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I’m in my early 20’s and live in the US but would eventually like to attend graduate school for speech pathology in Canada and become a permanent resident. I have about a year and a half left to finish my BA degree but do you think attending graduate school will increase my chances for gaining permanent resident status? Also, when I was 16, I was arrested but not convicted of a misdemeanor (petit larceny) and my charges were dropped. The record is now sealed, but how much of a barrier do you think this may pose in the immigration process? Thanks!

i’m an 18 year old girl, I just finished high skwl, I want to apply for immigration in Canada, so I can study there & as well take the Canadian passport.
I’m Palestinian, & I Have the Palestinian passport. What is required so I can make it to CA?
I know that I’m required to do the IELITS.
P.S: I live in KSA.

I’m am an electrical engineering student attending TN Tech University. Like anyone else I am thinking about my future after college and one thing I considered was possibly moving to the UK. A couple things made me consider this. I went to England last year my senior year of high school for choir and I absolutely, loved it, I had my 18th birthday there too. I’m also planning to study abroad for a semester next year in Scotland or England which will give me another idea about how I might like living there. Also, my main herritage is British. My Grandma is from Canada, and her mother immigrated from Britain years ago. I absolutely love the culture, and have been reading up on it a lot. Just a lot of stuff makes more sense, not that I don’t love the US either but.

Anyways, I guess what I’m really asking for is some opinions from maybe American’s who have moved there or from UK citizens. I know I’m only 19, but it’s never to early to think about your future.

Hi,
I am emigrating to Canada from Ireland and I wish to train to be an elementary school teacher in Canada. I am the holder of an honours degree in Multimedia but I am not sure as to whether I need to do a masters or a ba. I am flexible as to where in Canada I go. Any help or indicators would be massively appreciated!
John in Dublin

I am an American wanting to move to Canada to stay with my girlfriend in Prince Albert, SK. I am not looking to go to college, instead looking for a way to get a low skill job out of high school, and go to tech school later.Any ideas? And not just links please and thank you

I am confused, wheter, i’ll be applying for a “Skilled Worker” visa or under the “Family Class”. My mom is a permanent resident in Canada and be able to sponsor me, and im excited to immigrate in Canda, what should i do to obtain the LEAST way. WHICH OF WHICH?

Are the benefits of both visas the same? the duration or what? citenzhp?

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I live in Ontario Canada. Is this likely for me or is a Bachelor’s Degree required?
There is also a social service worker course that focuses on work with immigrants would that qualify me to be a immigration officer.
I know University is the best thing to have but I don’t see it in my plans because it is so expensive and a lot of years.