I can't get on a skilled migrant visa as I don't have a degree
Canada seems cool though. Bilingual, young and able to support myself, scored well on the 'how suitable are you' site from them.
( moohalaa, Tue 1 Jul 2008, 22:54, archived)

MOVE TO CANADA, EH!

( moohalaa, Tue 1 Jul 2008, 22:56, archived)

I wonder if the US has one of them. I've heard they're crying out for male teachers especially at primary level.
So that'd be useful for them I'm sure.
( Barry Chuckle III - the troll with a soul., Tue 1 Jul 2008, 22:57, archived)

what if you use a second coat?

( Tyronne Get To Falkirk, Tue 1 Jul 2008, 22:58, archived)

You've lost me

( Barry Chuckle III - the troll with a soul., Tue 1 Jul 2008, 22:59, archived)

The US has skilled migrant, yeh
I could move permanently if I invested in a business supporting 10 American citizens, but it's about half a million dollars minimum.
Whoops.
( moohalaa, Tue 1 Jul 2008, 22:58, archived)

that's why I'm on a temporary visa now..
the permanent visa is apparently even more of a bitch to get, you have to essentially prove that whatever job you will be looking for cannot already be completed by an American! By doing it this way, I am basically working in the job for a couple of years, then will go home and begin the process for permanent visa knowing that I've suddenly got specialized knowledge.
( Pixieelf got his 1st front pg. when MJ died! Double Whammy!, Tue 1 Jul 2008, 22:57, archived)

just say you are doing a job that requires a sense of sarcasm.
not many americans can do that.
( Tyronne Get To Falkirk, Tue 1 Jul 2008, 22:59, archived)

irony, isn't that like, kind of metal

( moohalaa, Tue 1 Jul 2008, 23:01, archived)