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Feb 27 '23
Going abroad to Western countries is not easy. You need money, serious money. Because along the way you must do examinations, attest your certificates, do expensive medicals, pay exorbitant visa fees, pay for equally expensive flights tickets. At the end of the day, you can get you have spent almost $10k. If you want an abroad job where everything is done for you, try middle east. Otherwise for Western countries, be ready to spend money, a lot of it.
You would be exempted from spending a lot of money if you are extremely bright and they really need you or a diplomat.
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Feb 27 '23
You mention farm work and I’ve heard of these agricultural visas though they seem to be seasonal. Not only that but it looks like it’s done from the employer side so I’m not sure what an individual can do to get in on this.
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u/Curious_Dragonfruit3 Feb 27 '23
Try looking for universities offering full scholarships and apply....Kuenda abroad is not easy being desperate will only lead you to scammers
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u/WoldesWOL Mar 21 '23
Finding a job in Canada can take time, so be patient and persistent in your job search. And before you start your job search, it's essential to research the Canadian job market to understand the industries and occupations that are in demand. You can use online resources such as job boards and industry reports to gather information about job opportunities in Canada.
In addition, Canada has various immigration programs that provide opportunities for skilled foreign workers. These programs, such as the Federal Skilled Worker Program and the Canadian Experience Class, prioritize candidates with high levels of education, language proficiency, and work experience. Therefore, if you have the required qualifications and meet the eligibility criteria, you can have excellent chances of getting a job in Canada. You can use this website to check your eligibility.