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J1 on a Canadian Passport

Menelaun · 2015-11-24 21:21:56

Heya Folks Im considering doing a J1 in America with a large part of the cost coming from the visa itself(AT least in thesites Ive looked at) I'm a full fledged Canadian citizen through my dad and I was wondering do they have an open border policy still and does this cover the working aspect of it too?

24-11-2015 9:21pm

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Menelaun

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Heya Folks
Im considering doing a J1 in America with a large part of the cost coming from the visa itself(AT least in thesites Ive looked at) I'm a full fledged Canadian citizen through my dad and I was wondering do they have an open border policy still and does this cover the working aspect of it too?

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#2 24-11-2015 10:31pm

él statutorio

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I don't believe Canadians have any special privileges that Irish citizens don't have for working in the US. I'd imagine you're best applying for your J1 on your Irish Passport.

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