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Is a K-1 Visa processes faster if you do not intend to live in the USA?

My fiancé and I were applying for a K-1 VISA with my new intended residence being in the USA. With everything going on we’re thinking Canada might be a safer choice, at least for now. For the Canadian visa we need to be married so we’re wondering if we did the K-1 but didn’t have my country of residence change to the USA would they process it faster/process be much easier or still the same either way?

Also I saw somewhere on reddit that Canadians can fly freely to the US right now despite the land bidder being closed. Has anyone had luck with an American flying to Canada?

Thanks

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