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Quebec-selected immigration pathways

Quebec selects its own economic immigrants through the Ministère de l'Immigration, de la Francisation et de l'Intégration (MIFI) under the Regular Skilled Worker Program (PSTQ) and Programme de l'expérience québécoise (PEQ).

Who it suits

Who this pathway suits

Skilled workers and international graduates with French language proficiency seeking residence in Montreal, Quebec City, or regional Quebec.

Eligibility

Eligibility at a glance

  • French proficiency: B2 (oral and written) is mandatory for economic programs
  • Selection on Quebec's points grid evaluating education, work experience, age, and French skills
  • Receipt of a Certificat de sélection du Québec (CSQ)
Process

How the process works

  1. Submit EOI in the Arrima portal
  2. Receive invitation from MIFI and apply for CSQ
  3. Once CSQ is issued, submit federal PR application to IRCC for security and health checks
Documents

Documents you will typically need

  • CSQ certificate, French language evaluation (TEFAQ, TCF-Québec, TEF, TCF), educational records, identity documents
Good to know

What to keep in mind

Selection is entirely decided by Quebec; IRCC handles only federal admissibility (health, criminality, security).

Official source: Gouvernement du Québec — Immigration. Government authorities make all final decisions; no outcome is guaranteed.

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