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Old 29th April 2008, 05:42 AM
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One other thing I forgot to mention in my first post - especially if you're concerned about your qualification: it's probably a good idea to pass the CPA exam before you go. Many professional degrees in Europe are completed by passing an exam. Though not everyone will recognize the CPA qualification, the fact of having passed an exam to "validate" your studies will give you a leg up.

And, at least when I did my exam, in Illinois you are "certified" simply by passing the exam - you only needed to do the practice part to get licensed. That may have changed by now. In any event, having a CPA qualification to put on your CV, plus a bit of practice in the field, should do for getting your degree recognized.

And, as Synthia mentioned, getting an employer to handle the visa and transfer details is, far and away, the easiest way to get yourself overseas.
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Bev
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