Quebec Skilled Workers
The Quebec Program favours young families, French speakers, and skilled workers that have training in areas in demand in Quebec for selection.
The evaluation factors taken into consideration are: Age, Experience, Education and Language Skills (French and English). French language is the most considered with a greater number of points. English Language proficiency for spouses gives no point. Some other factors that may help the employment integration into Quebec's society in general are also taken into account, such as: children, family in Quebec, job offer and previous residence in Quebec. In all cases, the skilled worker candidate must have at least a high school diploma and possess the financial resources to meet their basic needs and those of their family members..
The employability profile of candidates and training play a major role in the selection grid. Applicants who do not meet the cut off score for employability are automatically rejected in the preliminary examination stage.
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CIC offers a basic list of required supporting evidence, but this may not always be sufficient. Even minor requests, such as for visitor visas or stay extensions, can lead to rejection and negatively impact your credibility in the government system. Additionally, certain contact information for government services may not be publicly available. As such, it is essential to use a professional to gather and communicate necessary information on your behalf for a successful immigration process.
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Don't be penny wise and pound foolish when it comes to your immigration application. Attempting to handle the process alone, without the assistance of a consultant, can result in significant mistakes that can cause lengthy delays or even a permanent ban on entering Canada for up to five years. Seeking professional guidance can help you avoid such pitfalls and increase your chances of success in the immigration process.
