Can I go to college in the United States when I apply for immigration to Canada in my second year of high school?

actually, I will be anxious to answer your question, because even if I say it, you won't understand! My feeling now is that what you think is unnecessary. First of all, you haven't got a Canadian visa yet. Do you know what kind of time process it takes from submitting materials to hearing and issuing visas for an immigrant application? Whether the visa is passed. . . And so on, it is still unknown! Even if your case can be successfully passed, it will be a long time and wait, do you understand? Now that you are a sophomore, I feel that you should seriously prepare for the basic study and lay a best learning foundation for the ever-changing tomorrow. Of course, it is good for you to have lofty ideals! However, don't be impetuous and unrealistic. Please don't mind my saying this. I have had your experience before, so I will speak frankly!

By the way, the following questions:

1. If you are a Canadian resident, studying in the United States belongs to studying abroad, not to China students! The study fee is exactly the same as that of China students studying in the United States!

2. When you are a Canadian resident, if you go to the United States to go to college, your Canadian resident status will not be affected! But you must meet the basic requirements of the federal government for Canadian residents to live in Canada: five years and two years!

3. When you are already a Canadian resident, if you are willing to apply for Canadian citizenship, you must meet the requirement of living in the world for three years within four years. It should also be reminded that your life in Canada during your study in Canada cannot be completely counted in this time, but it can be counted in two days. )

This answer may not be what you need! However, I believe in a responsible and serious answer. I sincerely hope that you will take your future efforts seriously! Support your netizens! lelievre