im currently 18, and was just wondering if a express entry would be best for me if i want to apply for permanent residency in canada or should i apply for a study visa please help and let me know which would be the best option for me.
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im currently 18, and was just wondering if a express entry would be best for me if i want to apply for permanent residency in canada or should i apply for a study visa please help and let me know which would be the best option for me.
Highly unlikely you would qualify for express entry at 18. Have you researched the immigration programs available? That would be step #1.
im currently 18, and was just wondering if a express entry would be best for me if i want to apply for permanent residency in canada or should i apply for a study visa please help and let me know which would be the best option for me.
Since you are jus 18 then I assume you don't have much points... Since you haven't gone through university studies, etc. If you can afford, I would recommend going for studies in Canada, this way you will get more points for Canadian education + post graduate work permit. Being on it, you can look for a skilled Canadian job and then apply for PR. It's definitely one of the easiest routes.
hi where can i get information for the immigration programs available?Highly unlikely you would qualify for express entry at 18. Have you researched the immigration programs available? That would be step #1.
i don't have my high school diploma yet if i apply for a skilled canadian job then apply for PR what do you think my options would be for a job?Since you are jus 18 then I assume you don't have much points... Since you haven't gone through university studies, etc. If you can afford, I would recommend going for studies in Canada, this way you will get more points for Canadian education + post graduate work permit. Being on it, you can look for a skilled Canadian job and then apply for PR. It's definitely one of the easiest routes.
I don't think soDo you have access to 25K/year minimum to study in Canada?
i don't have my high school diploma yet if i apply for a skilled canadian job then apply for PR what do you think my options would be for a job?
How will you get a skilled job with or without a high school education? Skilled jobs usually involve multiple degrees. Why do you want to move to Canada? You need to do a lot more research. Immigrating isn’t that easy. Google is your friend.
https://www.canada.ca/en/services/immigration-citizenship.html
i don't have my high school diploma yet if i apply for a skilled canadian job then apply for PR what do you think my options would be for a job?
With a foreign high school diploma it's pretty much impossible to find a job in Canada. Not even unskilled. The employer has to sponsor you and prove to the government that there's no Canadian citizen or PR to fill that job. So... It's super super super unlikely...
I don't think so
Student permit is out then. You will likely have to go to school and work in your home country or other country then try to apply to come to Canada if you qualify.
With a foreign high school diploma it's pretty much impossible to find a job in Canada. Not even unskilled. The employer has to sponsor you and prove to the government that there's no Canadian citizen or PR to fill that job. So... It's super super super unlikely...
In your case, I'd just finish high school, get into university in your home country (probably it will be way cheaper than education in Canada), then study English to get maximum point in IELTS, maybe find a full-time job (skilled)? at home and only then apply for immigration to Canada. The process is looooong, expensive and hard. But it's possible. Just need to focus.
i spent most of my studies in the U.S such as elementerary-high school for some grades do you think my chances are better if i were to get my PR through a parent instead of doing it independent since i have no skill at jobs or enough points for education.In your case, I'd just finish high school, get into university in your home country (probably it will be way cheaper than education in Canada), then study English to get maximum point in IELTS, maybe find a full-time job (skilled)? at home and only then apply for immigration to Canada. The process is looooong, expensive and hard. But it's possible. Just need to focus.
i spent most of my studies in the U.S such as elementerary-high school for some grades do you think my chances are better if i were to get my PR through a parent instead of doing it independent since i have no skill at jobs or enough points for education.
Are your parents Canadian citizens? Where are you from? Not sure what is driving the need to move to Canada ASAP.
i spent most of my studies in the U.S such as elementerary-high school for some grades do you think my chances are better if i were to get my PR through a parent instead of doing it independent since i have no skill at jobs or enough points for education.
If your parents are not Canadian citizens then it doesn't matter where you lived/studied. Everyone is evaluated equally.
im already in canada and no they are not there was an application file for PR when i was a minor under my parent name the application might be cancelled so im trying to see my optionsAre your parents Canadian citizens? Where are you from? Not sure what is driving the need to move to Canada ASAP.