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I keep hearing the opposite. When was the last time you checked (no sarcasm), and how did you check?
by startupdiscuss 9y ago
I keep hearing the opposite.
When was the last time you checked (no sarcasm), and how did you check?
- johncolanduoni 9y agoAround the US election, by asking a Canadian friend (I'm technically a citizen, but by birth and have only been there a handful of times). He said work visas were harder to get but that other visas were much easier, and that obtaining permanent residency was almost a shoo-in once you had a visa for a few years.
- microcolonel 9y agoYou're hearing the opposite from people who are trying hard to be negative about the Trump presidency, instead of thinking for themselves. We typically require people to prove that the job they're going to do can not be feasibly offered to a citizen. Typically exemptions can apply if you're applying for a work visa for a transfer within a multinational company, and for a small number of other more niche roles. In order to be exempt as a professional you need to be a citizen of Mexico or the U.S. and provably belong to a profession which is specifically exempted (there are a bit over 60) according to a list.