ca2lejero wrote:Hey People! Have a question. I´m an Euadorian and planning to move to Europe ... somehow. The thing is that I have a conviction in US, although under slightly different name, and also was deported from US, after living there for 30 years.
You think that would be visible in my future possible immiration processes in Europe? I mean, my name is spelled differently, but, you know, the fingerprints are the same, and applying for residency, I´ll be fingerprinted.
I know, I´ve got to tell the truth, bla, bla, bla... But, really, what you think, would someone find out?
Thank you in advance.
I dunno...some countries might require you to provide details of overseas convictions, or a background check. You mentioned you might go to Australia? They are tough cookies to break. Their system is seen as one of the best in the world. Canada's and NZ's too. In terms of 'Europe'...'Europe' is big...what countries do you mean?
What skills do you have? If you don't have tertiary or higher education (think at least a bachelor's degree....not 'associate degree') you're unlikely to find a job-based migration route.
I would query your plan to move to Europe..."somehow". What does that mean? It's a real shame you were deported from the US after 30years!! That isn't nice...to put it mildly. Do you have family there? My advice: if you have the right skills, then look for a country you meet the requirement.
