how does someone in there 20's with only a diploma move from the US to Toronto? (find a job)

[Misharivers]

I am a 22 year old female hoping to move to Canada legally within a year, but I have only a diploma and no previous work experience. What are some ways I can legally live there or become a resident in my current situation? Any advice will do, I am open to any options that could get me there legally.

[moveagain]

The ways I can think of :
1. Marry a citizen and get sponsorship from him/her
2. Go to school and get a degree in Canada - I heard those trade schools don't take more than 3 years to finish and the graduates are in great demand
3. Find a job here and apply for skilled worker immigration - but with the new system it could be pretty difficult

[bostonkid123]

Originally Posted by Daisyjanne

No

Yes.

[botticelli]

besides marriage, your best option is to attend a Canadian university/college.

[poutineguy]

If you are attractive, it should be fairly easy to travel to Canada and use Tinder to find a man who wants to marry you. Alternatively, apply to study at a Canadian university... even if your marks aren't very good there is several that will accept you provided you're willing to pay "international tuition fees" (which are likely still cheaper than American out of state tuition fees). You can also try to Canada Express Entry program if you have the right skills:
Express Entry