Prince Harry’s lack of higher education could stop him moving to Canada under strict immigration rules, lawyer claims
PRINCE Harry's lack of higher education could prevent him moving to Canada, an immigration lawyer claims.
Prince Harry arrived in Vancouver on Tuesday morning to start a new life with Meghan and their eight-month-old son Archie after the pair stepped down from royal duties.
After leaving posh Eton College in 2003 with a B in Art and a D in Geography at A-level, Prince Harry decided against going to university and instead started his Army career at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst in 2005, following a gap year where he travelled and worked in Africa and Australia.
Many of the applicants who are qualifying have higher education
Mario Bellissimo
Mr Bellissimo told the Metro: "It's definitely weighted heavily against him because you're credited all the way up the scale from PhD downwards.
He said the move to step back had come after "months of talks after so many years of challenges.”
"I know I haven't always gotten it right, but as far as this goes, there really was no other option,” Prince said during a speech he made on Sunday night at a London dinner for supporters of his charity Sentebale.
She was said to want out after becoming worried that baby son Archie would grow up stifled by the constraints of royal life.
It’s unclear where the family plans to permanently live, but they are expected to take their time mulling over their plans while lapping up the luxury of their six-bedroom dream home.
Toronto is seen as the most likely new home for the family after Meghan spent seven years there while starring in television drama “Suits.”