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It's almost impossible to get residency in Canada, short of marriage and for most US citizens. If you are a French speaking PhD in a preferred industry who is
by mrangle 1y ago
It's almost impossible to get residency in Canada, short of marriage and for most US citizens.
If you are a French speaking PhD in a preferred industry who is under 29 years old, you may be gtg.
- 1over137 1y ago>It's almost impossible to get residency in Canada How does that square with the fact that 1/5 of the Canadian population were born abroad? Seems plenty are able to move there.
- betaby 1y agoDiploma mils in particular: https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/provinces-cracking-down-on-private-institutions-1.7091194 https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/provinces-cracking-down-on-pr...
- mrangle 1y agoI'm paraphrasing my experience in using the Canadian government's own points calculator for residency. That doesn't meant that there aren't special programs apart from that. Because I'm not of the demographic, I didn't dig into how a Chinese, Indian, or African student or family, for example, might qualify for residency under whatever qualifications. Last, I assume that there's been a significant amount of refugee resettlement. But if you are an average person from the US, you may be boxed into the standard calculations.