Hello Dipupo, 

Recently, the government of Ontario in Canada now welcomes experienced engineers from other countries (without Canadian experience) to fill vacant opportunities there. 

This is just for Ontario; I don't know what operates in other regions in Canada, hopefully they will follow suit.

Read the full post here: ‘Game changer’: Ontario engineers remove Canadian work experience requirement for immigrants | Canadian Immigrant

Hello Ayo, Thanks for your response. If I may ask ,are you in Canada?

Hi Ayo,

Thanks for posting that - very interesting news! That is a big change.

Thanks,

Andy

Hi,

The simple answer is no, you need CEng - see https://www.theiet.org/career/professional-registration/international-professional-registration/international-professional-engineer/#:~:text=IntPE%20is%20the%20title%20awarded,a%20number%20of%20members%20jurisdictions.

Am I eligible?
You need to be an IET Member who is registered as a Chartered Engineer (CEng) with the IET.
Your qualifications must include an accredited degree or equivalent.
You need seven years of post-grad experience and two years of responsibility for significant engineering works.
You must be maintaining continuous professional development to an appropriate standard.

Thanks,

Andy

thanks so much Andy for your response