Visa approval can take long in some instances, it could be there are a lot of people on the queue they need to attend to, or some internal things they need to sort. Most often than not, visa application take up to 3 months and beyond to come out unless you are very lucky. Please stay patient and it will be sorted

Germany has a lot of free Masters courses and relatively cheap courses, however it comes with blocked account at the embassy for non EU/EEA

Finland does not have blocked account and their tuition ranges around 4000 eur above

Malta is an English speaking country so you do not have to worry about learning a language, and the tuition is around 6000 eur above

Depending on the European country you want to migrate to, try to learn their language, network, and volunteer so your job search will be successful, and be patient. It will work out.

It depends on your purpose to the place. If you plan to stay for a long period, even with your sponsorship letter, you need to use Category D.

Yes, you can pursue a Master's degree in Canada with a 2.2 (second class lower) degree, although it might be more challenging. Here are a few considerations and tips:

Research Universities and Programs: Some Canadian universities may have higher entry requirements, but there are many institutions that take a holistic approach in evaluating applications. Research universities and specific programs to find those that are flexible with their entry requirements.

Strengthen Other Aspects of Your Application:

Statement of Purpose (SOP): Write a compelling SOP explaining why you want to pursue the program, your career goals, and why you are a good fit for the program despite your undergraduate GPA.

Letters of Recommendation: Obtain strong recommendation letters from professors or employers who can attest to your abilities and potential for success in graduate studies.

Relevant Work Experience: Highlight any relevant work or research experience that demonstrates your skills and dedication to the field.
Additional Courses or Certifications: Completing additional coursework or certifications related to your field can show your commitment and help strengthen your application.

Consider Pathway Programs: Some universities offer pathway or preparatory programs for students who do not meet the direct entry requirements. Successfully completing these programs can lead to admission into the Master's program.

Professional and Academic Achievements: Highlight any professional certifications, publications, or academic achievements that could bolster your application.