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Points for Migration to Quebec à Cinq

"You Migrate candidate?, Do you have enough points to it?, Are university?, Any Masters?, "And the French?, Do you have children?," Extensive work experience? Ultimately this information is translated into points! When send our documents to BIQ assessment made our immigration online at all times we said we were candidates, but how many points correspond to each document sent? In the Quebec Immigration website I found a table showing this detail 'Grille Synthèse des facteurs et critères applicables à la Sélection des Travailleurs Qualifiés "

According to how I understand the paper must have for couples with 57 points preliminary examination (which is done with the documents submitted) and 49 if a single individual who applies. Then in the interview must reach 63 points per couple and 55 for a single individual. Let our example:

It appears from the table above, do not have the required 57 points. It should be noted that in the language of the Anglais put to the principal applicant at zero because it does not send any document to prove such knowledge. Possibly before our interview, we require further information in order to achieve the points required for this will most likely evaluate the option of submitting a document that guarantees our knowledge in English.

For the CSQ (Quebec Selection Certificate ) must have more than 63 points (in our case) and to reach them is necessary to comply with the item of Adaptabilité (0 to 6 points) in the interview. These points are awarded by the immigration officer who qualifies through questions to the applicants. These questions are about general knowledge of Quebec, knowledge of the details to facilitate socio-economic integration and personal qualities.

insist that each migration process is different, there are those who just will not interview the CSQ, people will have it and do not achieve their goal and some will get their CSQ without difficulty, but one thing is certain, while more prepared we are easier to prove us all.

À bientôt! Martin





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