How to calculate the number of available years of study at a university and where can I find out the regulated relevant work experience for immigration to the USA / Canada for IT?

Question

Emigration and immigration

I am 20 years old, I combine higher education (VO) and specialized work in IT. I really want to immigrate to the USA or Canada, and do it as soon as possible. Therefore, I actively collect information on this topic and ran into a problem.

At the moment I have an unfinished VO. Fully studied for 3 semesters, after which he got a job and went on academic leave for 1 year. Upon returning FROM academic leave, my educational program (EP) changed and, due to the academic difference that arose, it was restored only for the 2nd semester of the new EP. I also finished it.

TOTAL :
I have been at the university for 3 years, studied 2 of which and again I turn to the 3rd semester with a bunch of transfers;
I have a year and a half of experience in a large IT company.

Since it is not possible for me to continue to combine work with full-time education, two options follow:
1. Drop out of the university and compensate for the missing years of study with relevant work experience;
2. Transfer to part-time and get a VO or get the missing years of study.

I must say right away that I consider VO solely for the crust and the possibility of earlier immigration.

The first option may result in a later immigration, depending on how many years of study can be credited to me.
In the second, for me personally, this is a waste of time, but, again, the possibility of earlier immigration, depending on the same.

Question .
Are there any resources with clearly regulated information about relevant work experience for immigrating to the USA/Canada for people without a HE or an incomplete HE (this is very badly googled)? And how do I know how many years of study I already have?

Answer 1

Are there any resources with clearly regulated information about relevant work experience for emigration to the USA / Canada for people without a HE or an incomplete HE (this is very badly googled)? And how do I know how many years of study I already have?

There are no such resources.
In the usual case, you first get a job (pass the necessary interviews, get an offer) and then the company helps you relocate.
All other variants are separate exceptional cases from which the rule cannot be deduced.
Thus, there are only two reliable options
1) Working in a company whose customer is in the states, you find out the possibility of relocation and use this opportunity to do everything to relocate. For example, become a fairly key employee on a project.
2) You find a position and pass an interview in a foreign company on your own, and refer if you are given an offer. But in this case, there will be very high competition from you already at the interview and requirements to be exclusive enough for the company to decide to spend money on your relocation and relocation. These are often google/fb level companies and interviews can take several days

Answer 2

The exact information can only be found at the embassy, ​​as far as I know. Even the information on the websites of the embassy and USCIS does not name specific figures for the required relevant experience. But what is certain is that for 65,000 visas you will have to fight with professional developers from all over the world who have both a diploma and more than ten years of experience. Simply put, your chances are zero even if you have a diploma.

Answer 3

having expelled you will not have a higher education, that is, no crust and no years will be credited to you for it

Answer 4

Living in Canada, even if they take a job in Canada, then to switch to another, it is sooo desirable to have a higher education. don’t quit, they won’t take it to the states at all