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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!

Hi all.I have a question about education.I want study an univesity in Bulgaria.But i want live in Canada in future.I have 2 cousins in Canada(Toronto).I wonder when i
graduated a university in bulgaria and i want migration to canada,
Does They accept me with a bachelor or separately i have to study an university in canada?Thanks for all answers.:)

The american library association has masters degree programs in Library Sciences in Canada. I want to go because I want to eventually emigrate to Canada from the U.S. but I would need student loans to do it. Would I be able to receive those?

I have contacts in many Canadian cities through family and school, who can easily get me a job, I’m just wondering what is best Canadian city to live in

my degree is in Information Technology
My father has a cousin who is an immigration lawyer in Canada, I’m not worried about getting through immigration – this is about where to live

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?