Ismail

I am going to engage a girl with high school degree only , is this is
going to give me some extra points for my immigration to Canada, the
girl does not have a Canadian nationality also she is not living in
Canada.

The reason I am asking this question is because I have heard that some
extra points will be given to those people who are married or engaged,
because from the Canadian point of view they will look at this person
In a way that he is intending to get settlement in Canada and not
planning to get the passport and then go out of Canada to have job
somewhere else.

Is this is true?


Thanks,
Ismail Al-shelh

Andrew Miller

Not true.

You may get few extra points only for post secondary education or trade
certificate of accompanying spouse or common-law spouse or partner. Nothing
for fiancée's education. And nothing for just high school.

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Andrew Miller
Immigration Consultant
Vancouver, British Columbia
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"Ismail" wrote in message
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    > I am going to engage a girl with high school degree only , is this is
    > going to give me some extra points for my immigration to Canada, the
    > girl does not have a Canadian nationality also she is not living in
    > Canada.
    > The reason I am asking this question is because I have heard that some
    > extra points will be given to those people who are married or engaged,
    > because from the Canadian point of view they will look at this person
    > In a way that he is intending to get settlement in Canada and not
    > planning to get the passport and then go out of Canada to have job
    > somewhere else.
    > Is this is true?
    > Thanks,
    > Ismail Al-shelh