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SatandSusan
Joined 2010
Posts: 1

UK Citizens looking for work in Montreal

14 years ago

Hi,
Me and my wife would like to live and work in Canada. I have been in Investmetment Banking/Hedge Funds for the last 13years and my wife is a Physiotherapy Technician. I believe at this stage we cannot apply for skilled worker visa. Therefore we need to apply for jobs and once either of us has a permanent offer, we can apply for a visa. Firstly, does this sound correct? If so, what is the best way to find jobs in our sectors?

Otherwise, my wife finishes her 4yr degree in Physiotherapy in April 2011, but once qualified, she still needs to work as a qualified Physio for a year before she can apply for skilled worker visa, but we want to move sooner, sometime early next year. We have a large family in Montreal and have visted them on many occcassions and love it there. Any help would be appriciated, thanks

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