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Post CSQ federal processing time remains at 46 months

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/montreal/quebec-immigration-legault-paris-1.4987843 Any comments?

https://www.canadim.com/quebec-announces-suspension-of-arrima/

Hi Thank you for sharing the article . We are aware of the fact that it ain’t getting any simpler ! BTW welcome back to the forum , your crucial timely updates were missed. How’s life in Quebec? Are you working / doing business or living a retired life ? How is life there ? Rgds

I have not received the second AOR ( from local visa office , New Delhi In. Mycase)

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Very informative. Thanks for sharing

Hi Can you share the link or where to find the information. I could not find it , I searched Thnx

https://moving2canada.com/2019-quebec-immigration-plan/ Very informative article. In brief it hints at reduction in issuance of csq in. 2019 as well as reduction in admissions of PRs to the province in 2019 The post csq processing times remains at 46 months as of now

Hi Can you tell me about the medical tests ? All family member are to undertake it . Are they very rigid on the results etc? Thnx

Hi I applied under QIIP in November 2016 Was asked for updated documents twice. Interview was held in February 2018 So you are well within the timeframe . As no updations have been asked from you , maybe you are in chance of getting CSQ without the interview . All the best !

https://ca.yahoo.com/finance/news/10-charts-show-whack-things-151600106.html

Tnx A lot for the information. God bless!! Schehrazade Pls note

I think yes as already property prices rising all over canada . Also as someone pointed out it may fasten the process (though Iam not % sure of this )

Another very interesting news coming is that the QIIP which was supposed to close in March , has been extended upto aug 2019. Meanwhile Post csq processing times remain stuck at 46 months

Wondering, if you have bought property in Montreal, why your application is not being processed speedily . As someone mentioned here about an acquaintance who had property in Quebec and got PR faster ( 1 year faster than her) Have you declared this property to the Canadian authorities ? If not...

In my opinion setting up an office or opening a company/ branch office etc May also help Whether it would fasten up the immigration process , I don’t know . But if someone can throw more light on this . I would appreciate . Tnx

Me too interested in buying income generating property

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