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I work in the Human Resources department and will also have a bachelor's degree in HR in May. If my company matches me to a position in Canada (Toronto or Vancouver), what is the process that I will need to complete? What would I need to apply as for? Work visa? Residency?
What is the matter with you people? The OP asked a legitimate question and you reply with garbage. I am sure that the OP is not getting a very good impression of Canadians.
I work in the Human Resources department and will also have a bachelor's degree in HR in May. If my company matches me to a position in Canada (Toronto or Vancouver), what is the process that I will need to complete? What would I need to apply as for? Work visa? Residency?
If your company find a position for you in Canada they will likely do all the paperwork (sponsorship, etc..) it happens all the time. Usually you start with a work permit and then you will be granted Permanent Residence after a while.
Were are you located?
Finally, as a personal advice, be careful what you wish for....Canada (and in particular Vancouver) is not the land of milk and honey as many believe.
What is the matter with you people? The OP asked a legitimate question and you reply with garbage. I am sure that the OP is not getting a very good impression of Canadians.
They aren't Canadians that answered, they're Americans living in America. But you're right, they didn't make a good impression. ( Hint: Check people's locations before jumping the gun.)
Also, the OP's question was legitimate but it had already gotten a Canadian answer in another thread he posted elsewhere on the Canada forum. I assume that's why he never came back to this particular thread.
They aren't Canadians that answered, they're Americans living in America. But you're right, they didn't make a good impression. ( Hint: Check people's locations before jumping the gun.)
Also, the OP's question was legitimate but it had already gotten a Canadian answer in another thread he posted elsewhere on the Canada forum. I assume that's why he never came back to this particular thread.
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Sorry about that I should have checked their location.
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