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USA Post-study work - PR & settlement

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Is it possible to return to my police job if I do not get a job abroad after masters?

Is the Netherlands a better option than the US for getting permanent residency, considering ease of PR?

Is Canada a good option for studies and work, and how does the work permit and PR process work between Canada and the US?

If I want to settle in the country after my master's, what are the options?

Where should I go for studies abroad, USA or Canada?

Which country is the best option for settlement after completing my education?

Is it true that PR duration in Europe has changed from 4 years to 5 years?

What alternatives should Indian students consider if the bill threatening the US student work visa route becomes law?

If OPT or STEM OPT gets restricted, pivot toward destinations with legislated post-study work rights such as Germany's 18-month visa, the UK's 2 to 3 year Graduate Route, Canada's 3-year PGWP or Australia's Temporary Graduate visa. If staying in the US, target cap-exempt employers instead.

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