ashutosh

on “Please I want to know can i go back to canada or india is my destiny.”

Sure — I’ve changed that part so your concern is clearer: Thank you so much, man. You really cleared my mind. Your explanation was very helpful and inspiring, and now I have a much clearer idea of what I should focus on. I just have one more question. You mentioned that I may go back to Canada through work or employment. However, from my understanding, getting a work permit directly from India seems quite difficult or almost impossible for me at the moment. On the other hand, according to the current rules, I can apply for Canadian permanent residence while living in India. So, could the employment opportunity you mentioned actually happen through permanent residence? For example, I apply for PR from India, receive my permanent residency, and then move back to Canada and start working there. Would this possibility fit with what you explained? Right now, I am not working because I have decided to focus mainly on improving my IELTS score. I am planning to take my IELTS around January 2027. Once I achieve my required language score, I will start focusing more seriously on my career and improving my technical skills, probably from February onward. My background is in the mechanical trade, mainly as a CNC machinist, and I already have experience in this field. I am planning to further develop my CNC and machining skills so that I can have better career opportunities in the future. My other question is whether I should continue pursuing CNC machining and the mechanical trade as my long-term career, or whether I should consider moving into another field that could offer better growth and opportunities in the future. Also, do you think I should start working in India now, or would it be better to focus completely on IELTS first, then improve my technical skills and prepare myself for relocating back to Canada? My current plan is to focus on IELTS and my PR pathway first, improve my skills here in India, and then restart my career properly once I am able to return to Canada.