QUEBEC APPLICANTS LETS SHARE EXPERIENCE

[fReSco]

An interesting thread to read:

http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/unethical-and-inappropriate-comments-by-shibuya-t88224.0.html

[ambi1775]

Yes i am. yeah i know about the list. i am assuming masters in computer science is presumed to be in the preferred ares of training since bachelors program is. but i am not sure. Yes u r , because their minimum requirement is Bach and you have Masters.

[ambi1775]

Thanks Fresco to come back

[respect]

My advice is to continue taking french courses till you reach a level where you can communicate to anyone freely in the street and have any basic conversation.. Continuing learning french would be your entry ticket to Quebec man.

Good Luck

Thanks for the advice. yeah, i know that's my weak point. i am counting on my last 2.5 years of job experience with permanent job offer to pull me through.

[fReSco]

Thanks Fresco to come back

Hi ambi, Thank you my friend. I am just a message away and btw you are more expert and have a lot of knowledge for sure.

All the best to you my dear.

Cheers

[francaise]

Hi guys,

 @  Egrace
Thank you so much for sharing this valuable information with us. I am glad that you are full of energy and digging down deep into Quebec' society. I wish you all the best and wish that you could become such a successful example for all of Quebec lovers.

 @  Francaise
Thank you, for sharing the link. Lets see how it goes but I guess without french we have only 10% chances to get accepted.

 @  OsamaR
Thank you man for creating such a wonderful thread but I will suggest you that it would be more easy to use google spreadsheets as it would be more easy to manage and anyone can sort it according to their requirements. You can find my details on the sideline.

 @  All
Congratulations for all of those who have received AORs, Second AORs, CSQs, and PR. Wish all of you very best in the future.

Cheers

Welcome Back Dude french language is not the important factor. If the person achieves the minimum points then he would get accepted. I have seen lot of cases where the interview was in English.

As supersuper said in his post that 99% of his interview was in English. Check out this link and  Reply #7752 : http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/quebec-applicants-lets-share-experience-t37196.7740.html


But yes, don't forget you are going to french speaking society. To integrate better in that society, you need to know french.


Cheers!

[visitv1]

Member  visitv1            BIQ/Visa Office  VIENA     Application Sent 22-10- 2010       AOR 20 08 2011                     Interview 24 11 11

[OsamaR]

 @  OsamaR
Thank you man for creating such a wonderful thread but I will suggest you that it would be more easy to use google spreadsheets as it would be more easy to manage and anyone can sort it according to their requirements. You can find my details on the sideline.

Thanks for the suggestion, however, vibez_well tried that and came up with a great sheet and members started filling their details in. Few days later someone came and deleted everything 

[harit79]

An interesting thread to read:

http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/unethical-and-inappropriate-comments-by-shibuya-t88224.0.html

Hey Fresco,

Welcome back. Hope you are doing good.
I am not able to open that link, can you please resend that link?

[OsamaR]

Welcome Back Dude french language is not the important factor. If the person achieves the minimum points then he would get accepted. I have seen lot of cases where the interview was in English.

As supersuper said in his post that 99% of his interview was in English. Check out this link and  Reply #7752 : http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/quebec-applicants-lets-share-experience-t37196.7740.html


But yes, don't forget you are going to french speaking society. To integrate better in that society, you need to know french.


Cheers!

True, actually most of the people I know did their interviews in English after starting with few words in french. But showing knowledge in french would show how committed and serious you are about moving to Quebec.

Check the link below: http://www.workpermit.com/news/2011-11-04/canada/quebec-canada-to-accept-record-number-of-immigrants-in-2012.htm
It proves that you still can pass the interview without knowledge in French. The article says in the middle: "About 18,900 of those arriving next year are expected to be unable to speak French."

 

[OsamaR]

Hi all,

updated table after adding fReSco and  visitv1

visitv1 wish you all the best in your interview in exactly a week from today.. Please keep up posted and update us
 

Member	BIQ/Visa Office	Application Sent	AOR	Interview
mef	Damascus	25/01/2010	07/03/2010	11/10/2010
angeleye	Hk/London	16/04/2010	21/04/2010	19-09-2011
asw	HK	01/10/2010	26/10/2010	Awaiting
quebec2011	HK/Delhi	14/10/2010	15/10/2011	Awaiting
visitv1	Vienna	22/10/2010	20/08/2011	24/11/11
Smallie	Paris/Accra	03/12/2010	Awaiting	n/a
Biolah	Paris/Accra	Jan/2011	to be updated	Awaiting
Myhope	HK/Singapore	23/02/2011	01/03/2011	Awaiting
a	HK/SG	Mar/2011	May/2011	Sep/2011
applicant.wife	HK/Philippines	11/03/2011	17/03/2011	Awaiting
ABMIR	Paris	16/03/2011	10/08/2011	Awaiting
Thomas1987	HK/New Delhi	19/03/2011	22/03/2011	Awaiting
Yogie	HK/New Delhi	24/03/2011	12/04/2011	Awaiting
Vibez_well	Hk/New Delhi	20/04/2011	01/08/2011	Awaiting
syed_h_sha	US/Buffalo	02/05/2011	Awaiting	n/a
Egypt2011	Montreal	15/5/2011	18/10/2010	Awaiting
Kaps1706	HK/New Delhi	19/07/2011	31/08/2011	Awaiting
shersta	HK/Philippines	18/08/2011	22/08/2011	Awaiting
fReSco	Paris	19/08/2011	Awaiting	n/a
genti	Vienna/Austria	23/08/2011	Awaiting	n/a
harit79	HK/Delhi	01/09/2011	30/10/2011	Awaiting
mkshah	HK/New Delhi	24/09/2011	Awaiting	n/a
Brad_cin_dell	Hk/New Delhi	26/09/2011	Awaiting	n/a
Sunil Dhage	HK/New Delhi	27/9/2011	Awaiting	n/a
Respect	Montreal	30/09/2011	16/09/2011	n/a
Baver	Montreal	02/11/2011	Awaiting	Awaiting
OsamaR	Montreal	soon	n/a	n/a
Freddy83	HK/Colombo	soon	n/a	n/a

Please send me your timeline to add it to the above table and share it with others..

[vibez_well]

ya someone did delete it. but google has a feature of restoring sheets going back to several edits. so it wasnt a prob.
the sheet is up and running.. feel free to add your details into it.

Thanks for the suggestion, however, vibez_well tried that and came up with a great sheet and members started filling their details in. Few days later someone came and deleted everything 

[OsamaR]

ya someone did delete it. but google has a feature of restoring sheets going back to several edits. so it wasnt a prob.
the sheet is up and running.. feel free to add your details into it.

Just added my details

[fReSco]

Thanks for the suggestion, however, vibez_well tried that and came up with a great sheet and members started filling their details in. Few days later someone came and deleted everything  - LOL I found it a little funny. HA HA

Btw +1 for your efforts. Cheers

[fReSco]

Welcome Back Dude french language is not the important factor. If the person achieves the minimum points then he would get accepted. I have seen lot of cases where the interview was in English.

As supersuper said in his post that 99% of his interview was in English. Check out this link and  Reply #7752 : http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-discussion-board/quebec-applicants-lets-share-experience-t37196.7740.html


But yes, don't forget you are going to french speaking society. To integrate better in that society, you need to know french.


Cheers!

Thank you my friend. No I am not talking about the Interview in BIQ. I am talking about the Interviews for getting selected for the Job in the Paris Job Fair. Last year 8000 people visited it and I assume that this kind of Job fair is highly unlikely for English speaking people. What do you say? I don't know if we have somebody who has already attended it?