Quebec runs its own system.
Quebec is not part of the Provincial Nominee Program. Under the Canada–Quebec Accord, the province selects its own economic immigrants through the Arrima Expression-of-Interest portal and issues a Certificat de sélection du Québec (CSQ) before you apply to IRCC for permanent residence. French ability is central to most pathways.
Your Quebec options.
Skilled Worker (PSTQ)
Quebec’s Programme de sélection des travailleurs qualifiés selects skilled workers from the Arrima pool based on training, experience, French and ties to Quebec.
Quebec Experience (PEQ)
For graduates of Quebec institutions and temporary foreign workers already in Quebec, with the required French level.
Arrima + CSQ
Submit an Expression of Interest in Arrima; if selected you’re invited to apply for a CSQ, then apply to IRCC for PR.
Business & Entrepreneur
Quebec runs its own entrepreneur, self-employed and investor pathways, separate from federal business programs.
We’ll point you the right way
Quebec files follow Quebec’s own rules and often benefit from a Quebec-based representative. As a licensed RCIC, we’ll assess your profile honestly and tell you the strongest path — in or outside Quebec.
Quebec route review
Is Quebec really your fastest route?
Quebec runs its own selection and French carries real weight. Send a few details and a licensed RCIC will tell you whether Arrima or a federal route gets you there sooner.
- An honest read on your French level and Arrima ranking
- A written shortlist of the programs you actually qualify for
- Reviewed by a CICC-licensed Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant
- Consultations are fee-based; you get the fee and available times by reply
CHK Immigration Services — Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (CICC). Offices in Brampton and London, Ontario. Submitting this form does not create a client–consultant relationship; IRCC makes all final decisions.