Does going abroad conflict with getting married?

The order of studying abroad and getting married is closely related to family economic conditions and countries.

As far as personal feelings are concerned, I suggest that it is best not to be separated for too long after marriage. In other words, it is best not to plan to get married until you are sure whether your spouse can go abroad in the short term.

It will be a long process if we take the road of studying abroad and emigrating. According to one example. It takes about two to three years to study in a junior college in Canada, and more than four years in a university. It is more difficult to study visa immigration. Therefore, according to the salary situation, it is generally safer to apply for immigration after working in the local area for one or two years. If the university loan is best paid off before applying for immigration, and there is a certain deposit in the account, you can get married in China and apply for family immigration abroad. Immigration application time is related to the country, and the time outside Canada may be shorter. Consult the immigration agent for details.

My situation is quite special. After my parents and family immigrated, I went to China to get married, and then my husband's immigration was completed in about three months.

So I suggest that if you plan to study abroad, you'd better wait until you have a fixed income after work before you consider getting married.