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This is not entirely correct, and I'm assuming you meant to say "skilled worker visa" not "skilled worker position". In many cases, depending on the Visa you a
by pedalpete 10y ago
This is not entirely correct, and I'm assuming you meant to say "skilled worker visa" not "skilled worker position".
In many cases, depending on the Visa you are applying for, work experience can count instead of degrees.
I don't have a University Degree, and I can go to the US on a TN Visa (as a Canadian) due to my work experience. I now live in Australia and am on a 457 Visa where my work experience was considered instead of a degree.
- rezashirazian 10y agoI am working in US under TN status and you definitely need a computer science or engineering degree for anything tech related.
- l4xecz 10y agoI was hired by a fairly large tech company in the US for a software engineering position and we acquired a TN based off sporadic contracting experience and no degree. A good lawyer is all you need.