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OnTheWayUp 01-20-2009 07:36 PM

Canada?
 
How difficult is it for an American citizen to obtain the right to work in Canada and transfer the pilot license?
How much easier would it be if one were to marry a Canadian?

atpcliff 01-21-2009 06:02 AM

Hi!

It's easy to add US/Canada. Pay fee, 40 question written test.

Need Canadian medical.

ONe of our guys got th rights to work in Canada, with his wife being a US citizen. Costs some money, and takes some time-don't know the details.

cliff
GRB

rotorhead1026 01-21-2009 06:35 AM

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Originally Posted by OnTheWayUp (Post 541875)
How difficult is it for an American citizen to obtain the right to work in Canada and transfer the pilot license?


Here are details on the license...

Flight Crew Licensing - Conversion Agreement between U.S. and Canada


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How much easier would it be if one were to marry a Canadian?
I can think of various smart**s comments regarding marriage, but we all know them already so I'll refrain. :D

Seriously, I dunno about RTW, but I'd start with a Canadian government website equivalent to our INS. Here's something ...

Canada immigration services and Canadian Immigration visa free assessment & applications - Canada employment Assessment Questionnaire Menu

WestwardBound 01-22-2009 02:06 AM

Hey back off!!! Wait till we're outa pilots up here before you take a job from us. We all know it's easier for an American to work in Canada than vise versa, but there are more jobs in the states, so please, unless you're going to retire soon, stay out!!

I'm obviously being mainly sarcastic (being Canadian I can't really get mad at ya, eh!), but considering my points above, and that I'm low time looking for a job, there is truth to my request.

rotorhead1026 01-23-2009 12:53 AM

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but there are more jobs in the states
No, they're not, at least on a per-capita (and even per-pilot) basis.

No disrespect intended, but it's your government that would be letting him in, so write your MP. :)

And I'm still trying to figure out the answer to this ...

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How much easier would it be if one were to marry a Canadian
the question has deep philosophical implications. Physical ones, too, if my (American) wife sees this posting. :eek:


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