Settlement in canada

[RehanaS]

Hello everyone,
I wanted to know about settlement in canada for a female is easy or not as I don't have any relatives in canada or abroad anywhere and I would be the first one in family to move abroad if I get a chance.
I tried to contact an active member belonging to my country in private conversation too, so that I can ask such questions but I think these active members are too nice to address everyone together instead of replying individually in conversation, so that all could be benefitted by their useful suggestions.
Looking forward to your replies, so that I could satisfy my parents concerns.

 

[primaprime]

Are you planning to come to Canada as a student, worker, immigrant, or something else? What city or province?

 

[RehanaS]

Are you planning to come to Canada as a student, worker, immigrant, or something else? What city or province?

Yes I am planning as a student and have gotten AIP, error message and then request letter for transcripts and now waiting for response from IRCC, meanwhile I am starting my online studies from 28 as my college is allowing me in Ontario.

 

[primaprime]

Which college and what is your age?

 

[RehanaS]

Algonquin, I am 35

 

[primaprime]

Okay, first and foremost when you say error message, was this because you were one of the applicants that received AIP in error? At your age I would not expect to be approved for a study permit for a college.

However, if you do end up getting approved, then I would say you get out of Canada what you put in. If you put in the effort to make connections in the community and improve your language skills, you will fare much better than those who stay in the international student bubble. And for winter, get a SAD lamp.

 

[RehanaS]

Thanks for your response, just trying to digest. And hoping for the best.

 

[Laguna55]

If you are referring to permanent settlement then you need to go down PR route.