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Immigrer et travailler au Québec, Canada
Each year, Quebec welcomes numerous foreign workers to meet its demand for skilled labor.
Montreal, with its dynamic information technology industry, primarily attracts immigrants with professional experience in this field.
Immigrating and Working in Canada is Easy!
If you are planning to work in Quebec, you may want to know the different options for obtaining a work permit, a crucial document required to work in the province.
Canada and Quebec follow a selective immigration policy, where only skilled foreign workers meeting specific criteria—such as education level, professional experience, age, and language skills—are eligible for a work permit.
For skilled workers not covered by specific programs, the general process involves finding an employer willing to hire them and support them through the immigration procedures.
Canadian employers must demonstrate that they cannot find qualified Canadian citizens or permanent residents for the available positions, and that hiring foreign workers will not negatively impact the Canadian labor market.
To this end, the employer must submit an application for a Quebec Acceptance Certificate (CAQ) as well as a Labour Market Impact Assessment (LMIA). If Immigration Canada and Immigration Quebec approve, the foreign worker can obtain a temporary work permit for a maximum duration of two years.
Some categories of workers are exempt from the LMIA and benefit from special programs that facilitate obtaining a temporary work permit. This applies in particular to young workers aged 20 to 55 from countries with specific agreements with Quebec and Canada. Programs such as the Working Holiday Permit (WHV) and the Young Professionals (YP) permit allow for work permits of up to two years.
How to Submit Your Application?
Join the Citizenship and Immigration Organization of Canada (OCIC), which values the skills of newcomers. Don’t waste any time—we guide you through this crucial process to help you integrate into your new country. Candidates will be selected based on their expertise, motivation, and the following criteria:
For those proficient in English and wishing to settle elsewhere in Canada (excluding Quebec), Canada will welcome you if you meet the following conditions:
Specific Conditions:
Be between 18 and 50 years old.
Have good moral character.
Be willing to travel.
Have computer literacy.
Be proficient in French, and preferably English.
Hold at least a bachelor’s degree or equivalent.
Once you meet these conditions, you will receive a registration form to complete.
OCIC CANADA will handle all aspects of your immigration to your workplace, including the necessary travel documents.
Your application must include:
A curriculum vitae (CV)
A cover letter
A passport-sized photo
A copy of your valid passport or ID
Copies of your diplomas (mandatory)
We hope you now have all the necessary information to make a decision and submit your application.
Important Note: Admission following the review of your documents guarantees employment in Canada in your chosen field. To receive the registration form, please contact: contact@ocic-canada.com.
All admitted candidates will receive a confirmation letter and must pay the registration fees to OCIC CANADA.
Interested candidates are invited to send their CV and cover letter to: contact@ocic-canada.com.
NOTE: It is not recommended to apply for multiple positions at OCIC CANADA; multiple applications will be rejected.
If you meet the above requirements, contact us at contact@ocic-canada.com to submit your application.