Oh yes, you are right. I completely forgot about them. I hear people who are into trade jobs have more demand in Canada than educated folks.
After US Elections, Demand for Canada will decrease?
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There is a joke in Canada. Everyone in Canada has a Master's degree, even the uber and taxi drivers
Democrat campaigning largely focused on DACA recipients and the problems at the Mexican border and re-uniting families both for people already in the US and still in their home countries.
Ironically (and no I am not a Trump fan) Trump before Covid suggested he wants more skilled migrants instead of families, and a point system but both were not popular.
Biden wants to do a slight increase in H1B visas and remove country limits but only for green cards, which I think is fair enough.
Even in a normal year and without either Trump or Biden, H1Bs are hard to get and as it's the only thing that decides whether you get to stay, it is a big gamble, something people in Canada, Australia and Europe don't really face as they can gain post-graduation work experience in far more fields and generally apply to stay.
And most jobs don't even allow H1B (Someone studying Business Administration who wants to go into Marketing or HR has no options)..
So a lot of people with that goal will not be choosing the US in the first place. Yes it will stop the exodus from Silicon Valley, but that's 1% of employment.
Ironically (and no I am not a Trump fan) Trump before Covid suggested he wants more skilled migrants instead of families, and a point system but both were not popular.
Biden wants to do a slight increase in H1B visas and remove country limits but only for green cards, which I think is fair enough.
Even in a normal year and without either Trump or Biden, H1Bs are hard to get and as it's the only thing that decides whether you get to stay, it is a big gamble, something people in Canada, Australia and Europe don't really face as they can gain post-graduation work experience in far more fields and generally apply to stay.
And most jobs don't even allow H1B (Someone studying Business Administration who wants to go into Marketing or HR has no options)..
So a lot of people with that goal will not be choosing the US in the first place. Yes it will stop the exodus from Silicon Valley, but that's 1% of employment.
Because I am going for masters.
I am just kidding though, I am confident I will be able to secure a job offer after some hardcore studying.
Yeah, most have Master's from their home countries and come through Canada through Express Entry
Yeah, most of them are from my country and I can guarantee that their master's is not even close to a Canadian bachelor's.