QUEBEC APPLICANTS LETS SHARE EXPERIENCE

[knivesvente]

Thank you Mkshah! How about in the Federal, how long does it takes?

Surely, I will pray for your success in interview.
Good Luck for your preparation.

If you feel, then you should go for A1 test. It will build confidence in you before going for interview.

[mkshah]

Thank you Mkshah! How about in the Federal, how long does it takes?

6-8 months

Btw, this is my 1000th post on canadavisa.com forum.

[knivesvente]

That's good news!

Thanks!

6-8 months

[mdammalli]

Dear MkShah,
You are doing very good job. +1 for your efforts
Please add my details also.

Member  :mdammalli       
Country  :India
Date De reception : 24/11/2011
du dossier             

1st AOR  :29/12/2011
AOR :HA01856**
No. Dossier   : HA0000795**             

Mkshah:

Member          Country             1st AOR            No. Dossier/AOR                    Interview Date/Location
knivesvente  l   Philippines    l   20.04.2012    l   HA000081***/HA0195***         l    Put on Waiting List

The date on my first AOR was the one indicated on the letter which I received via snail mail.


Regards.

[vickyRocks]

India, Mongolia, Nepal, People's Republic of China, South Korea    October 20103
Pakistan    September 20103
Sri Lanka    August 20103
Afghanistan, Philippines    July 20103
Australia, Japan    June 20103

they should be called 

They must be called but when hopefully in the next mission..

[ypswamy]

i am planning to apply for quebec and i am planning to learn french and give an exam so that i can get some points. Can you please let me know which exam should i take and how many points i will get awarded for that exam if i clear that ?

[Umer Shahzad]

http://www.immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/publications/en/dcs/documents-dcs-en-dyn.pdf 


i just want to ask if they don't accept the attestion of DELF result then why they are putting it in the List of Docs required why don't hey update this form also ? cos it can create misconception between most of the people who are ready to apply for the visa Seniors please comment on this issue

[Umer Shahzad]

• Attestation of test results or a diploma recognized by the Ministère de l'Immigration
et des Communautés culturelles   


it is clearly mentioned :S

[Umer Shahzad]

• Attestation of test results or a diploma recognized by the Ministère de l'Immigration
et des Communautés culturelles
The following tests and diplomas are recognized:
– Test de connaissance du français pour le Québec (TCFQ)
– Test de connaissance du français (TCF)
– Test d'évaluation du français adapté pour le Québec (TEFAQ)
– Test d'évaluation du français (TEF)
– Diplôme d'études en langue française (DELF)
– Diplôme approfondi de langue française (DALF)
For contact information on centres that offer the tests, consult the following sites:
– TCFQ, TCF, DELF and DALF tests: www.ciep.fr/tcf_quebec/index.php and
www.ciep.fr/delfdalf/annuaire_centres.php
– TEFAQ and TEF tests: www.fda.ccip.fr/tef/tefaq

[Umer Shahzad]

well one my friend in Uk he got CSQ and he is Quebec i was talking to him he told me that its very hard to find a job is it true and one of my friend said pr CARD is Quebec restricted

[gryffindorgirl]

To complete the entire process till visa stamped it usually  takes 16-18 months from the date your AOR is issued.

However this is for BIQ HK.
Different BIQ and VO have different processing times. Such as damascus office applicants are waiting since more than 22 months now.

 @ mkshah
well thats some gud news. my BIQ office is HK. so thats gud! how long do u think it will take for me to get an AOR ?

Also,i got some info which i dont know is correct or not? is it true that if for example, i got to the US for my studies and apply for immigration from the US then the processing time is much much faster?

Basically, is it true that even if ur nationality is something else but ur applying from another country and u r living there temporarly then ur processing time is faster?off course depending on the processing time of that country. for examply i heard if u apply from new york it just takes 3 months???

eagerly waiting for ur reply!

[lemans207]

hey

what do you mean quebec restricted?

you cant work out side quebec?

well thats nice new  so they will be easy to get the CSQ because Quebec government worry they go to quebec then move to english place.

actually quebec is the best in canada 

[gryffindorgirl]

  @   gryffindorgirl,
Well i applied way before in August 2010 and still struggling to get a interview call, actually i was asked to submit french competency certificates due to which it took so long now its in process for selection interview hope it will be positive..

Yes, the whole process from the date of receiving ur AOR to get Maple leaf on the Passport..

 @ vickyrocks
ohh ! sry to hear that but i hope u have finally submitted ur french marks and all. have you? what was ur french requirement if i may ask? was it till A2? also, now that u r familiar with my case...that is, i have sent all my docs which includes my ielts and french too...i sent it on may 5th...how long do u think it wil take to get an AOR?

waiting for ur reply

[knivesvente]

6-8 months

Btw, this is my 1000th post on canadavisa.com forum.

haha.. Congrats Buddy!

[vibez_well]

well one my friend in Uk he got CSQ and he is Quebec i was talking to him he told me that its very hard to find a job is it true and one of my friend said pr CARD is Quebec restricted

in my personal opinion, a lot of it depends on your profile. most of us here learn french for those 4 - 6 points. how many of us actually learn french for living in quebec ??   after reading a lot of posts here and other articles about quebec, i think that french is a big deal out there. if you can master it you have better chances of getting jobs.

another thing is that you're pretty much zero when you land. your educational qualifications arent recognised by companies. your previous experience is not considered. "no canadian experience" will be a frequent rejection reason.

but if you master french and are comfirtable to work in a francophone environment, then the chances of securing a job are high. but doesnt mean there are no anglophones / anglophone jobs. there are plenty. but the competition for those limited jobs will be cutthroat!    as evident with the huge number of chinese/indians/filipinos applying for QSW. I bet 70% of them hardly speak french.

depends on a lot of factors Umer. Its going to be DAMN TOUGH on landing. scary even, but how you survive and then succeed will require careful planning and a truckload of luck.

about restricted PR card - That makes no sense. You are a PR on landing there. your friend most probably got it wrong.