Why do so many people immigrate to Quebec?

Quebec is also known as Canada's "Little Europe". Located in the east of central Canada, it was once a colony of France, so it completely preserved the architectural style and lifestyle of France. Most people living here are descendants of the French. Due to its special historical and social status, the Canadian federal government has granted it many privileges and preferential policies, making this place with innate advantages a beacon for immigrants.

One of the reasons for emigrating to Quebec: superior geographical location and beautiful environment.

Quebec, located in the east of central Canada, is the largest province in Canada, which is close to new york, Boston, Philadelphia, Toronto, Detroit and Chicago. Quebec has about 6.5438+0 million lakes and rivers. Natural resources are extremely rich, half of the province's area is covered by forests, and there are a lot of mineral resources underground.

The second reason for emigrating to Quebec is the low cost of living.

Quebec is one of the regions with the lowest cost of living in Canada. According to the data of 20 16, taking a family of three as an example, the cost of living in Montreal, the capital of Quebec, only needs 2000-2500 Canadian dollars per month. The average cost of living in Vancouver is about 3,500-4,000 Canadian dollars per month, and that in Toronto is about 2,500-3,000 Canadian dollars.

The third reason for emigrating to Quebec: the housing price is extremely advantageous.

According to the latest data of real estate companies, the average house price in Montreal in the last quarter of 20 15 was about 350,000 Canadian dollars, far below the national median of 500,000 Canadian dollars. The average house price in Greater Vancouver is 950,000, and that in greater toronto area is 600,000 Canadian dollars. Of course, different geographical locations, different house sizes, and different prices. Similarly, 1 10,000 Canadian dollars can buy what we call a "mansion" in Montreal, but in Toronto, you can only buy a very ordinary apartment. In Vancouver, it costs more than 3 million Canadian dollars to buy a "luxury house" in the same sense.

The fourth reason for emigrating to Quebec is that education is of high quality and low price.

Quebec government's annual investment in local education accounts for 7.4% of regional GDP, which is higher than the average proportion of OECD member countries and regions, and Quebec's education system ranks first in the organization. McGill University, Montré al University and Laval University in China are all world-renowned top universities.

The quality of education is excellent, but the tuition in Quebec is relatively low in North America. From primary school to high school, the tuition fees of local students are free, while at the university level, the tuition fees of local students are only about one-fifth of those of international students. Compared with similar universities in the United States, it is only one tenth of its tuition.

Five reasons for emigrating to Quebec: superior social welfare system.

As we all know, Canada's welfare system is very perfect, including universal health insurance plan, unemployment insurance, milk money, pregnancy allowance, childcare allowance, pension, etc., which can be said to make you "worry-free". Quebec has its own special welfare on the basis of federalism.

For the above reasons, Quebec has always been a popular area for immigration applications. Whether it is a high-quality quality of life, excellent education for children, and a perfect pension mechanism after retirement, Quebec provides you with the best choice.