days and he will pay them back. After the 2 days you make your own arrangements. The rest of us will follow over end of June. Hoping baby walks by the time DH goes as he does't really want to miss his first steps.

12-04-2012, 10:51	#188
BUTTERFLYCONRON Registered User Join Date: May 2007 Location: galway, ireland Posts: 18 Adverts \| Friends	hey all I am new to this forum and have been reading all your comments. myself and hubby were at the cork expo too. though we have not got a job from monard, hubby has been offererd another job...so the reason im writing this is iv noticed there are alot of people on here that are unsure of the process..and as iv done alot of research on it maybe i can help clarify a few things for those of you who are unsure...if you were at the expo in dublin and cork and you are hoping to be sponsered by a company in saskatchewan, you will need to apply for SINP, not any other visa. First employee sends letter to Sinp, then you have to fill out the form online, with all family members even if they are not travelling with you straight away. once you have done that you will recive a letter of nomination from the canadian government, once you have that you will need to go to london and and get your temporary work permits there. also i was specifically told by hubbys employer that you have to fly into toronto and then into saskatchewan if you are doing the SINP program. You cannot fly into any other state. also if you fly into the U.S. you will need visas. if anyone one has any questions i really will try help. we are from galway have 2 kids and this is a scary yet very exciting oppertunity for all of us. i wish everyone the best of luck .....