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No you can get a TN with it. I used my British degree. Edit: You still need to be a Mexican or Canadian citizen.
Thank you!
No problem https://www.wes.org can certify your degree.
Canada losing top talent as workers head to the U.S.
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Literally the next sentences: > It’s one that we’ve been facing for quite some time. The reason we wrote this report, however, is to highlight the fact that we’re sort of in this moment in time right now, with our relationship with the U.S. deteriorating and us trying to diversify our trading partners, to highlight the fact that we are still not really all that competitive. Our productivity growth is quite low and ha…
> With the U.S. moving from a cooperative trade partner to a trade competitor, Canada needs to up its game. Even if the US was still benevolent (ish), Canada needed to up its game. I have heard Canada be described as "European wages with American working hours". It's a great country with good people and lots of beauty, but they need an economy and job prospect beyond real estate, mining, banking, automotive, and gove…
Not that realistic, my salaries have always been about double of what's offered in Europe (or more). Also "Europe" is vague, average salary in Italy is low enough to be a joke
Cost of life though, is completely fucked up.