Immigration and education level

[rachel83az]

I was assuming that you'd save up while in South Korea. If you teach for 2-3 years, and live frugally, you could probably save up enough for a Master's like this one: https://www.lakeheadu.ca/programs/gradua...ience#fees International students pay about $9000/term. They have a 1-year option, so I think that'd make it about $20k CAD? Assuming it's all in-person and qualifies you for the Canadian immigration track, $20k is actually not bad. Probably one of the cheapest ways to move to another country, outside of getting married.