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Hi there,
I´m an Undergraduate at The University Of Kent In England Majoring in Business but would like to settle down in Canada with my Boyfriend.
-Does the fact that we studied in Uk instead of Canada hurt our chances of getting Permanent Residence in Canada?? (I Hope Not.. lol..)
-But where would you advise us to start?? should we even bother trying to apply??
-do you think we got a pretty good shot at getting PR??
-We´re gonna study our Graduate and Masters in Canada (Will that help??)
-will transfering and completing our Undergraduate In Canada instead Increase our chances of Getting Canadian PR?????
By the way.. we are both Pretty good citizens(No Criminal convictions or anything) And we are Pretty healthy and are Quite Fluent in English..
And I´m 19 and Dutch with South African Citizenship While he´s 21 with Irish and Australian Citizenship..
Would it have been easier if one of us had Canadian Citizenship...
Thankss for All the Help!!!!!!!! :)
Sorry Its Kinda LOng...
Thanks Again...
Cheers!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :)
[18-05-2011,08:33]
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(in reply to: some PLEASE Advise ME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!)
Your nationality of citizenship does not do anything for you when it comes down to immigration. The law applies for everyone regardless.
I don´t think any of you have the experience required to qualify for PR in Canada.
Your best option would be to apply for a student visa and once you are studying in the country then you can move forward with some other programs that may help you to qualify for Permanent Residence later in the future.
Start here:
www.cic.gc.ca
[18-05-2011,11:26]
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