im in a european country,pursuing my degree course,now i wanted to continue in Canada,is it possible?HOW?
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Contact Canada embassy in ur country 4 colleges details & get 2 know which college offer an external programme.
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It is possible only if u r the resident of usa, uk, canada or australia. If u resident of India, which seems from ur name then go to http://www.ebizel.com they have something connected with internet which may prove useful to u. U shall have to generate students for them. Look at the site first.
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Canada, no.  Try another country.  Like Brazil or Venuzuela.
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Why take the chance.  Stay in Canada.
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There are several ways of doing it. You can do it as an economic immigrant (investor), someone with required skills, etc.\n\nhope this helps: http://canadainternational.gc.ca/gtc/Immigrating-to-canada-en.aspx
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My understanding is that you may have to write some exams that validates you to practice in Canada. However, with the doctor shortage in Canada, I'm sure that they would lead you down the path of success.\n\nThis link maybe a good start.
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Talk to your University administration, they might have a student visa program.
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I assume you are in Ontario, because you're talking about the G2.  Each province has different rules.  The graduated system was created to make sure you get experience gradually.  As far as I know, there is no way around it, and there shouldn't be.  I can't imagine how it would be a matter of survival.\n\nThe only option I could think of is if you have two residences, like a school and a home, or separated parents in different provinces, and you could get your licence in a province without the graduated system.
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Go on the web, search for Immigration Canada or to the Canadian Embassy.\nThe proper way is via a point system which will take into account your status in terms of work experience, academic achievements, family situation, age etc. Depending on the individual this can take 2 years at least. You will have to undergo medical tests, go to lots of solicitors and very probably attend an interview also.\nA word of caution : diplomas acquired abroad are not recognised apart from some cases. I don't know where you are so can't list them all.\nAnd research, research...unless you are a highly qualified individual : life might not be as easy as you think and jobs are difficult to find. Although they are not allowed to by law, employers look for "Canadian Experience". Lots of people want to volunteer to put that on their resumes but .....volunteering is hard to find too !\nYou have more chances in other towns other than Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal which already have a huge immigrant population.\nIf you are a young person though, I don't think emigrating to Canada is a bad thing - and depending on your country of origin and social situation of course -. Tuition is not expensive..\nBut research the subject and best of all : talk to other people who have emigrated to Canada already. You will get the best answers and opinions from them.
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yes you i can i go to nyc and i lived in italia for 4 mo.s good times over there just go see if your school has a program to do so
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Most universities in Canada have programs for international students.  However, most universities make international students pay a higher tuition.  For example, University of Toronto, University of British Columbia, McGill University, York University, Queen's University, University of Waterloo, and dozens of other universities have international student programs.\n\nYou have to go to each website to find the specific details for international students.  Try going to http://www.utoronto.ca/ for University of Toronto.  Here's a listing of Canadian universities http://www.uwaterloo.ca/canu/ .  Most should offer international student programs, just as long as your grades are good enough.\n\nI'm not in Canada, but I know lots of people who went there for school as international students.
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Athabasca University in Alberta, Canada specializes in distance education and offers full degree programs on-line.  I've attached the website.
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hello there. If your in Canada i'd say go to Wilfrid Laurier University or Western University or Queens University. Or if your in the USA you could go to Harvad or Yale =] \n\nHave funn =)
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You have to submit your degree to a service that will check your degree to see that it is equivalent to one in the United State. They are called Foreign Credential Services.Start at a site like www.naces.org. Click on current members. That's a good place to start. There are a lot of companies out there and there is a fee. Good Luck!!  It can be done.
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Yes you can and it is recognized through out the country.Go Canada!I'm Canadian and follow the news and politics everyday and I'm totally thrilled that gay couples can finally take that next step.So all the Gay people reading this move to Canada we are very open minded here.
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As other posters have said, the waiting time is long right now.  It might help if you are qualified to work in Canada in a profession where there is a shortage of workers.  These links should help you.  Best of luck.
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It largely depends on the company -many companies see Canadian degrees as valuable while others favor local colleges---even in the US.\n\nIf you want to be safe --there is an international accreditation organization that looks at international degrees and compares them to American Colleges/standards.\nYou will need your degree accredited for many visas anyhow plus it is required for post secondary schooling here..i.e, if you wanted to get a Master's etc....so it would be agood idea to have it anyways....\n\nHow ,under what condition/Visa are you moving to the US ? That would/may also play a role in having your degree accredited?\n\nYou can get a TN Visa for one year..find a company willing to hire you, get a job offer letter from them and go to Border with job offer and degree..TN Visas are only good for one year at a time.. H1B visas are longer period but also harder to get..have to prove your degree is accredited there... and a company transfer is a nother story...