Re:Apple, ARM, and Intel
by owenwil on Tuesday June 16, 2020 @12:17PM
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Interesting that this is not the case in Canada. My partner is the main visa-holder here, and is tied to her employer in the same way a H1B would in the US, but it also provides a full 'open' visa for her spouse, which allows me to work anywhere without restrictions. It seems like a smart move, as it definitely tipped the scales in Canada's favor for us.
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Re:Apple, ARM, and Intel
by digianarchist on Tuesday June 16, 2020 @12:23PM
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When I moved to Canada we both got Canadian "Green Cards" as soon as we landed. Technically possible in the US but show me an employer that will sponsor an EB-2 unless you work for them already.
Also don't be Indian in the US if you ever expect a EB-2/3 "Green Card"
Re:Apple, ARM, and Intel
by convivialdingo on Tuesday June 16, 2020 @01:40PM
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A French friend of mine was recently denied a visa to Canada. His wife got a job there working in public policy, and he was going to work there in software (film industry). I figured it would be easy for him, but it's a mess!