Introduce PEQ to immigrants studying in Quebec, Canada.

Introduction to PEQ by Immigrants Studying in Quebec, Canada

The "Quebec Experience Immigration" Act encourages immigrant applicants to apply for a work visa and work legally after graduation as long as they have studied in Quebec for 1800 hours; Within six months before graduation, you can apply for Canadian immigration status without applying for a work permit in Canada. This project is called PEQ, a Quebec immigrant studying abroad.

First, the application conditions of PEQ immigrants studying abroad

Loose academic requirements: anyone with technical secondary school/senior two education or above can apply;

Large age span: 16 years old can apply;

There is no rigid language requirement, and you can apply if you have basic English or French communication skills.

Second, the PEQ study abroad immigration program is suitable for people.

Families who want to land in Canada as soon as possible and live there;

People who want to work in Canada and get a high salary;

Young people who want to enjoy a quality education in Canada and get a high degree.

Three. Answers to Frequently Asked Questions of Overseas Immigrants PEQ Project

1. How soon can I get a green card?

The period of PEQ from landing in Canada to obtaining a Canadian green card is 18-28 months, and the shortage of professional immigrants is relatively fast. Students can apply for PEQ immigration after attending professional courses for one year, which is divided into three stages: the first stage: attending the training course of the French Education Bureau for 8 months. (It can be adjusted according to the customer's French foundation) The second stage: apply for CSQ of Quebec Immigration Bureau after attending the professional course 12 months (that is, the immigration choice certificate issued by the Canadian government proves that the applicant has passed Quebec immigration regulations, and the application period is about 15 days); The third stage: the school recommends the enterprise internship for half a year, and after the internship, it will be regarded as graduation and a diploma will be issued. After obtaining CSQ and diploma, submit an application for permanent residence to the Canadian Immigration Bureau. Because PEQ is a project specially approved by the Quebec provincial government, the approval time is very fast, and the maple leaf card can be approved and issued in 1-3 months. At present, the processing time from submitting CSQ application to obtaining immigration status is about 9 months; PEQ is not strict with majors, and all applications are basic materials. Anyone who meets the requirements can apply, but the speed of professional application is faster in every period when the job market is in short supply.

2. How soon can I apply for a student visa?

According to the different French level of customers, for most basic customers, they will start to apply for the admission notice of professional courses in the fourth month of French courses, then apply for CAQ (the certificate that Quebec allows foreigners to study in Canada) and then apply for a study visa. The whole process takes about a month.

3. Is attendance important?

In the French training school, because it is an adult education school, customers attend classes with local adults/new immigrants without attendance. During the vocational class, customers are not advised to be absent too much.

4. When will the family members arrive in Canada?

We suggest that families who do not have a Canadian visa apply for a tourist visa together before landing in Canada. After the main applicant applied for a student visa, his family members landed in Canada.

5. The validity period of the study visa

The duration of student visa is generally 1-2 years, which is finally determined according to the customer's background/visa officer.

Further reading: the reasons for the rejection of Canadian immigration applications

First, the qualifications at the time of application are not enough.

Immigration to Canada is rejected because there are more than 60 types of immigrants in Canada, each of which is different and has its own special requirements, and depends on the applicant's age, education, net assets, occupation, work experience and other qualifications; Some applicants may meet one or more of these immigration plans, but they may not meet all of them.

If you don't study it carefully, some applicants may think that they meet certain immigration plans and apply rashly, but this is not the case and may be rejected.

Second, the document was not submitted.

The Canadian Immigration Bureau has a clear list and tracking number of the documents that the applicant should submit to ensure the integrity of the application, and the responsibility for submitting the correct documents to the Immigration Bureau lies with the applicant. Failure to submit according to the regulations may lead to the rejection of the application.

Third, false statements are very serious.

Although at first glance, the "untrue statement" seems to be that the applicant deliberately concealed or forged some data, sometimes it may just be that the applicant misread the questions on the form, omitted the data items in the form or misunderstood the instructions when filling out the form. These are avoidable mistakes. If it is found to be "untrue", not only will the application be rejected, but it may also be sentenced to two years without reapplication (five years for Quebec immigrants).

Fourth, health factors.

All immigrant applicants and their accompanying relatives must pass a medical examination to confirm that their health status will not burden Canada's medical system. The above-mentioned physical examination must be carried out by a doctor designated by the Immigration Bureau. Once a family member fails the physical examination, the application of the whole family may be rejected.

Five, miss the deadline

In order to speed up the trial, the Immigration Bureau will require applicants to submit certain forms or documents before a certain period of time. If the applicant misses the time limit, the application is likely to be rejected. Therefore, it is extremely important to know how and when to obtain certain documents or fill out certain forms; Reasons for refusing to immigrate to Canada can usually be avoided by missing the deadline. Therefore, in the whole process of immigration application, preparation and planning in advance may be the key to whether the immigration application can be approved. Although immigration officials sometimes agree to an extension, they must have sufficient reasons and supporting documents.