Canadian child, Lebanese mother? am I eligible?

[Talya]

Hi
I got engaged recently and happy with the love of my life, we will marry soon in few months.
We're both Lebanese citizens but living in Saudi Arabian in a temporarily living status while my fiance is working.

I'm tired of looking at jobs in the entire middle east! There's a big gender discrimination here. My fiancee who is a "male" holding a 2-year Diploma in Finance was accepted to 4 jobs, and luckily he's still receiving employment offers!!

While myself, young and enthusiastic "female", Bachelor of Electrical and Computer Engineering (Honours) from UBC in Canada haven't heard from any employer, not even for interview consideration. GPA is roughly B-

I'm thinking to going back to Canada to purse a Master degree And to apply for PR.

My concern, since I have no relevant work experience it would be impossible for me to apply for Business/Professional applications. My fiancee lacks the English Language competence.

If I landed to Canada on a Student visa and study permit (TR), and afterward during my master degree studies I become pregnant and deliver a child in Canada.
My question..
will I become eligible to apply for the PR Card because my baby is Canadian and I need to stay with him in Canada to get better life quality for the three of us?

There's no way we can go back to Lebanon it's not safe nor possible to find a life job, and my Saudi permit will expire soon.

Your response of my concerns is much appreciated!


Talya

 

[truesmile]

No, unfortunately simply having a child born in Canada does not help you in your situation. He or she would only be able to sponsor you (and even then only IF eligible when the time come, that category is currently "closed") once he or she reaches the age of 18. They "know" this, which is why they're not overly concerned with pregnant 'to be mom's" coming to Canada just to give birth.