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Recently became a US citizen. Looking to help my sister come to the US or Canada (or Europe)

Hey y'all.

I came to the US on F1 visa in 2009 and in March this year I became a citizen.

I would like to help my sister come over here or Canada.

She is 31 and has a masters degree in english translation.

Things are rough for a girl when you are above "marriage" age and still single where we come from. We also have almost no opportunities for growth.

She is getting really depressed and desperate. I'm trying to remove her from the environment that we live in because I know it's my culture that is wrong not her. as far as I'm concerned she's accomplished more than me. And the best way to show her that is to place her in a society that appreciates her for her skills rather than focus on cultural echo chambers and shun her abilities.

I have explored the 130 petition for my sister but that is on average 14 years currently.

I heard Canada offers an easy path for skilled immigrants. Having a masters even gives you better opportunity. Is this true?

Any input on legal ways to make this happen for her would be greatly appreciated

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