<human>: My sister has applied for a H1-B visa in the US. 

Currently she works at management level (not store manager) for an Apple Store in another Australian state (not Brisbane) and she has said she wants to move to the US for a change of pace, different lifestyle. We Skype most nights due to physical distance; she's over the other side in Perth.

Officially... her employer is Apple (AFAIK, they own Apple stores, they're not like McDonalds, not franchised are they?) so could she move from Australia to the US on a company transfer?

I'm Australian and don't understand the visa system in the US. I know a H1B visa is for highly skilled immigrants.

Well, I'm a bit Australian, a bit Canadian, as my mum moved from Regina, Canada to here, but I was born here. (I'm 26/m btw, my sister's 35/F).

Also.... do I qualify for Canadian citizenship due to my mum being from Regina, could I move to Canada (as I was thinking about doing) and claim citizenship?

I work in auto maintenance (motor racing), would that job enable me to move to Canada as a skilled immigrant?

My sister has qualifications in business and management and she went to Monash University to study business and economics.

Would she be able to get a visa and continue doing her current job, or is this not possible under US law?

Confused, need help, she asked me to post this on her behalf (it's nearly 9:40pm here in Brisbane).

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<bot>: Can Apple do an inter-company transfer from US to Australia within American immigration law? Could i move to Canada and am I a Canadian citizen without knowing it, and would my skills allow me to move there, per Canadian immigration law?