Originally Posted by
berlioz
To fly single in Europe.....i believe you need to have a local language in you pilot licence to start....and EASA licence...some African countries may use a ICAO licence but you would have to pass a local CAA exam to get a validation of your Canadian licence. Try Heliconia
Just let me ask whats your opinion on doing the reverse.....from Europe EASA licence to Work in Canada??????
Safe landings
Let me just jump on that one....
Your license does not matter-yes, you will need a local license as well (which is sometimes easier, sometimes more difficult to get-depending on the country).
The one thing that usually kills it is the work permit / work visa.
Canada and the US are usually countries where an operator requires the pilot to come with both-a work permit and a local license.....the companies usually do not assist the pilot in getting a work permit at all.
No work permit-no work.
And it can take months getting a work permit (let alone the expenses to get both done; work permit and local license conversion).