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Quebec’s International Student Application Cap: All You Need to Know
Quebec is capping international student applications in 2025, reducing enrolment by 20%. Learn how this affects study permits, universities, and CEGEPs.

New Quebec Law to Require Immigrants to Integrate into ‘Common Culture’
Quebec’s new bill aims to require immigrants to adopt “common culture,’ focusing on French language, secularism, and integration. Learn about the policy’s impact and debate.

How Quebec’s Regions Are Thriving Thanks To Immigration
Quebec sees record population growth, adding 208,000 residents from July 2023 to July 2024, driven by immigration. Montreal leads with 91,000 new residents, while regions like Quebec City, Laval, and Outaouais also flourish. Learn more about the trends shaping Quebec’s demographic future.

How to Apply for One of Quebec’s Pilot Immigration Programs in 2025
Quebec’s immigration pilot programs for food processing, healthcare, and tech workers are now open. Learn how to apply and secure permanent residence in 2025.

Quebec Immigration in 2024: A Comprehensive Review
Explore Quebec’s immigration developments in 2024, including the new Skilled Worker Selection Program, family sponsorship trends, and refugee resettlement efforts.

Quebec’s New Skilled Worker Selection Program (SWSP): All You Need To Know
Learn about Quebec’s Skilled Worker Selection Program (SWSP), its four streams, eligibility, and step-by-step guide to immigrate. Updated for 2024 immigration policies.

Quebec Suspends Important Immigration Programs For 7 Months
Quebec suspends Quebec Graduate and Skilled Worker invitations until June 2025, controlling immigration levels for 2025. Learn more about the new limits and exceptions.

Quebec Announces Its 2025 Immigration Levels Plan
Quebec’s 2025 Immigration Plan targets 48,500-51,500 newcomers, focusing on skilled workers and economic class. Discover key updates, program suspensions, and more.

New Quebec Immigration Policy Restricts Skilled Worker Invitations to 25% Per Country
Quebec sets a 25% cap on skilled worker invitations per country to diversify immigration sources and preserve its Francophone culture, effective from October 2024 to 2025.