LMIA for entry-level software engineer

[CSTechNerd]

Hi there,

I'm now enrolled in computer science Master program at US school.
If I'd like to directly find a entry-level software engineer at Canadian companies or Canadian office of US companies. So I'm wondering how difficult it'll be for these companies to sponsor LMIA for me?

For first-tier big name like Google, Microsoft, Amazon, Facebook, blabla I guess they could?
For second-tier like Expedia, Indeed, usually would they sponsor?
And for local companies in Canada, how difficult would it be?

Many thanks!

 

[sid1987]

Ao here is the deal... lmia is done but canadian companies are very reserved in this...

Msft amazon etc etc like takin people once u have pr.. and u r entry level i work for one of companies u mentioned in first tier... we don do it for entry level.. because canadian univ have ample graduates coming out who are capable enough... u r doing masters and u should be young... u will get score without it

 

[sid1987]

Local companies forget it... they are even more reserved that we are... if u r pr then story is diff

 

[CSTechNerd]

Ao here is the deal... lmia is done but canadian companies are very reserved in this...

Msft amazon etc etc like takin people once u have pr.. and u r entry level i work for one of companies u mentioned in first tier... we don do it for entry level.. because canadian univ have ample graduates coming out who are capable enough... u r doing masters and u should be young... u will get score without it

So getting IELTS 8777 is the only way for EE? In fact, 8777 is a little bit hard for me thats why I'm thinking to get a job, and LMIA, and add 50 more for my EE score

 

[sid1987]

So getting IELTS 8777 is the only way for EE? In fact, 8777 is a little bit hard for me thats why I'm thinking to get a job, and LMIA, and add 50 more for my EE score

More or less... u can try but entry level its literally inpossible