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<blockquote data-quote="MissLulu" data-source="post: 762072" data-attributes="member: 24721"><p>So sorry to hear this. It must be really worrying.</p><p></p><p>Just on the immigration stuff - Many countries provide working visas for young people (under 30) to allow them to work for 2+ years. I'm Australian and lived in the UK on such a program. Many of my friends' kids are overseas in the UK and Europe on such visas right now. Unlike the USA (which is trickier for us) the visa requirements are minimal and there's no need to have a job lined up. Having said that, I have no idea about the requirements for Canada. All I'm saying is I wouldn't assume that it is prohibitively difficult. It might be, or maybe not! A quick good should provide the necessary information, so at least you know how difficult/easy it would be for him if he tries to follow through.</p><p></p><p>I hope this is just a passing phase. My son is one who "talks big" but often doesn't follow through...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="MissLulu, post: 762072, member: 24721"] So sorry to hear this. It must be really worrying. Just on the immigration stuff - Many countries provide working visas for young people (under 30) to allow them to work for 2+ years. I'm Australian and lived in the UK on such a program. Many of my friends' kids are overseas in the UK and Europe on such visas right now. Unlike the USA (which is trickier for us) the visa requirements are minimal and there's no need to have a job lined up. Having said that, I have no idea about the requirements for Canada. All I'm saying is I wouldn't assume that it is prohibitively difficult. It might be, or maybe not! A quick good should provide the necessary information, so at least you know how difficult/easy it would be for him if he tries to follow through. I hope this is just a passing phase. My son is one who "talks big" but often doesn't follow through... [/QUOTE]
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