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No chance at all buddy. Canada will never give high-paying jobs to foreign professionals because of rampant discrimination. Best advice? Stay where you are.

Canadian discrimination is more rampant than ever. How? The Canadian government does a very, VERY good job to mask rampant discrimination. By making it difficult for foreign professionals to acquire high-paying.

Can't find a job related to my field. Moving to the States as an RN. Will no longer be fulfilling residency obligations. But would still visit Canada from time to time. What are my options? Thanks!

Goodluck ma'am! But just for the sake of providing some options in your nursing career, try to apply and pass for the NCLEX exams. The United States is starting to speed up its process and having HUGE LEAPS in their priority dates. In the past 6 months alone, the Visa Bulletin in the...

This is Canada. So the answer is YES. :D

Wanna know why my feeble minded friend? B-U-S-I-N-E-S-S Nothing more! :D

Prayers and cheese. But in reality.. Volunteering!

Exactly sir. Because we are a threat to them.

What is then, the definition of "level of education"? Canada's extra two education levels in primary and secondary education? I beg to differ. There is no such thing. That is just a cover to hide the rampant discrimination. FYI, I graduated with 12 levels of primary and secondary education in my...

First, try to research the best option to come to Canada. Seems that you have a likely chance in the Federal Skilled Worker program. Apparently, Canada is looking for I.T. people (programmers and the like). But that's just the immigration talking, NOT the labor market. Secondly, granting you...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zRG50zF117k Ain't that the truth. ;D

Do you want to swap? I'll give you my PR card if you give me your green card. ;D

One sure way to avoid the bridging program is to pass the osce and the ontsrio boards.

I apologize for the idiotic reply you got here, syclla had the best response, at least for the O.R, nurse part. Fortunately my friend, you are not alone in your endeavours. 99.9% of Internationally Educated Nurses are in the same predicament. The buffoon is correct, we have to recalibrate our...

Question lang po regarding the required english tests... Hindi po ba rerecognize ng CNO ang any form of valid and legal certification stating that we were and is taught nursing through English, in both clinical and theories (classroom)? Parang nabasa ko if we are able to prove this, hence the...

Maybe creating a private yahoo newsgroup would be the perfect solution to this problem. Para maka discuss tayo in private, away from prying and meddling eyes. :P

Vancouver BC is undeniably a best place to live in. Acceptable weather, beautiful scenery, awesome social lives, parties, etc. But it's very expensive. Quite difficult with regards to job hunting. I suggest try to be stable in Canada first, start out in a small town or province. Once you get...

Cathay pacific would have the nicest deals!

That's actually one of the best routes possible of going to Canada. Hanap ka ng employer which will hire you as a live-in caregiver. From there, madali na lang maging PR as long as you meet residency requirements. Mas priority kasi ng Canadian government ang mga taong andun na. Best of luck!

As far as I know, Canada just wants to interview you to basically 'clarify' some information you've provided that seems vague and unconvincing to them. :) Just make sure that all of your documents are accurate, up-to-date and complete. Goodluck!