I'm 19. I will be a flight attendant in the US where I live currently and have always lived here. In about 3 years I would like to immigrate to Canada permanently and work for a airline based somewhere in Canada. I have my highschool education and basic retail work experience, and will be a fight attendant for about 3 ish years in the US. Could I be eligible to move there and work in Canada as a flight attendant?
I want to live in Canada and become a flight attendant based in Canada. How can i do this?
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Based on the information you have provided, it's unlikely you are eligible to move to Canadato work here as a flight attendant. I would recommend that you research the Express Entry program which is one of Canada's main immigration programs. This is a points-based program, meaning those with the most points are selected. Right now you would need to have around 470+ points to be selected. I think you will struggle to get enough points due to your level of education. You can find out more about the Express Entry program here and how to calculate your points.
https://www.canada.ca/en/immigratio...ces/immigrate-canada/express-entry/works.html
To qualify to immigrate to Canada, you will most likely have to complete further education - specifically at least a bachelor degree. You could do this in the U.S. Or another option would be to come to Canada on a study permit and complete your degree here.
Date someone who is Canadian national and then your partner can sponsor you
Date someone who is Canadian national and then your partner can sponsor you
You can’t just date someone you’d have to marry them or live with them for a year
Date someone who is Canadian national and then your partner can sponsor you
Also THOUSANDS of flight attendants have been laid off either permanently or temporarily, who probably have recall rights thru their union that will last for years . They’ll get first crack at any flight attendant jobs, and if the airline starts hiring again , those permanently laid off would have an advantage in getting hired back because of previous training
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