Your pathway to permanent residence in Quebec through the QSWP and Arrima system. Quebec selects immigrants who will contribute to its economic development with its own unique selection criteria.
Quebec has its own immigration system separate from federal programs, designed to select immigrants who will integrate well into Quebec society
Discover the unique advantages of immigrating to Quebec, Canada's French-speaking province
Rich French heritage, bilingual environment, and unique culture
Diverse job market with opportunities in various sectors
Excellent healthcare, education, and social services
Quebec uses its own points system to evaluate candidates. You need 50 points (single) or 59 points (with spouse) to qualify.
Follow these steps to successfully navigate the Quebec Skilled Worker Program
Create your Arrima profile and submit your Expression of Interest with all required information.
Wait for invitation from Quebec based on your profile and current selection criteria.
Submit your complete application with all supporting documents within 90 days of invitation.
Receive your CSQ if approved by Quebec immigration authorities (6-12 months).
Apply to IRCC for permanent residence using your CSQ (6-12 months processing).
Receive your COPR and complete your landing to become a permanent resident.
Meet these minimum requirements to be eligible for Quebec Skilled Worker Program
Secondary school diploma or equivalent. Higher education receives more points.
Required for all foreign education credentials to determine Canadian equivalency.
Additional points awarded for Quebec education credentials.
At least 1 year of skilled work experience in the last 5 years.
Work experience must be in NOC TEER 0, 1, 2, or 3 occupations.
Additional points for Quebec work experience.
French proficiency is highly valued and can earn up to 16 points.
English proficiency can earn up to 6 additional points.
Proof of funds to support yourself and family members in Quebec.
3-month history showing consistent balance above minimum requirements.
Documentation showing legitimate source of settlement funds.