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Work Visa
Dec
18
2011
Hello Dom,
I have just read your answer to the question on investment visa/residency. And the answer was that you have a work visa. Well, now I have a question about this 
How did you get that visa? What needs to be done to receive it?
My no good attorney, to whom I paid $500, in addition to the Immigration Office visa fees, promised me that my work visa would be renewable for 2-3 years. That was in February, 2011. Now, when my visa is about to expire, she tells me that she had not promised anything other than 1 year visa for her $500 fee 
Would greatly appreciate your suggestions. And thanks for your web site, into which I accidentally stumbled an hour or so ago. Already found information on health insurance. So, thanks a lot
Answer #2
Well, Dom, my question was about how to get a work visa. If you could tell what you had done, to receive it, it would be very helpful and highly appreciated by those of us, who have nothing to invest and cannot yet retire
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Answer #1
Actually the work visa is a tremendous amount of hassle, Id go for the pensioners or investor visas in Ecuador.
Or Id get the 12-9 extension for 6 months and leave Ecuador for 3 months and come back.
I will be posting the requirements for both on this site soon.