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I'm in the same situation as you - my significant other is working on her PhD for CS in a few years and laments this very prospect happening.
by artmageddon 12y ago
I'm in the same situation as you - my significant other is working on her PhD for CS in a few years and laments this very prospect happening.
- droope 12y agoIf your field of expertise allows, I would recommend considering Australia & New Zealand. Australia is not too immigrant friendly lately, but New Zealand will most likely give you a permanent residence if you have a well paying job, and you don't have a criminal record.
- artmageddon 12y agoI certainly wouldn't mind NZ, if they're cool with someone who has a BS in CS and 9+ years of experience. Thanks!
- droope 12y agoI am a 100% sure you can come here with those credentials. I have way less, and was accepted coming from south america.
- noobhacker 12y agoIf I'm not mistaken, MAs and certainly PhDs are put in a different pool when considered work visas. And if she goes for academic jobs, it's virtually a guarantee for visa and a quick route to green card. There's always some risk, of course, but a PhD in CS has better chance than almost anyone else :-) Good luck!