Quebec receives 5,000 skilled worker applications via Mon projet Québec route

Quebec province of Canada received 5,000 applications for immigration which were submitted to the government of Quebec till 16 August. Under the QSWP (Quebec Skilled Worker Program), individuals may submit an application for a Quebec Selection Certificate, or CSQ, through the online admission management route Mon projet Québec. The ceiling was filled within five hours. As the system receives only validated and comprehensive application profiles, practical individuals who had prepared well ahead of the opening date were properly prepared to submit an application successfully.

Candidates with an authentic job offer in Quebec and candidates residing there are, however, can submit an application to the QSWP at any time.

Kathleen Weil, Quebec’s Minister of Immigration, was quoted by Canada Immigration News as saying that the government’s goal is to tweak the QSWP making it more like the federal Express Entry selection system, in which applicants prepare an Expression of Interest. The government then issues Invitations to Apply for permanent residence on a priority basis as per a ranking system. According to the proposed new system for Quebec, named Ensemble, nous sommes Québec (Together, we are Quebec), immigrants would be chosen as per the needs of the labour market in Quebec.

Quebec introduced this system in order to plug the skill shortages that would be created by the aging population who would quite from various industries.

Attorney David Cohen said that the province has taken a bold step to accept more applications for the QSWP. It has not only received more applications than was expected, but the Mon projet Québec system is all set to enhancing the efficacy of the immigration procedure. He added that it heartening to watch Quebec updating its most popular immigration program.

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