Hi Seniors and all,
Thanks for the very informative answers on this board. I have a particular dilemma, and I wanted some input from the experts...
I am currently in the US, and I am planning to continue my education in Canada. But my wife also qualifies under the new FSW category, and we were debating whether to apply for the FSW first, get the PR and move to Canada (if everything works out well) OR apply to the student visa and apply for the Canadian PR, 1 year after we reach Canada. I am hopeful that I can defer my admission to next year, of need be.
However, then I also was thinking why don't I apply for my student visa now with my wife, and after I get my student visa, my wife can start her application for the FSW category, and get the PR faster.
Of course, in this case, we will be in Canada, since i have a student visa, and she is a dependent (hopefully) when we are requested to provide a medical and stuff.
Is my line of thinking possible, or am I missing something completely?
I know that getting the student visa is easier than the FSW but it is very attractive for us to have the PR before we move to Canada, so that we can get our Canadian citizenship faster .
Thanks for everyone's input...
Thanks for the very informative answers on this board. I have a particular dilemma, and I wanted some input from the experts...
I am currently in the US, and I am planning to continue my education in Canada. But my wife also qualifies under the new FSW category, and we were debating whether to apply for the FSW first, get the PR and move to Canada (if everything works out well) OR apply to the student visa and apply for the Canadian PR, 1 year after we reach Canada. I am hopeful that I can defer my admission to next year, of need be.
However, then I also was thinking why don't I apply for my student visa now with my wife, and after I get my student visa, my wife can start her application for the FSW category, and get the PR faster.
Of course, in this case, we will be in Canada, since i have a student visa, and she is a dependent (hopefully) when we are requested to provide a medical and stuff.
Is my line of thinking possible, or am I missing something completely?
I know that getting the student visa is easier than the FSW but it is very attractive for us to have the PR before we move to Canada, so that we can get our Canadian citizenship faster .
Thanks for everyone's input...