My fiance is a Canadian citizen, and her prospective mother-in-law has her own company. Now she hired me to go to Canada, and then I married him in Canada.

You are lucky that your husband is a real person and your mother-in-law is willing to help (you don't have to have adult children to help).

In this way, you can have it both ways. On the one hand, there is no need to queue up for the audit process in marriage immigration, but we should also live separately. On the one hand, you can immigrate through skilled workers. With work permits, the opportunities and speed of immigration are greatly accelerated, and the submission from Canada is much faster than that in China. No matter which channel you approve, you can safely reunite with your husband in Canada. Why not? It is suggested to take the road of work permit-going to work in the past-skilled immigration first, and then start marriage immigration or not. Foreigners are not so cunning. It won't hurt to follow their design.

Supplement: If you may suffer losses, you can register your marriage in Canada and divorce there later, or you can get compensation according to foreign laws. However, as long as you know how to earn your own money or find a good lawyer, foreign countries will provide better protection for divorced women. Of course, the job is given by others, and you can't divorce before the skilled migration is successful, otherwise it will be a problem to lose your foothold. But in your case, of course, the sooner you get your identity, the better, and waiting for a visa in China after marriage is definitely not as good as waiting for a reunion in the past. Do you want to accept this offer yourself?