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Sorry, but this looks like a splash sign up page for services for immigration attorneys.
The immigration process, even for "special" people, is not that simple.
We really need some details on who is "special" and what "selected" countries are available.
A free pass to hack PERL in the Comoros Islands ain't that great a thing.
They show a picture of Sydney Opera House. This implies they will help you to get a visa to Australia. As someone who has an Australian work visa, this is most likely false. First, you need to be sponsored by a company. Second, the process is rather involved. The company that sponsored me hired an attorney to handle it. In the USA, I hear it's a very similar process.
Hi guys, author here. The initial interest is being used to start conversations with immigration departments from small states around the world. Australia, Canada, New Zealand and the Netherlands already use a points-based system to grant visas for skilled workers. The idea is to create a standard international certification that would allow skilled migrants to move freely around countries that accept it, just like t…
I would guess the political problem is a lot harder than the technical one. Zero sum thinking and all that.
Hey, skilled immigrant here. I live in Stockholm. I think that US immigration system is broken. They have to fix h1b a.k.a slavery visa thingy. That is the primary reason why I am not moving to US. I am not sure how you guys provide that free-pass.
Care to expand? I know absolutely nothing about the subject, but I've heard the same before.
Hi guys, author here. The initial interest is being used to start conversations with immigration departments from small states around the world. Australia, Canada, New Zealand and the Netherlands already use a points-based system to grant visas for skilled workers. The idea is to create a standard international certification that would allow skilled migrants to move freely around countries that accept it, just like t…
Hey, skilled immigrant here. I live in Stockholm. I think that US immigration system is broken. They have to fix h1b a.k.a slavery visa thingy. That is the primary reason why I am not moving to US. I am not sure how you guys provide that free-pass.
Care to expand? I know absolutely nothing about the subject, but I've heard the same before.
As an immigrant to Canada I'm quite familiar with the process. The government department responsible is overloaded and takes months to progress applications. Often having to contact an applicant for more info moves you back in the queue. Regulations change rarely. In general the whole system feels sluggish and resistant to change. The idea that a software company could convince every nation to fit a foreign globally…
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Care to expand? I know absolutely nothing about the subject, but I've heard the same before.
Your legality is tied to your job. So if you want to stay in the country, you have to basically be a "slave" to your workplace and meet their demands, etc.