What are the types of Quebec immigrants?

Quebec immigrants include traditional skilled immigrants, experienced immigrants (PEQ), business immigrants (investment immigrants, entrepreneurs immigrants, self-employed immigrants) and family reunion immigrants. Among them, conventional skilled immigrants and commercial immigrants have quota restrictions.

1, Quebec business immigrants:

Including investment immigrants, entrepreneurs immigrants and self-employed immigrants.

Such immigrants are suitable for domestic business leaders or applicants with management experience who want to obtain permanent residence status in Canada through investment. Because compared with skilled immigrants, business immigrants have no language requirements, as long as applicants meet the requirements of business immigrants for funds, they can apply.

2. Regular skilled immigrants from Quebec:

Quebec's routine selection program for skilled workers can also be called routine skilled migration or skilled worker migration. Refers to immigrants who immigrate to Quebec by their own skills and talents, and do not need to rely on other people's guarantees. As long as you have a certain level of French and English skills and education, and your current occupation and professional knowledge are needed by Quebec's job market, you are eligible to apply.

3. Experienced immigrants from Quebec (PEQ):

Quebec program de l' expé rience qué bé coise (PEQ- Quebec Experience Project) is an experience immigration project, which is suitable for temporary workers with technical jobs in Quebec, or international students who have graduated or will graduate from Quebec. Where applicable, the Immigration Bureau will also issue such visas to spouses or de facto spouses and dependent children included in their applications. If you meet the qualifications of both graduates and temporary workers in Quebec, you can apply for CSQ as a graduate or apply for immigration as a temporary worker.