Application Permanent Residency for Ontario with a Master's degree from Quebec

[Sherloxk]

Hi everyone,

I lived in Montreal for 4 years, I graduated from a master's degree in aerospace engineering from Concordia University and worked for Bombardier for more than one year in Montreal under my 3 years work permit visa that I received after my graduation.
I moved to Toronto in September 2013, I don't have a job at the moment but I want to start applying for permanent residency because my work permit ends in February 2015.
I checked my eligibility online and I am entitled to apply for two different programs: skilled workers or Canadian Experience Class.
Would you know which program would be best for me to apply since I graduated from Quebec? Thinking that I would like to have the flexibility to move back to quebec one day - not right now but never no.
Should I apply in Quebec then for a CSQ? Or once I have my PR and an experience in Toronto let's say, could I move back to Montreal?

I am so confused here, please, could someone help me? :-\

 

[dior12]

Once you have your PR, you can move anywhere. Programme de l'experience quebecoise would probably be the best for you if you speak intermediate/advanced french, otherwise canadian experience class (CEC).. For programme de l'experience quebecoise, you have to sign a form intending that you plan to live in quebec, whereas there is no such stipulation for the CEC. It really depends where you want to live..

 

[A. Khan]

Easier for you is "Canadian Experience Class":
http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/immigrate/cec/apply-how.asp

Guaranteed for you is "PEQ – Québec graduate" (but tough due to the increased level of French required):
http://www.immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/en/immigrate-settle/students/stay-quebec/application-csq/students-peq/index.html


In Quebec Immigration, they have increased the French level & you have to send the French test score along with your application:
http://www.immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/en/informations/rules-procedures.html