Candidates whose profiles were not considered under changes were chosen in Quebec’s most recent welcome round. The draw focused on Quebec Skilled Worker Program competitors with an Expression of Interest (EOI) in the area’s Arrima framework, who had their past applications dropped under migration changes passed in June 2019.

Competitors had to meet the accompanying criteria so as to get an invitation in the August 19 draw:

Their application for determination submitted under the Quebec Skilled Worker Program was not considered, in accordance with Section 28 of Quebec’s Act to build Québec’s financial thriving and labor market needs through successful  immigrant integration (the Act); and

They recorded an EOI with the Minister before December 17, 2019; and

They were in one of the accompanying circumstances: Their application, which ended under the Act, was submitted to the Minister under Section 5.01 of the Regulation regarding the determination of remote nationals; or

They were remaining in Québec on June 16, 2019, while they held an examination or work license issued as per the Immigration and Refugee Protection Regulations.

With the introduction of Arima a year ago, EOIs were received for the Quebec Skilled Worker Program and its bank of candidates was managed.

An EOI isn’t an application, yet,  is rather a path for the contender to inform Quebec’s Immigration Ministry that they might want to be considered for a Quebec Selection Certificate (Certificat de sélection du Québec, or CSQ).

A CSQ enables a contender to apply for a changeless living arrangement in Quebec.

The EOI-based online framework superseded the earlier one, on the first-come-first-served basis to deal with the applications to the Quebec Skilled Worker Program.

Under the EOI framework, applicants make a profile in Arima and are granted a score dependent on elements including their age, education, the territory of preparing, work understanding and capability in French.

Competitors are welcome to apply for a CSQ dependent on either their scores or different factors, for example, work shortages in the area’s peripheral locales.

The individuals who apply for and get a CSQ at that point, apply for a lasting home through Canada’s government immigration service, which checks medical and criminal tolerability.

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