You don't know how happy it makes me hear this for you! I as well, for the longest, feel the I can do so much more and definitely have be looking into different alternatives. Just seeing you succeed in things that I as well want to do one day in my life brings me hope
I hear you. The new changes have definitely made things more challenging, especially for study permits. But while the process is tougher, it’s not impossible! There are still different pathways to explore depending on your situation. If moving to Canada is your goal, I’d recommend looking into provincial programs and staying up to date with any policy updates. Don’t lose hope-things are always changing
@@JazminJNajerado you know how is the process to self deport as a Mexican living undocumented in the US but without visa to Canada I want to do the same as you but I’m afraid the visa for Canada won’t work my situation ( I want to take away my kids and my husband out of this madness in the us )
Hey Jazmin! Thank you for your wonderful story. I am in the same situation here in the United States. I'm thinking of leaving to pursue my masters degree in Canada. But do you think things have changed given the new laws Canada has implemented?
Hi! Thank you so much for watching and for sharing a bit about your journey. I know firsthand how tough it can be to navigate these decisions, and I’m really glad to hear you’re considering new opportunities for yourself! You’re right that Canada has recently made some big changes to its study permit process, and unfortunately, it has become more challenging in some ways, especially with new caps and financial requirements. That said, it’s not impossible! Every province has different policies and programs, so if studying in Canada is your goal, it’s still worth exploring your options. I wish you the best on your journey and feel free to reach out if you have more questions! 😊
You don't know how happy it makes me hear this for you! I as well, for the longest, feel the I can do so much more and definitely have be looking into different alternatives. Just seeing you succeed in things that I as well want to do one day in my life brings me hope
Thank you so much! It has been very rewarding. ❤
You are now living with dignity. You transformed fear into faith. I admire and I am deeply inspired by you. 👏🏽
Wow, this truly means so much to me! 🥹 It’s been a journey, and I’m so grateful for how far I’ve come. Thank you for your kind words.
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I want to go too , but now with the new Canadian laws made the dream more difficult to accomplish 😢
I hear you. The new changes have definitely made things more challenging, especially for study permits. But while the process is tougher, it’s not impossible! There are still different pathways to explore depending on your situation. If moving to Canada is your goal, I’d recommend looking into provincial programs and staying up to date with any policy updates. Don’t lose hope-things are always changing
@@JazminJNajerado you know how is the process to self deport as a Mexican living undocumented in the US but without visa to Canada I want to do the same as you but I’m afraid the visa for Canada won’t work my situation ( I want to take away my kids and my husband out of this madness in the us )
Hey Jazmin! Thank you for your wonderful story. I am in the same situation here in the United States. I'm thinking of leaving to pursue my masters degree in Canada. But do you think things have changed given the new laws Canada has implemented?
Hi! Thank you so much for watching and for sharing a bit about your journey. I know firsthand how tough it can be to navigate these decisions, and I’m really glad to hear you’re considering new opportunities for yourself! You’re right that Canada has recently made some big changes to its study permit process, and unfortunately, it has become more challenging in some ways, especially with new caps and financial requirements. That said, it’s not impossible! Every province has different policies and programs, so if studying in Canada is your goal, it’s still worth exploring your options. I wish you the best on your journey and feel free to reach out if you have more questions! 😊