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It's possible yes. But I think Canada is a special case considering all the special rules that exist between the US and Canada. An H1B may be "simpler", but c
by dudul 11y ago
It's possible yes. But I think Canada is a special case considering all the special rules that exist between the US and Canada.
An H1B may be "simpler", but considering the lottery stats it's far from being a given. I surely am glad I got mine a while ago before the H1B program became so crazy, with the CAP being reached in literally hours.
- mynameisvlad 11y ago1 in 3 (last year) or 1 in 4 (this year) isn't too horrible when you have a few years to apply before they stop issuing TN(/OPT) extensions. That said, you could get crazy unlucky and not get it each time, in which case, that would really suck. You do have other avenues at that point at some companies, like going the L-1 route, but you'd still have to move.