How long in a country

Discussion in 'Applicants Discussion' started by citywalk, Apr 15, 2011.

  1. citywalk

    citywalk New Member

    Ive been trying to find out how long you have to have lived in a country before you can represent it?
     
  2. 2005CP

    2005CP New Member

    lol-trying to become norwegian so yummy jobs will let you in lol
     
  3. CanadianCole

    CanadianCole New Member

    I thought you just had to be a complete citizen? I've got no worries since I was born in Canada, but I'm not sure about immigrants.
     
  4. Discostu81

    Discostu81 New Member

    I was always under the impression you had be first generation...as in born there.
     
  5. citywalk

    citywalk New Member

    There goes my work in Canadian Pavillion idea lol.

    might be an idea for duel Nationalities tho
     
  6. kate003

    kate003 New Member

    I would still apply and see...maybe email kristen at yummy jobs and ask?
     
  7. catfish278

    catfish278 Member

    In my phone interview they asked me "what country do you hold a passport for?" which I imagine is the rule then.. you need a passport for the country you want to represent maybe?
     
  8. Missish

    Missish New Member

    This was pretty much exactly what I was about to say - as long as you have a passport for the country, I believe they think you can represent the country authentically.
     
  9. cdneeyore

    cdneeyore New Member

    I agree with the others on the passport thing. And to get a passport you have to be a citizen of a country, so I'd say you have to be a citizen of a country before you could represent it?
     
  10. SteffieDavis

    SteffieDavis New Member

    Agreed about the passport dealio, but also i think it will depend on how well you answer the questions about representing the culture of a place-- if you haven't been there for very long you might have to work harder to convince them to choose you over someone who has lived there for their entire life...
     

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