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It looks about right, children give a lot of points, too bad for us single applicants hehe.

Are you calculating your points according to Québec rules? Do remember that the QSW stream awards points in a different way than FSW, I ask this because I've read several cases where people were confused about that, and having so many points without claiming any knowledge of French is not that...

You can update your file but you MUST reach the threshold (49/57) with your initial application or they will send your documents back. On another note, these countries were the main source of immigrants to Québec in 2012: You can check out more statistics here...

I don't really know but my guess is that if, for example, they set the threshold at B2 and you get B1 in one of the components it won't really matter if you reach C2 in the others because you're simply not passing it. I think it will work like that for the FSW once it is open, no component in...

Yeah, it gets kind of confusing sometimes, the only thing I want to get is my CSQ asap before they make something else up lol :D

Well, I don't know about that, but according to their website it is possible as long as the applicant sends that form with the required documents within 30 days after the change, maybe it wasn't like that before. Besides, I also have some first-hand experience as I submitted my application...

This is not true.

It doesn't usually take less than 2 years going under QSW stream, but looking at the current interview schedule it may take more than 2 years just to get a call for interview and you have to add the Federal Process (8-12 months).

I don't think anyone will get waiver of interview unless they have enough points to do so ie 55/63.

They won't give you any points for a cousin, only parents, grandparents, children and siblings are taken into account.

http://www.immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/publications/fr/divers/Grille-synthese.pdf French is much more important than English there, they'll award you a maximum of 6 points for English (IELTS speaking 7, listening 8 ) and a maximum of 16 points for French (scoring at least C1 in both), if you...

AOT 6 Masters 12 Age 16 Experience 6 English 5 French 1 Financial 1 Total 47, you need at least 49 points for them to accept your application, try to get a better score in French.

What do you mean by 67? Quebec point system is not the same as FSW.

As of now, aside from BIQ Mexico, all QSW applicants must submit their applications directly to BIQ Montreal.

There are millions of people wanting to immigrate to Quebec/Canada, if having a good level of French becomes the rule, people will just deal with it eventually, it makes a lot of sense, the federal program will ask for a minimum level (aka CLB 7) on either English or French before submitting the...

Well, to settle this down, it looks like the Government of Quebec won't allow any more immigrants without an advanced level of French (apparently B2 for both applicant and spouse) beggining sometime this year (probably March 31, who knows), read these articles and you'll find about their...

But you're currently living in Canada/USA? where will be your interview?

You'll get 1 point as you scored less than 16 in the listening section. Congratulations! Can you tell us to what BIQ did you send your application? How many points do you have so far? How are you doing in French? Thanks.

http://tvanouvelles.ca/lcn/infos/national/archives/2013/02/20130212-055029.html Des milliers d'immigrants seront refoulés Par Charles Lecavalier | Agence QMI Dès l'an prochain, «plusieurs milliers» d'immigrants non francophones désirant vivre au Québec seront refoulés pour faire plus de...

You will only receive 1 point: Comprehension orale: A1, 1 point Production orale: Level 0+ (not even A1), 0 point.