Canada Quebec nurse permanent migration pilot project

# Canadian Immigration # Introduction If the applicant is a temporary foreign worker who is engaged in nursing work in Quebec, the pilot project can give the applicant the opportunity to settle in Quebec permanently, with 550 places per year. The following is an unorganized pilot project for permanent migration of nurses in Quebec, Canada. Welcome to read!

Canada Quebec nurse permanent migration pilot project

The pilot will take effect on March 3, 2026 1 day and end on June 20261day. If the applicant meets the application conditions of the project, he can submit an application for permanent residence and obtain CSQ Quebec Selection Certificate. The pilot project of permanent migration of nursing staff can be divided into two categories: work category and work-study program category. Regardless of the above categories, the applicant must first meet the following * * * conditions:

At least 18 years old;

Stay in Quebec in a legal capacity;

When he submitted his application, he was working as a nurse in Quebec;

Have spoken French equivalent to Grade 7;

I intend to live and work in Quebec;

Prove that you can be self-sufficient economically.

In addition, job category applicants need to meet the following specific requirements:

Holding a diploma related to nursing specialty must be obtained after completing at least one year of full-time study, at least corresponding to Quebec vocational education diploma;

Having worked as a nurse in Quebec for at least 24 months in the 36 months before submitting the application;

Or within 36 months before submitting the application, he has been engaged in health care work related to basic personal care outside Quebec for at least 12 months, and has been engaged in nursing work in Quebec for at least 12 months.

The work-study program category shall meet the following specific requirements:

Within 24 months before submitting the application, he obtained a Quebec vocational education diploma that can engage in the profession of nursing staff;

Worked as a nurse in Quebec for at least 12 months before submitting the application and within 24 months after completing the study.

note:

1. Applicants who want to apply for the work-study program category must successfully complete the study courses of institutions and home care assistants (continuous training for 870 hours) and obtain a vocational training diploma.

2. Qualified work experience must be legally obtained, paid, full-time (30 hours or more per week) or equivalent.

3. To prove financial self-sufficiency, it is necessary to provide sufficient economic proof to show that the applicant and his accompanying family can support their life in Quebec for the first three months.

Applicants must actually engage in the nursing profession. In the national occupational classification, this corresponds to NOC 3413-Nurse Assistant, Nurse and Patient Service Assistant.

If the applicant is engaged in a non-caregiver occupation outside Quebec, the applicant's occupation must belong to the Ministry of Health and be related to basic personal care. Belong to one of the following occupations:

30 1 1 nursing coordinator and supervisor;

30 12 registered nurses and psychiatric registered nurses;

3 124 full-time primary care doctor

3233 practice nurse

44 12 Family support workers, housekeepers and related occupations are limited to the case where the applicant mainly performs one or more of the following duties in the institutional environment: providing personal care, providing bedside care and routine medical care.

Article 2 Introduction of Canadian Federal Skilled Immigrants

To apply for Canadian federal skilled migration, the applicant must be in NOC and meet other conditions of this project before he can enter the EE candidate pool. Then, according to the CRS scoring system, invitations are issued from high to low, and applicants can only submit visa applications if they are qualified. Federal skilled immigrants can also be divided into three categories.

Federal skilled immigrants: IELTS 4-6, with a pre-assessment score of 67 or above, and at least 65,438+0 years of work experience in the NOC list in the past 65,438+00 years. (This visa is generally applicable to China applicants).

Canadian Federal Skilled Worker Immigrants: 5 points for IELTS listening and speaking, 3.5 points for reading and 4 points for writing. At least 2 years working experience in the NOC list in the last 5 years, and obtained at least 1 year working offer from Canadian employer or professional certificate of technician issued by Canada. For China applicants, the difficulty of this visa lies in how to enter Canada and obtain the mechanical professional certificate issued by Canada. As for the employer's offer, because most occupations in the list of skilled workers need compulsory certification, even if it is not compulsory certification, you must register an apprentice in the province to work. )

Canadian federal experienced immigrants: if they are 0 and A occupations on the NOC list, IELTS requires 4 6 points; If it is a class B (mechanic) occupation, IELTS requires reading 4 points and listening, speaking and writing 5 points each; At least 1 year working experience in Canada in recent 3 years. This visa is for international students in Canada and applicants with temporary work visas. )

List of immigrant occupations in Quebec, Canada

Recently, the Quebec Immigration Bureau updated the list of occupations that can simplify the LMIA application process in the new year, which took effect on February 24th. When employers in Quebec hire temporary foreign workers who meet these occupational lists, they can save part of the application process of LMIA, save the probation period of LMIA work visa, and make employees join the job faster!

This year's career list has 18 1 occupations selected, 70 more than last year. The newly added occupations include telecom operator manager, computer and information system manager, marketing and public relations manager, administrative assistant, accountant, software engineer and so on. You can check the complete list yourself at the Quebec Immigration Bureau.

On February 23rd, Canada time, the Immigration Bureau of BC Province issued the latest round of provincial nomination technology pilot invitation. The lowest invitation score in this round is 75 points, and * * * issued 87 invitations.

As a rare high-stability project among Canadian immigrants, in the past few years, even during the COVID-19 epidemic, it has really benefited many prospective immigrants who are engaged in technical occupations in the IT industry. The score reduction of BC technical pilots broke the low level of 80 points for more than half a year, which greatly lowered the threshold for being invited!

There is no obvious increase in the number of invited places in this round, but the operation of directly reducing 5 points can't help but remind people of the wave of "pool clearing action" of the federal CEC some time ago! Of course, you shouldn't expect the nomination in BC to be so crazy, which more reflects the lack of new immigrants in Canada every year and the urgent need for some specific occupations.

In the current situation of low market score, it is undoubtedly a very suitable opportunity for the wait-and-see group to enter the market, especially for friends who meet the list of science and technology pilot occupations in BC Province. It is 90 points away from the previous high 15 points. You can measure the EOI score table of BC province yourself, and you will know the difference.