I am currently going through the process to become licensed in the United States. I eventually want to get into international practice with no one set country in mind. I have been looking into how a US license would carry over especially if I would be moving around a lot. I see a lot about foreign architects having trouble getting reciprocity when trying to practice here, but I haven't been able to find much on going the other way. Does anyone have any information or related personal experiences that would help me out? It would be greatly appreciated!
You question is too broad. Every country has different rules and regulations - generally if you work for a practice doing work abroad, often initially it is with an local practice who formally is the architect of record. If the practice has the capability practice directors/partners or other senior members of staff become the licensed professional.
Good step to get licensed somewhere to start. If a country does allow reciprocity, it will require you to be qualified somewhere.
Jun 15, 14 4:49 am ·
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You question is too broad. Every country has different rules and regulations - generally if you work for a practice doing work abroad, often initially it is with an local practice who formally is the architect of record. If the practice has the capability practice directors/partners or other senior members of staff become the licensed professional.
Good step to get licensed somewhere to start. If a country does allow reciprocity, it will require you to be qualified somewhere.
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