Best pathway for immigration? British Citizen + Indian Citizen with Candian Degree

[Otaku93]

Hi all.

My wife is a pharmacology graduate from University College, London and a British Citizen and she is 23 years old.
I am a Indian Citizen who graduated from University of Toronto with a degree in Computer Science and I am 25 years old and I speak french since I was born in France. I left Canada after graduation.

I really miss my life in Toronto and I want to move back there, but I am overwhelmed by all the different options. Can someone recommend me what are the most likely pathways that I can pursue in order to gain residency in Canada?

 

[scylla]

Hi all.

My wife is a pharmacology graduate from University College, London and a British Citizen and she is 23 years old.
I am a Indian Citizen who graduated from University of Toronto with a degree in Computer Science and I am 25 years old and I speak french since I was born in France. I left Canada after graduation.

I really miss my life in Toronto and I want to move back there, but I am overwhelmed by all the different options. Can someone recommend me what are the most likely pathways that I can pursue in order to gain residency in Canada?

You and your wife's country of citizenship is irrelevant. The options are the same for everyone. If you are serious about wanting to immigrate to Canada, then you will need to dedicate time to researching and understanding Canada's immigration programs - there's really no short cut to doing this apart from spending a few thousand dollars on a good lawyer to help you.

I would recommend you start by researching the Express Entry program It's a points-based program and right now you need 440 or more points to be selected. If you don't have enough points, then look into the provincial programs.

 

[keesio]

Agree with scylla regarding the Express Entry program. Given both your professional degrees and fluency in English (and in your case, both of Canada's official languages), I'd say the chances are strong.