Quebec Immigration

This chart demonstrates the work experience points granted, please click the pause button to review and write down our points:

Less than 6 months	0
6 to 23 months	4
24 to 47 months	6
48 months and above	8

This chart demonstrates points for age, where applicants between the ages of 18 to 35 obtains maximum of 16 points. Applicants above 35 earns points as illustrated in the chart.

18 TO 35 year	16 points
36	14
37	12
38	10
39	8
40	6
41	4
42	2
43 and Above	0

The maximum you can earn from knowledge of English and/or French is 22 points. If you are good in English, you can earn up to 6 points. If you are good in French you can earn up to 16 points.
Here is the chart which illustrates the points you can earn for English:

	Reading	Writing	Speaking	Listening
IELTS	7.0-9.0	7.0-9.0	7.0-9.0	8.0-9.0
Points	1	1	2	2
IELTS	4.0-6.5	5.0-6.5	5.0-6.5	5.0-7.5
Points	1	1	1	1

And here is the chart which illustrates the total points you can earn for French based. Please click on the pause button if you have a good knowledge of the French language and try to figure out how many points you can earn.

EXAM	SCORE ACHIEVED	Level recognized	POINTS GIVEN PER ABILITY
			Speaking or Listening		Writing or Reading
			Main applicant	Spouse	Main Applicant Only
DALF C2	32/50 or more	C2	7	3	1
DALF C2	16 to 31/50	C1	6	3	1
DALF C1	16/25 or more	C1	6	3	1
DALF C1	8 to 15/25	B2	5	2	1
DELF B2	16/25 or more	B2	5	2	1

You can earn a maximum of 10 points if you have a validated employment offer. If the offer is from an employer inside the Montreal Metro region, the points you earn will be 6, however if the offer is from an employer outside the Montreal Metro, then you earn the full 10 points.

The amounts vary depending on the number of person are in the family and the chart is provided in the final section of this video or is at the bottom of my Quebec page www.reportersreport.com/qc. 1 Point is awarded and pretty much all applicants obtain is point unless you are unwilling to take the settlement funds with you.
The 7th Factor is points awarded for your links with the Province of Quebec. If you have visited, studied, or worked in Quebec, these points are awarded to you! This chart will illustrate these points:

Study ( 1 or more FT session)	5
Work 3 months or more	5
Visit for 2 week or more	1
Visit for 3 months or more	2

If you have a very close relative living in the Province of Quebec, then you can earn points based on what is demonstrated in this chart!

Spouse of CLP	3
Daughter or Son, Father or Mother, Brother or Sister	3
Grand parent	3

If you are single, your points calculation ends here. If you have obtained 49 Points and above, you qualify to apply for Permanent Residence in Quebec. If you have obtained less points, then you may want to focus on the Federal Express Entry program or other Provincial Nominee programs. If you are married or in a common law relationship, please proceed to the points awarded for spousal Factors which includes the following 4 factors:

1. Spouse/Partners Education – Area of training
2. Spouse/Partners Age
3. Spouse/Partners Language Proficiency
4. Children

We will first look into the Spousal Education points which is divided into two. The Spouse Educational Qualification points which this chart explains and the points awarded for Area of training which the following section illustrates. Please click on the pause button to review this chart more carefully.

a) General secondary diploma	1
b) Professional secondary diploma	2
c) 2 year general post secondary diploma	1
d) 1 or 2 year post secondary professional or technical diploma	2
e) 3 year post secondary professional or technical diploma	3
f) 1 year university diploma	1
g) 2 year university diploma	2
h) 3 year university diploma	3
i) Master (18)	4
j) Doctorate or phd	4

Now let us look at the points for Area of training

I have given a couple of examples below for Engineers and Nurses
In this section, you can see the points awarded to a spouse who has completed computer engineering or computer science. The Points awarded is 4.

SECTION A-Principal applicant: 16 points Spouse or de facto spouse: 4 ponts
UNIVERSITY LEVEL
Computer Engineering (Bach.) Computer Science ( Bach.) Genetics (Master’s degree)	Accounting and Accounting Science (Bach.) Actuarial Science (Bach.) Adult Education and Continuing Education (Bach.) Adult Education and Continuing Education (Master’s degree) Aerospace, Aeronautical and Astronautical Engineering (Bach.)

This section shows the points awarded if your spouse has completed Bachelors in Nursing which is 3 points.

SECTION B- Principal applicant: 12 points Spouse or de facto spouse: 3 points
Nursing (Bach.)	Exercise Science (Bach.)

& This section illustrates 3 points earned if your spouse has completed a diploma in Nursing

SECTION B – Principal applicant:12 points Spouse or de facto spouse: 3 points
UNIVERSITY LEVEL
SECONDARY LEVEL VOCATIONAL TRAINING
Agricultural Mechanics (DVS) Construction Machine Mechanics (DVS) Health, Assistance, and Nursing (DVS) Machining Techniques (DVS)	Automated Systems Electromechanics (DVS) Automobile Mechanics (DVS) Boilermaking (DVS) Dental Assistance (DVS)

& This section illustrates 3 points earned if your spouse has completed a diploma in Nursing
Points for spouse Age: If your spouse is between the age of 18 to 35, maximum points are earned. This chart demonstrates the points awarded for age of spouse

18 to 35 years	3
36 to 39	2
40 to 42	1
43 and over	0

Spousal Language Proficiency Points: If your spouse has good knowledge of French, B2 level or above, then points can be earned based on this chart.

EXAM	SCORE ACHIEVED	Level recognized	POINTS GIVEN PER ABILITY
			Speaking or Listening
			Main applicant	Spouse
DALF C2	32/50 or more	C2	7	3
DALF C2	16 to 31/50	C1	6	3
DALF C1	16/25 or more	C1	6	3
DALF C1	8 to 15/25	B2	5	2
DELF B2	16/25 or more	B2	5	2

You can earn points if you have children, Couples earn up to 8 points if they have children and this chart demonstrates points awarded for children.

Each Child 10 or Less	4
Each Child From 13-21	2