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The discussion centers on the employment prospects for Canadian citizens seeking jobs on Wall Street. It confirms that Canadian citizens can be hired by U.S. employers without significant paperwork issues, primarily due to the NAFTA visa, which facilitates professional employment. The conversation also clarifies that attending graduate school in the U.S. does not significantly impact hiring opportunities for Canadians.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of the NAFTA visa and its implications for employment.
  • Familiarity with the job market dynamics on Wall Street.
  • Knowledge of professional job requirements in the finance sector.
  • Basic awareness of U.S. immigration policies for foreign workers.
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  • Research the application process for the NAFTA visa for Canadian citizens.
  • Explore job opportunities and networking strategies specific to Wall Street firms.
  • Investigate the impact of graduate education on career advancement in finance.
  • Learn about U.S. immigration policies and work permits for international professionals.
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This discussion is beneficial for Canadian students and professionals interested in pursuing careers in finance on Wall Street, as well as those seeking to understand the immigration process related to employment in the United States.

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Hey just a question about the field, I understand most of the jobs are on wall street

if I'm a Canadian citizen is there any chance employers in the states would hire me, or is the paperwork too much? does it make a difference if i do grad school in the states? keep in mind I'm still in undergrad at a Canadian school :X
 
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Frzn said:
if I'm a Canadian citizen is there any chance employers in the states would hire me, or is the paperwork too much?

There is a special NAFTA visa that makes it relatively easy for Canadians to work in professional jobs in the US, so this shouldn't be a problem.

Does it make a difference if i do grad school in the states? keep in mind I'm still in undergrad at a Canadian school :X

Not really.
 
twofish-quant said:
There is a special NAFTA visa that makes it relatively easy for Canadians to work in professional jobs in the US, so this shouldn't be a problem.



Not really.

Thanks a lot for the info
 

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