Entry to Canada, do you need a Bachelors Degree?

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#268314 12-Mar-2020 00:46

Im just curious on this one as he doesnt have a degree but does have a LOT of work experience, a NZ Diploma in Business and 4 certifications.

But Im wondering if he will get knocked back as like the US you have to have a Bachelors Degree?

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#2436571 12-Mar-2020 05:10

what does the Canadian immigration website say?

you are missing so much information in your post

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#2436574 12-Mar-2020 05:23

The times I have traveled to Canada customs have only asked for my passport on entry ;p

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#2436739 12-Mar-2020 11:37

Who's "he"?

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#2436747 12-Mar-2020 12:04

The Canadian Immigration information website is extremely clear on this point.

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#2436749 12-Mar-2020 12:10

Canada operates a points system for skilled worker visas, assuming that's even what you're talking about. Therefore a bachelors may not be required, but you'll have to make up the points elsewhere.

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#2437054 12-Mar-2020 17:18

aspett:

Canada operates a points system for skilled worker visas, assuming that's even what you're talking about. Therefore a bachelors may not be required, but you'll have to make up the points elsewhere.

Thank you, thats what I thought but started thinking he has no chance.

Sorry was late at night. Is my cousin who is like a brother, wants to move to Canada. Whist the Canada imi site is one of the better it is not straight forward as suggested, there appears to be many ways to skin a feral cat than say the USA which is pretty much black and white.