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Floster97

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Hey everyone,
After graduating high school I spend a year in BC. on an IEC Visa. Now I wanna permanently move to Canada but I only worked a NOC D job while I was there so I'm not eligible for express entry or any form of immigration as I only have a high school diploma right now.

Where do I go from here? How can I improve my profile so that I'll be eligible for immigration?

I was thinking of getting a bachelors degree in Germany (where I'm from) and then doing 2 years of post graduate study in Canada so I can apply for the 3 year post graduation visa.

Does anyone have any other idea as to what I can do? I'm honestly feeling a little lost.
 
Floster97 said:
Hey everyone,
After graduating high school I spend a year in BC. on an IEC Visa. Now I wanna permanently move to Canada but I only worked a NOC D job while I was there so I'm not eligible for express entry or any form of immigration as I only have a high school diploma right now.

Where do I go from here? How can I improve my profile so that I'll be eligible for immigration?

I was thinking of getting a bachelors degree in Germany (where I'm from) and then doing 2 years of post graduate study in Canada so I can apply for the 3 year post graduation visa.

Does anyone have any other idea as to what I can do? I'm honestly feeling a little lost.
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In your case, it's quite basic.
As you must already know, you need at least 1 year of work XP in one NOC, of category 0, A or B.
But to probably land a decent paying job in those categories, you'll need degree. Anyways you'll need it to score some decent points to be eligible for immigration.

1- Bachelors Degree. (Although High school diploma does count, but it won't get you very far in terms of eligibility points, and even job hunting in Canada, so I wouldn't count too much on it.)
2- Work Experience. Work for one year, and apply if you're eligible with just that.

There's no shortcut around it unfortunately my friend.
 
Peacekeeper87 said:
In your case, it's quite basic.
As you must already know, you need at least 1 year of work XP in one NOC, of category 0, A or B.
But to probably land a decent paying job in those categories, you'll need degree. Anyways you'll need it to score some decent points to be eligible for immigration.

1- Bachelors Degree. (Although High school diploma does count, but it won't get you very far in terms of eligibility points, and even job hunting in Canada, so I wouldn't count too much on it.)
2- Work Experience. Work for one year, and apply if you're eligible with just that.

There's no shortcut around it unfortunately my friend.
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Thanks for your reply, so I won't run into any issues having a bachelors degree from a non canadian university?
 
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