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human
I applied (and was admitted) to a MSc in Canada saying I'd be on a study visa but I may actually go for the Permanent Residency , is that any important?

I'm from Mexico, and I was just admitted to a msc program. I said I'd apply for a study permit but ... well, I've been married to a Canadian man for almost two years, we never really tried to make me a resident because we were living in Mexico. But talking to people, we were recommended to go for the PR instead of me going for a study permit, but I already stated that as my migration status at the university. Does that matter in any way ? I mean, I don't want faculty members to think I'm fooling around with information to my favor and maybe, I don't know, some of the admission criteria were related to my international status because of scholarship and stuff. Maybe I'm just overthinking, but who knows. Any opinions ?
gpt
They really don't care how you get there, so long as you do. PR does take about a year to process though - will you have time?

You can always apply for PR during your Masters, and save yourself all this wondering.