What do you need to become a FBI agent in Canada?

To be eligible to work for CSIS you must: Be a Canadian citizen. Have 10 years of verifiable information….What you can expect

1. Résumé and online application.
2. Pre-screening Interview.
3. Competency Based Interview.
4. Suitability Interview.
5. Written Task and Second Language Testing.
6. Psychological Assessment.
7. Security Clearance.
8. Polygraph.

Can you be an FBI agent from another country?

Today, the Bureau has special agents and support professionals in more than 80 overseas offices, pursuing terrorist, intelligence, and criminal threats with international dimensions in every part of the world.

How do I become an FBI agent in Canada?

You don’t, since Canada does not have a Federal Bureau of Investigation and as of yet, the US Federal Government has not seen fit to open up franchise locations in Canada like KFC. Canadians cannot become FBI agents unless you: leave Canada and get citizenship in the USA. Get a drivers license.

Is there a Canadian equivalent of the FBI?

Given that the FBI DOES NOT EXIST IN Canada, go to the States. I hear Langley Virginia is a good place. If you want the Canadian equivalent, where the head of the organization doesn’t get fired on a whim, try signing up with the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP). You can’t because the FBI is an American law enforcement agency.

What is it like to be an FBI special agent?

As an FBI Special Agent, you will be at the forefront of our mission to get ahead of threats. Bring your skills, talent and dedication to a team working at the highest levels of investigations. As an FBI Special Agent, you will be at the forefront of our mission to get ahead of threats.

Do FBI agents work in embassies and consulates?

There are FBI agents assigned to U.S. embassies and consulates as legal attaches or “legats” in fedspeak. They generally liaise with law enforcement operations in their country of assignment, rather than take enforcement action themselves.