As it is these changes are to be implemented ( if at all they are) in 2019 onwards . My guess is it will affect next year intakeYeah you are right, 3 year is sufficient time to learn fluent french, but my question was; will it affect on those applicant who's application in the federal stage process, like us. I am not talking about those who are already in Quebec.
Its not being negative, its being realistic. The new elected party has made promises to reduce the amount of immigrant allowed in Quebec and ask for higher levels of french. Also some of the measures they take have been known to be retroactive. Like when they decided to change the points system. Many people who were already with enough points all of a sudden lost many points and lost their money as well.
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Hi Ash, I completely agree. I made a comment on federal stage not being affected but rather CSQ new applicants and maybe even old applicants if they decide to apply retroactive measures. And then someone quoted that and said "we should be positive" to which I replied its not beind negative, rather relistic.
Hi, this section of the forum is for people already on the federal stage. First, you would need to find which would be your best possibility to arrive to Canada based on your skills, conditions, carreer. It could be thru express entry, or arrima, or even as a refugee. Each one has different requirements and conditions, At an early stage it is worth considering a immigration lawyer who can guide you in the right direction.
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Hi , I'm in a different situation as you. my status has not been changed to DM but I received an email asking to bring my passport and pictures to an immigration office in Montreal.
