למחוז קוויבק ישנה תוכנית הגירה ניפרדת המבוססת בעיקרה על ידע השפע הצרפתית ומקצועות ותארים נידרשים לקוויבק.
Immigration to Quebec
Quebec administers its own immigration programs with selection criteria that are distinct and more predictable from those of federal and other provincial immigration programs.Foreign nationals wishing to settle permanently in Quebec must undergo a two-step immigration process.
- They must be selected by the Ministère de l’immigration et des communautés culturelles (MICC), Quebec’s immigration authority. Selected applicants will receive a Quebec Certificat de Sélection (CSQ).
- An approved CSQ holder must file an application with Canadian federal immigration authorities. The federal government’s role in evaluating a Quebec application for permanent residence is mainly limited to issues of health and criminality.
As part of the process, you’ll need to have a medical exam and get police certificates.
Selection factors
In order to qualify for a CSQ, you must score enough points under the Quebec Immigration selection system that is described below. A single (unmarried) applicant must score at least 50 points based on this system, while an applicant with a spouse or common-law partner must score at least 59 points.
The Quebec Immigration selection factors may be summarized as follows:
Factors | Points |
---|---|
Education | Up to 14 points (Cutoff Score = 2 points) |
Area Of Training | Up to 12 points |
Validated Employment Offer | Up to 10 points |
Work Experience | Up to 8 points |
Age | Up to 16 points |
Language Proficiency | Up to 22 points |
Stay And Family In Quebec | Up to 8 points |
Spouse/Common-law partner Characteristics | Up to 17 points |
Presence Of Accompanying Children | Up to 8 points |
Financial Self-Sufficiency | 1 point |