Quebec's immigration service has given 23 invitations in the latest selection round for candidates who have submitted applications under Quebec's Standard skilled worker Program.
The Service of immigration, Francization, and Integration (MIFI) held the draw through its Arrima portal on January 16, 2020.
Applicants selected in the latest invitations round were among the partner of 16,000 pending applications that were dropped in the Quebec immigration changes of June 2019, otherwise called Bill 9.
An earlier statement by the Government of Quebec stated that rounds of invitations for prioritized candidates were to take place until January 16, 2020, which means that this is probably the last round of invitations for those who have been affected by Bill 9.
So as to be invited, candidates expected to have filed an expression of interest with MIFI before December 17, 2019. They also needed to be either an temporary occupant of Quebec when they applied, or hold a work or study permit in the area at that point.
in order to immigrate to Quebec under the Standard skilled worker Program, candidates must firsts submit an Expression of Interest (EOI) through Arrima. MIFI will at that point survey the bank of profiles and issue invitations to those who meet specific criteria dependent on the work showcase needs of Quebec.
The Service of immigration, Francization, and Integration (MIFI) held the draw through its Arrima portal on January 16, 2020.
Applicants selected in the latest invitations round were among the partner of 16,000 pending applications that were dropped in the Quebec immigration changes of June 2019, otherwise called Bill 9.
An earlier statement by the Government of Quebec stated that rounds of invitations for prioritized candidates were to take place until January 16, 2020, which means that this is probably the last round of invitations for those who have been affected by Bill 9.
So as to be invited, candidates expected to have filed an expression of interest with MIFI before December 17, 2019. They also needed to be either an temporary occupant of Quebec when they applied, or hold a work or study permit in the area at that point.
in order to immigrate to Quebec under the Standard skilled worker Program, candidates must firsts submit an Expression of Interest (EOI) through Arrima. MIFI will at that point survey the bank of profiles and issue invitations to those who meet specific criteria dependent on the work showcase needs of Quebec.
What is Arrima?
In 2018, Arrima was introduced with deal with the bank of possibility for the Ordinary skilled worker Program. The program was recently founded on the "primary come, first served" approach, but has since become an electronic system for receiving applications.
Quebec’s EOI system manages the profiles of candidates applying for the Quebec Selection Certificate (Certificat de sélection du Québec, or CSQ). A CSQ is required in order for people to apply for permanent residence through Quebec’s Regular Skilled Worker Program.
Competitors create their EOI profile in Arrima, and are then put in a pool of candidates and ranked.
MIFI issues invitations to apply for a CSQ based on a candidates's score or different factors, for example, the area's work advertise needs.
These invitations permit selected candidates to apply for a CSQ inside an average time of a half year, starting on the date when all the forms and documents needed to process the application have been received and added to the file.
The individuals who get a CSQ would then be able to apply for permanent residence with the Canadian central government. From there, they will undergo a medical examination and a criminal admissibility check.
candidates who receive a CSQ can apply for permanent residence with Canada's government immigration service, which verifies medical and criminal admissibility.
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