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To immigrate to Canada, you need to prove your ability to support yourself and your family. The master’s degree will help with points. Your age is still within the ‘safe’ range. The lack of work experience will not help.Update: I did the qualifying questionnaire on the following page and without work experience, you cannot apply for Express Entry.Do you want to come to Canada as a skilled immigrant?If you were able to get some work experience to try Express Entry, you would probably need to get maximum language points to qualify so make sure you study English, assuming you’re taking IELTS. If you’re also fluent in French, that would be a big bonus.You can check your changes of qualifying by completing the questionnaire on this page. It is anonymous, not an application, and just for your information, so you are informed at the outset.Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) tool: skilled immigrants (Express Entry)At present, successful applicants are scoring 470 or more points.You will also need to have enough money in savings to support yourself and your children…unless you can arrange a job in advance which is probably impossible. Here are the required amounts.Proof of funds - Skilled immigrants (Express Entry)Realistically… as much as I want to see a young mother emigrate to Canada and succeed… I suspect it is going to be tough. First you have to qualify to emigrate and there is significant competition. Your lack of work experience and choice of degree will not make it easy to succeed in Canada.It isn’t you. It’s the employment situation in Canada. Canada has one of the best educated work forces in the world. More than 56% of Canadian workers have a post-secondary degree. Psychology is a popular field. This means there is a lot of well-educated competition for any decent jobs. Plus jobs arising from your degree are likely to be culturally specific, meaning you would need to assimilate Canadian culture and practices in order to do those jobs.As an example, last year I interviewed a young woman, Canadian, who had obtained a bachelor’s degree in psychology from a Canadian university. When she tried to find work, she discovered that any worthwhile career was out of reach unless she had a doctorate. Getting a doctorate would have meant going $100,000 CAD in debt.So she enrolled in a trades course to become a plumber. When I interviewed her she was halfway through the apprenticeship program and was very happy. She loved the learning, she loved the work, and she can look forward to an in-demand, well-paid career. Plus, because of the apprenticeship structure, she would complete her Red Seal certification debt-free because much of her education costs were covered and she was paid as an apprentice.A psychology degree? Not as useful plus there is a LOT of competition for any position.You can start researching the process at the links below, on the Immigration Canada website. Do not waste money on consultants. The process is explained step-by-step on the website and you can apply online.But without work experience, it will be difficult to impossible to qualify. Unfortunately.Immigrate to CanadaImmigrate through Express EntryAnother option, if you can afford it, would be to study in Canada for - ideally - two years and then get a post-graduate work permit for three years. That could give you an opportunity to get work and Canadian experience. After a year of work in Canada, you can apply via the Canadian Experience class which tends to have lower cut-offs for points. You may also be able to build a future via whatever jobs you find and contacts you make while in Canada. Many Canadian employers hire based on who they know. If you impress someone, they’ll keep you employed.Study in Canada as an international studentStudying in Canada as an international student is expensive - assume $30,000 to $40,000 CAD a year. Plus you would need to make arrangements for the care of your children while you are studying, which will be expensive.I truly wish you all the best.

No. Walk away. You’re being scammed.That is not how it works.You apply in advance to emigrate to Canada. If accepted for PR, you receive an invitation to apply. Once that process is completed and you are accepted, you receive a CoPR…a confirmed PR…which allows you to come to Canada. You pick up the actual document in Canada but you have already gone through the whole application process, including police/security checks, health screening, confirmation of your education, language tests, biometic…have you done all that?If not, your consultant is lying to you…either deliberately to get your money or - because I try to be kind - out of ignorance.No one provides a job for you. As new immigrants, you have to find your own jobs. You bring savings to live on while re-settling. It is not easy.Start here to research the options.Immigrate to CanadaImmigrate through Express EntryIf you complete the anonymous questionnaire on this page, you’ll find out how many points you’d score. To be invited to Canada, you would need to score 470 or more points. For the most recent Express Entry draw, the lowest qualifying score was 478 points.This where the lack of age points will make it difficult to qualify…but try anyway so you understand where you stand.Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) tool: skilled immigrants (Express Entry)DUMP the consultant. Everything you need to know is on the Immigration Canada website.Good luck.

I read your question and I burst out laughing…Not to be rude…but that is so crazy it is funny. The idea that there would be an ‘easy’ way - or even multiple easy ways according to your question - to find some stranger to invest at least $50,000 into someone asking on the Internet is ludicrous.There is absolutely NO FREE SPONSORSHIP into Canada. None. (Sorry)According to one survey, 36 million people around the world want to come to Canada. Some of them make it - through hard work, study, accomplishments, and saving. Most do not make it.No one in Canada - the country or individual Canadians - has the resources to give easy, free sponsorship to the millions who want to come here…some because they think getting to Canada means they will have a work-free, wonderful life.Do these people look like they’re living a wonderful life? This is what homelessness and poverty looks like in Canada.Living in Canada is hard. People need skills. They need to be able to survive in a modern, high tech democracy with a competitive job market. That is why there are stringent requirements to immigrate to Canada.Anyone can apply but Canada isn’t looking for freeloaders seeking a free ride on someone else’s hard-earned dime.If you want to find out what it takes to legally immigrate to Canada, start here:Do you want to come to Canada as a skilled immigrant?If you fill out the questionnaire on the page, you’ll find out if you might be eligible to immigrate to Canada. BTW, the financial requirements are mandatory.