Quebec immigration has conducted a new draw through the Arrima Expression of Interest system, issuing 1,357 Canada immigration invitations to apply.
The March 21 draw targeted two different groups of candidates, with March 18 listed as the date of extraction from the Arrima bank.
In the first group, candidates needed a French language speaking ability of level 7 or higher on the Quebec proficiency scale and to have scored at least 596 on the Quebec Expression of Interest points system.
In the second group, candidates also needed a French language speaking ability of level 7 or higher on the Quebec proficiency scale and a job offer outside the Montreal metropolitan area.
There was no minimum score for these candidates.
Date of invitations | Invites Issued | Minimum Score | Date of extraction from Arrima bank |
21-03-24 | 1,357 | N/A | March 18 at 6.25am |
596 |
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The Quebec Expression of Interest points system is used to rank profiles submitted via Arrima to the Expression of Interest bank, with the highest-ranked profiles invited to apply for Quebec immigration under the Quebec Skilled Worker Program.
Candidates and their spouse or common-law partner can score up to 1,320 points based on human capital and Quebec labour market factors.
The Quebec Expression of Interest points system involves points in two categories, with some including points for the spouse of common law partner of the principal candidate.
Quebec publishes lists of High Demand Occupations and Areas of Training that weigh considerably in the assessment.
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