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How can a poor person like me get to his favorite country?

Hey I'm morteza And if you answer thisyou changed my life💚

I was born in Iran. And I live here too. im 21 years old. My field of study is computer and I am studying for an associate degree. And I will graduate next year.

My favorite country is the United States and Canada. (Of course, I love America madly and I am amazed at American culture and the American people.) I like to immigrate to the United States or Canada and spend the rest of my life there.

I realized that I could go to the United States or Canada to study for a bachelor's degree and become a permanent resident after three years of study and two years of work.

But I live in Iran and the Iranian economy is the worst economy in the world and the Iranian currency is the most worthless currency in the world. (Iran is the land of forgetting dreams) The economy has become so weak that a pc with medium and even low specifications equals the one-year salary of an engineer. Salaries are low and expenses are high.

The dollar rate is 26,000 Tomans. That means we have to pay 26 times as much as anything. And the cost of studying in the United States with the Iranian currency is high.

I found out that the cheapest Canadian universities (I can't think of the United States when it comes to cost) are about $ 20,000 and I need $ 12,000 to show financial strength. But this amount of money is too much.

I can match $ 15,000 by borrowing from others. But I know this is not enough money

1.How can I go to the United States (which is impossible with this money) or Canada for $ 15,000 and get a residency after studying?

I have heard that the cost of a master's degree is less than a bachelor's degree. But computer courses in Iran are very difficult and I know that my chances of being accepted into a master's degree are low because of some courses such as advanced math (my math is like a five year old) This means I can get a bachelor's degree, but a master's degree is unlikely, so that's why I like to go earlier.

The situation in Iran is difficult and I have thought about suicide several times and the government is making things worse, for example, a few weeks ago they increased the military from 2 years to 5 years (similar to North Korea, which is 10 years).

2.Has the US or Canadian government provided a special scholarship for Iran? (Special scholarships are available for Chinese, Indians, Pakistanis and Afghans. I do not know why they do not like Iranians)

3.I am 21 years old and I do not have a job. How can I get this money?(I heard from my friend that I can match this amount by trading digital currencies)

I am ready to do anything to achieve my goal and reach my favorite country, so tell me any solution that comes to your mind !!

thanks.❤💚

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