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Immigration Forum / Canada / October 2006no university degree
Dear Canadians and Canada connoisseurs, I'm working as an business analyst with big programming and customizing knowlege of world most common business software. I heared you need a university degree if you want to migrate to Canada. I think it is because everybody can call oneself a business analyst. My current salary is good, even I never visited an university. Will this be taken into account by Cannadian authorities? I mean income as an indicatior for business skills? Do I have a chance for an approval if I argue this way? Thank you and best regards Bernhard University degree is one of the requirement among so many. In order to apply as a skilled worker, you need 67 points al togather. See how many points you have without the degree. If you have 67 points or close, you can apply. Immigration officer have few points which they can allow within their descretion. There are lots of professions that do not require an university degree but professional certification and work experience. If you have that good experience and making good salary now, you may try to find a job in Canada ahead of time. If you can show that you already have a job offer from a Canadian employer, it will go in your favor. ==== Sincerely, RahimBadsha http://www.VisaCanadaImmigration.com > Dear Canadians and Canada connoisseurs, > [quoted text clipped - 11 lines] > > Bernhard >Immigration officer have few points which they can allow >within their descretion. NOT TRUE! This was true in the old system but in the current system that came in to effect in 2002, the case officers cannot grant any points using their descretion. Thank you, I checked the helpfull web page you was refering to. |
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