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No doubt. It's manageable though; my province has the lowest tuition fees in the country. There is still a chance her parents will come around. She hasn't explained to them how much easier getting married now, as apposed to later, will make this entire process for us.

Thank you. I think he told me what you said (about the 4-5 months), it was only a short consultation. Also, I didn't ask about what if she was here on a study visa.

I'm asking hypothetically; she graduates in 2017, comes here and we get married then apply inland. The lawyer said something about not being permitted to work for a period of 5 months after the application is sent. Is this true? What if she came her on a study visa, could we still apply if she...

So if I applied inside of Canada once she is done school in Brazil, could she go to school here?

But what about the legal implications of her breaking the contract? Wouldn't that hold some ground?

I understand she would have to be in the country for the entire processing time if we get married and apply once she finished school. If we went that route, could she go to school here? I talked to a lawyer and he said she would only be able to be here on a visitors visa for several months or...

We can't live together because she can't break her scholarship agreement.

My girlfriend is Brazilian, and I am Canadian. We met in Canada while she was on a scholarship through school and we have been together for about a year and a half. In December of 2015, she went back to Brazil to finish her studies. As a part of her scholarship agreement (she did sign a...