After graduating with BS in Civil/Structural Engineering in USA, can I live and work in another country?
I'm a citizen in Russia, and also will be a citizen in USA in 2 months. I think of working and live in Russia as a Structural Engineer after graduating in USA with Bachelor's in Civil Engineering. Is it possible? Or what do I have to do? Any advice and help please? Thank you.
Studying Abroad - 1 Answers
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Since the USA is a signatory of the Washington Accord 1989 in which signatories agree to recognize each other's qualifications, then the door is open for you to easily work as an engineer in signatory countries. The countries are: USA Korea Canada South Africa UK Australia Hong Kong Taiwan Singapore New Zealand Japan Ireland Malaysia http://www.washingtonaccord.org/Washington-Accord/signatories.cfm This list will probably increase over time. Russia currently has provisional status Organisations holding provisional status have been identified as having qualification accreditation or recognition procedures that are potentially suitable for the purposes of the Accord; those organisations are further developing those procedures with the goal of achieving signatory status in due course; qualifications accredited or recognised by organisations holding provisional status are not recognised by the signatories By the way, provisional status does not bar you from having your qualifications recognized by Russia. You will need to apply to the RAEE to have your qualifications recognized, if the provisional status has not been lifted by the time you graduate. Hope this helps.
Monday, May 21, 2012
Monday, May 14, 2012
How does the open border agreement in the EU work in countries that border non-EU states, such as Russia
How does the open border agreement in the EU work in countries that border non-EU states, such as Russia?
For example, is there control on the side bordering a non-EU state? Or is the border control that of the country that is non-EU? Have you even heard of the Schengen Agreement? Idiot. The USA is far too scared of Russia.
Other - Politics & Government - 2 Answers
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brian, I used to live in soviet union, which is no more. But some things are the same - go and try just crossing Russian border... like Mexicans do in the USA... and I guarantee - you'll wand up with a bullet between your years. I am amazed at your level of knowledge... Are you like 12 years old?
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The Schengen agreement works as follows: No borders between EU countries, the money saved is spent on tighter border controls to countries like Russia (border to Poland), Turkey and airport controls.
For example, is there control on the side bordering a non-EU state? Or is the border control that of the country that is non-EU? Have you even heard of the Schengen Agreement? Idiot. The USA is far too scared of Russia.
Other - Politics & Government - 2 Answers
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brian, I used to live in soviet union, which is no more. But some things are the same - go and try just crossing Russian border... like Mexicans do in the USA... and I guarantee - you'll wand up with a bullet between your years. I am amazed at your level of knowledge... Are you like 12 years old?
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The Schengen agreement works as follows: No borders between EU countries, the money saved is spent on tighter border controls to countries like Russia (border to Poland), Turkey and airport controls.
Monday, May 7, 2012
After graduating with BS in Civil/Structural Engineering in USA, can I live and work in another country
After graduating with BS in Civil/Structural Engineering in USA, can I live and work in another country?
I'm a citizen in Russia, and also will be a citizen in USA in 2 months. I think of working and live in Russia as a Structural Engineer after graduating in USA with Bachelor's in Civil Engineering. Is it possible? Or what do I have to do? Any advice and help please? Thank you.
Politics - 3 Answers
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In 2 months? Good luck. But, yes, we need professionals especially in Civil/ Structural Engineering. So, yes, I have no doubt you can find your way into this country with ease. A couple months however, is pushing it a little. Try at least 6 months to a year. Six months to a year may sound long, but it's a lot shorter than most, who end up waiting anywhere from ten to thirty years. --Rob USMC
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go to the russian consulate nearest you and ask them.
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Is it any better over there? For your education do you think you owe America anything, if no then BYE.
I'm a citizen in Russia, and also will be a citizen in USA in 2 months. I think of working and live in Russia as a Structural Engineer after graduating in USA with Bachelor's in Civil Engineering. Is it possible? Or what do I have to do? Any advice and help please? Thank you.
Politics - 3 Answers
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In 2 months? Good luck. But, yes, we need professionals especially in Civil/ Structural Engineering. So, yes, I have no doubt you can find your way into this country with ease. A couple months however, is pushing it a little. Try at least 6 months to a year. Six months to a year may sound long, but it's a lot shorter than most, who end up waiting anywhere from ten to thirty years. --Rob USMC
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go to the russian consulate nearest you and ask them.
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Is it any better over there? For your education do you think you owe America anything, if no then BYE.
Tuesday, May 1, 2012
After graduating with BS in Civil/Structural Engineering in USA, can I live and work in another country
After graduating with BS in Civil/Structural Engineering in USA, can I live and work in another country?
I'm a citizen in Russia, and also will be a citizen in USA in 2 months. I think of working and live in Russia as a Structural Engineer after graduating in USA with Bachelor's in Civil Engineering. Is it possible? Or what do I have to do? Any advice and help please? Thank you.
Immigration - 1 Answers
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Why not? Why is it such an issue? Don;t forget, there are many students like you wants to do the same in Russia
I'm a citizen in Russia, and also will be a citizen in USA in 2 months. I think of working and live in Russia as a Structural Engineer after graduating in USA with Bachelor's in Civil Engineering. Is it possible? Or what do I have to do? Any advice and help please? Thank you.
Immigration - 1 Answers
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Why not? Why is it such an issue? Don;t forget, there are many students like you wants to do the same in Russia
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