I’ve only been in the Uk for less than a year. After critical reviews and deep reasoning with immigration lawyers, I figured uk is not as easy as projected when it comes to settlement.

I’m planning to relocate to Canada but I don’t think I have the profile to match Express entry criteria. Please, I need suggestions and detailed information about how to relocate to Canada from uk.
Thank you all.

Have you been to Canada before? If not, what makes you think life is easier in Canada? Do you have the resources to visit Canada first? If you do, I'd suggest you do that. I know it could be expensive but it's surely worth it. At least, you'd be sure you are not repeating the same mistake of moving to a new country without sufficient information on how to settle in.

I know you mentioned "critical reviews" which suggests you've done your homework and you've considered the necessary factors, I'd just like to add that the process of settling in in most of these western countries is pretty much alike. Although Canada is considered more immigrant friendly, you'd probably face similar road blocks you face in the UK there. Just keep that in mind.

Best of luck!

dreddboy007:
I’ve only been in the Uk for less than a year. After critical reviews and deep reasoning with immigration lawyers, I figured uk is not as easy as projected when it comes to settlement.

I’m planning to relocate to Canada but I don’t think I have the profile to match Express entry criteria. Please, I need suggestions and detailed information about how to relocate to Canada from uk.
Thank you all.

what do you mean your profile doesn't match. There are things you can do to increase scores for express entry. Kr marry someone in uk

Your own sweet oh, moving from jand to jand

Lagbaja88:
what do you mean your profile doesn't match. There are things you can do to increase scores for express entry. Kr marry someone in uk

Please tell me more. Being married to a British citizen would increase your chances? Even when you don’t understand french as applicant and all you have is just Bsc and working experience? Kindly elaborate

WoundedLamb:
Have you been to Canada before? If not, what makes you think life is easier in Canada? Do you have the resources to visit Canada first? If you do, I'd suggest you do that. I know it could be expensive but it's surely worth it. At least, you'd be sure you are not repeating the same mistake of moving to a new country without sufficient information on how to settle in.

I know you mentioned "critical reviews" which suggests you've done your homework and you've considered the necessary factors, I'd just like to add that the process of settling in in most of these western countries is pretty much alike. Although Canada is considered more immigrant friendly, you'd probably face similar road blocks you face in the UK there. Just keep that in mind.

Best of luck!

The fact that there are limited ways of settling down in uk is the turn off. You either have a child here ( which you’d still need the mother’s consent ) or you get married to British citizen ( you need her for years to settle down ). Depending on someone is not the best form of survival in uk. Life could be so miserable for the dependant. Hence why I said I’ve done my research and I think moving to a more friendly country like Canada would be better.

dreddboy007:



Please tell me more. Being married to a British citizen would increase your chances? Even when you don’t understand french as applicant and all you have is just Bsc and working experience? Kindly elaborate

i meant marry person for uk make you become citizen lol. Read more on express entry, people learn french from scratch to boost their points for canada