Quebec & Atlantic Immigration

Quebec has its own set of rules & regulations for immigration. If a skilled worker is willing to stay in Quebec and wants to settle his/her life there then he has to go through these processes. They can work class immigration that is known as Quebec Skilled Worker Program or Quebec Experience under the Government of Quebec. After applying, the candidate must secure enough points mentioned in Quebec Immigration selection factors.

Atlantic Immigration Pilot program is a partnership of Canada’s federal government and the four provinces in the religion that are: NOVA SCOTIA, NEW BRUNSWICK, NEWFOUNDLAND & LABRADOR, PRINCE EDWARD ISLAND. It is a unique program specifically designed to boost the economy of Atlantic Canada and to help employees like you who want to contribute to its economy.

For Quebec Immigration, the candidate will have to show an expression of interest while applying and get a Quebec Selection Certificate (CSQ). The province of Quebec will assess you on the basis of their metrics and will give you the certificate
Atlantic Immigration Program Pilot is an employer-led program that aims to fill the position of jobs for which Canadian candidates are not available. Under it, there are two programs
1. Atlantic High-Skilled Program (AHSP)
2. Atlantic Intermediate Skilled Program (AISP)
3. Atlantic International Graduate Program (AIGP)

In Quebec Immigration application to qualify for the certificate, a single candidate has to secure at least 50 pints and married candidates score a minimum of 59 points as per the guidance of Quebec Immigration Selection factors.

Whereas in Atlantic Immigration, all three sets of immigration processes mentioned-above, have the different rule and selection matrices. But the basic process involves the submission of a job offer, residence plan for family members, work experience (except for AIGP candidate), proof of fund, educational certificates.