Colleges in Montreal that offer DEC program that qualify for PR

[yuvrajbhatia1396]

Hello! I am looking for programs in Montreal that qualify for PR. Could anyone suggest me any colleges? I have a bachelor's in French literature with 73%.

Thank you!

 

[SNP0201]

Hello! I am looking for programs in Montreal that qualify for PR. Could anyone suggest me any colleges? I have a bachelor's in French literature with 73%.

Thank you!

Rules have been changed from 28th May 2020. Getting PR from Quebec is very tough now.

 

[yuvrajbhatia1396]

Rules have been changed from 28th May 2020. Getting PR from Quebec is very tough now.

Please elaborate

 

[SNP0201]

Please elaborate

http://www.immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/en/informations/news/news-2020/draft-reform-peq.html

 

[yuvrajbhatia1396]

http://www.immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/en/informations/news/news-2020/draft-reform-peq.html

If I go there and study a DEC program, I can still get the PEQ according to the link you shared.

 

[SNP0201]

If I go there and study a DEC program, I can still get the PEQ according to the link you shared.

You have to show 12-24 months of full time work experience in Quebec after you complete your study(on PGWP) + french level 7.

 

[yuvrajbhatia1396]

You have to show 12-24 months of full time work experience in Quebec after you complete your study(on PGWP) + french level 7.

Isn't working after graduation in order to get PR same for every province?

 

[SNP0201]

Isn't working after graduation in order to get PR same for every province?

There are many immigration programs available in different provinces if your ultimate goal is PR.

And if you select Quebec then :-
Processing time(CSQ) is now 6 months (early 20 days). So in total you have to wait 6 - 6.5 years minimum to get PR. (3 years of study + 2 years of experience + 6 months processing time(CSQ) + 6-12 months PR process).

You're not eligible for many PNPs if you've studied and worked in Quebec. You're eligible for express entry but it'll be very tough for you if your work experience is from Quebec.

 

[SNP0201]

Isn't working after graduation in order to get PR same for every province?

No. You can get PR without Canadian work experience also.

 

[yuvrajbhatia1396]

No. You can get PR without Canadian work experience also.

I don't have enough experience in India. :/ I only have 1 year of work experience as a call center employee so I doubt that it will even count. I think going on a student visa would be my best bet? Should I go to Quebec? You mentioned getting PR their is hard but I really wanted to go there.

Thanks for replying to my questions.

 

[SNP0201]

I don't have enough experience in India. :/ I only have 1 year of work experience as a call center employee so I doubt that it will even count. I think going on a student visa would be my best bet? Should I go to Quebec? You mentioned getting PR their is hard but I really wanted to go there.

Thanks for replying to my questions.

Sorry for late reply.

I can't comment or suggest anything without knowing your full profile. I can confidently say that other provinces have good programs compared to Quebec now. As per my knowledge if new reform comes in action then it'll be very difficult to get permanent residency from Quebec.

 

[yuvrajbhatia1396]

Sorry for late reply.

I can't comment or suggest anything without knowing your full profile. I can confidently say that other provinces have good programs compared to Quebec now. As per my knowledge if new reform comes in action then it'll be very difficult to get permanent residency from Quebec.

My full profile, as in what I studied? If yes, then I studied B.A(HONS) In French language with 73% and I have an overall IELTS BAND OF 7 and one year of work experience as a customer care executive. (I doubt this will count)