Should I move to Canada

[kevinUsa]

I'm a senior in high school, before I begin. And an Indian citizen.

 

I've been living in the United States for the past 14 years now. I've gone through elementary, middle, and soon high school here. I'm gonna go to college and graduate in America. And yet after all this time, I still haven't gotten my green card or citizenship yet.

 

I am currently on an H-4 visa. My parents are in H-1B I believe. And being on this visa, especially for so long but especially now, sucks. Just absolutely sucks. I can't work, while all of my friends are working and earning money. In the college application process I am an international applicant even though I've lived here in America 95% of my life, which means higher application fee and less chances of me getting in because of my international tag. And in college, being on H-4 means internships are most likely not going to happen. And as a computer science major, this will probably kill my career before it even begins.

Now, I might switch to an F-1 visa because they can work and do internships. But I don't even know if that will happen, and it seems unlikely. And, I'll have to change my own status once I turn 21. Our date isn't current on our green card, and my parents have told me that our chances of even getting on are pretty slim. So, with all this into consideration, should I move to Canada? After graduating college, should I move over there, become a permanent resident and eventually a Canadian citizen? I really wanna stay here in America, but seeing what's happening to me, I'm scared about not only my own future, as getting a green card, at least for my family, seems unlikely, but also for my own kids, who might go through what I'm going through. It's super frustrating, seeing others get their green cards and citizenships and not getting our own, even after we have loyally stayed here for almost 2 decades. It'll be almost 20 years after I graduate college, and I truly don't think we'll get it then too. It's a grim situation.

Now, I might switch to an F-1 visa because they can work and do internships. But I don't even know if that will happen, and it seems unlikely. And, I'll have to change my own status once I turn 21. Our date isn't current on our green card, and my parents have told me that our chances of even getting on are pretty slim. So, with all this into consideration, should I move to Canada? After graduating college, should I move over there, become a permanent resident and eventually a Canadian citizen? I really wanna stay here in America, but seeing what's happening to me, I'm scared about not only my own future, as getting a green card, at least for my family, seems unlikely, but also for my own kids, who might go through what I'm going through. It's super frustrating, seeing others get their green cards and citizenships and not getting our own, even after we have loyally stayed here for almost 2 decades. It'll be almost 20 years after I graduate college, and I truly don't think we'll get it then too. It's a grim situation.

 

TLDR; should I move to Canada to gain Canadian citizenship after graduating college? Currently a high school senior on H-4 in America.

 

 

TLDR; should I move to Canada to gain Canadian citizenship after graduating college? Currently a high school senior on H-4 in America.

 

[manadonga]

It is better option or marry your girlfriend 

[Sixers]

Move to India best. Ekkadiki poyina adhe dog life.

[jaffanaadaffa]

15 minutes ago, kevinUsa said:

I'm a senior in high school, before I begin. And an Indian citizen.

 

I've been living in the United States for the past 14 years now. I've gone through elementary, middle, and soon high school here. I'm gonna go to college and graduate in America. And yet after all this time, I still haven't gotten my green card or citizenship yet.

 

I am currently on an H-4 visa. My parents are in H-1B I believe. And being on this visa, especially for so long but especially now, sucks. Just absolutely sucks. I can't work, while all of my friends are working and earning money. In the college application process I am an international applicant even though I've lived here in America 95% of my life, which means higher application fee and less chances of me getting in because of my international tag. And in college, being on H-4 means internships are most likely not going to happen. And as a computer science major, this will probably kill my career before it even begins.

Now, I might switch to an F-1 visa because they can work and do internships. But I don't even know if that will happen, and it seems unlikely. And, I'll have to change my own status once I turn 21. Our date isn't current on our green card, and my parents have told me that our chances of even getting on are pretty slim. So, with all this into consideration, should I move to Canada? After graduating college, should I move over there, become a permanent resident and eventually a Canadian citizen? I really wanna stay here in America, but seeing what's happening to me, I'm scared about not only my own future, as getting a green card, at least for my family, seems unlikely, but also for my own kids, who might go through what I'm going through. It's super frustrating, seeing others get their green cards and citizenships and not getting our own, even after we have loyally stayed here for almost 2 decades. It'll be almost 20 years after I graduate college, and I truly don't think we'll get it then too. It's a grim situation.

Now, I might switch to an F-1 visa because they can work and do internships. But I don't even know if that will happen, and it seems unlikely. And, I'll have to change my own status once I turn 21. Our date isn't current on our green card, and my parents have told me that our chances of even getting on are pretty slim. So, with all this into consideration, should I move to Canada? After graduating college, should I move over there, become a permanent resident and eventually a Canadian citizen? I really wanna stay here in America, but seeing what's happening to me, I'm scared about not only my own future, as getting a green card, at least for my family, seems unlikely, but also for my own kids, who might go through what I'm going through. It's super frustrating, seeing others get their green cards and citizenships and not getting our own, even after we have loyally stayed here for almost 2 decades. It'll be almost 20 years after I graduate college, and I truly don't think we'll get it then too. It's a grim situation.

 

TLDR; should I move to Canada to gain Canadian citizenship after graduating college? Currently a high school senior on H-4 in America.

 

 

TLDR; should I move to Canada to gain Canadian citizenship after graduating college? Currently a high school senior on H-4 in America.

 

Canada vachina em maaradu until and unless PR vachevaraku. For your age if you are getting PR, yes, move to Canada, get citizenship and then move back to US on TN visa for work.

 

If you are not getting enough CRS points, buy the PR by spending CAD$35000, then the rest will follow.

 

The best option is marry US citizen, no status problems at all.

[Aquaman]

32 minutes ago, jaffanaadaffa said:

Canada vachina em maaradu until and unless PR vachevaraku. For your age if you are getting PR, yes, move to Canada, get citizenship and then move back to US on TN visa for work.

 

If you are not getting enough CRS points, buy the PR by spending CAD$35000, then the rest will follow.

 

The best option is marry US citizen, no status problems at all.

ala kuda untadha ... explain more plz

[kevinUsa]

18 minutes ago, Aquaman said:

ala kuda untadha ... explain more plz

50 point lmia current market rate is 40k 

200 point lmia is 60-70k

Any info pm me

[Aquaman]

3 minutes ago, kevinUsa said:

50 point lmia current market rate is 40k 

200 point lmia is 60-70k

Any info pm me

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[kevinUsa]

28 minutes ago, Aquaman said:

offical ga govt is selling a

Bayata consultant...

 

[Aquaman]

20 minutes ago, kevinUsa said:

Bayata consultant...

 

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[kevinUsa]

18 minutes ago, Aquaman said:

illegal kadha. how does it work?

Nuvvu employer c2c h1ela chestaru same .

[Havingsaidthat]

2 hours ago, Sixers said:

Move to India best. Ekkadiki poyina adhe dog life.

India lo cat life

bayata countries lo dog life

dogs are respected atleast they are loyal but cats are grumpy

[janerampl]

Good luck with your decision!

[Kielmitau]

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[a4apple]

On 12/20/2023 at 8:58 PM, kevinUsa said:

50 point lmia current market rate is 40k 

200 point lmia is 60-70k

Any info pm me

Googling this.. Lmia lepesaru anta ga