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Old May 13th 2003, 8:41 pm
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Hello all,

I've just taken the initial steps to migrating to Quebec by submitting my DPI (to the Hong Kong office).

I have a couple of questions:

1) What kind of supporting documents do they require with the demande de certificat de selection du Quebec? I was hoping to get a start on this.

2) I understand the fees are:

Fee for the CSQ (payable on application)
Fee for the PR application (payable on application)
Medicals fee
Landing fee (payable later on in the process)

I appreciate that there will be a few other costs such as notorising documents etc, but have I forgotten any major ones?

Thanks,

Evelynne
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Old May 14th 2003, 8:15 am
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Hi,

See answers below :

evelynne_r wrote in message news:...
    > Hello all,
    >
    > I've just taken the initial steps to migrating to Quebec by submitting
    > my DPI (to the Hong Kong office).
    >
    > I have a couple of questions:
    >
    > 1) What kind of supporting documents do they require with the
    > demande de certificat de selection du Quebec? I was hoping to
    > get a start on this.

Mostly:
- Certified copies of your diplomas
- Birth Certificate
- Certified copy of your wedding act (if any :-) )


    > 2) I understand the fees are:
    >
    > Fee for the CSQ (payable on application)
    > Fee for the PR application (payable on application)
    > Medicals fee
    > Landing fee (payable later on in the process)

- 300$ for CSQ
- 550$ + 975$ / person except children for Visa

    >
    > I appreciate that there will be a few other costs such as notorising
    > documents etc, but have I forgotten any major ones?

Everything depends where you plan to stay in Quebec and the way of living
you plan. Consider (for a month) :
- 900$ for apartment. Don't expect to find a cheap apartment because the market
is saturated.
- 400$ for a car
- 200$ for food / fun




    >
    > Thanks,
    >
    > Evelynne
 
Old May 14th 2003, 12:49 pm
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evelynne_r wrote in message news:...
    > Hello all,
    >
    > I've just taken the initial steps to migrating to Quebec by submitting
    > my DPI (to the Hong Kong office).
    >
    > I have a couple of questions:
    >
    > 1) What kind of supporting documents do they require with the
    > demande de certificat de selection du Quebec? I was hoping to
    > get a start on this.

Hi, I applied for my certificat throught the Hong Kong bureau. I
found them to be very efficient. They replied promptly to all my
inquiries.

You will need to provide notorised copies of all your educational
certificates plus letters of from your previous employers describing
your job function, dates worked etc. These have to be on letterhead
paper and if not in English or French officially translated. You also
have to provide your CV preferably in French. The more you
demonstrate your willingness to communicate in French then the easier
it will be for your application. It takes about 4-6 months to receive
your certificat.

Good Luck

Ashley Watson
 
Old May 14th 2003, 8:43 pm
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Default Thanks everyone

Thanks to you both for your replies to my questions. Most helpful.

Ashley - did you have to attend an interview in Hong Kong?

Thanks,

Evelynne
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Old May 16th 2003, 3:52 am
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evelynne_r wrote in message news:...
    > Thanks to you both for your replies to my questions. Most helpful.
    >
    > Ashley - did you have to attend an interview in Hong Kong?
    >
    > Thanks,
    >
    > Evelynne


No I was given a waiver. I applied from NZ and my qualifications are
from the UK and NZ. Quebec is giving more and more interview waivers
so there is a reasonable chance that you will not be interviewed.

Regards

Ashley Watson
 
Old May 16th 2003, 4:30 am
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Thanks Ashley, that's good to hear!

I'm in Auckland at the moment, and would have preferred not to have had to travel to HK for an interview!
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Old May 17th 2003, 10:38 pm
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Sorry Ashley - one more question; how long was it between sending off the demande preliminaire to HK and receving the CSQ application forms?

Thanks,

Evelynne
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Old May 18th 2003, 7:47 pm
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evelynne_r wrote in message news:...
    > Sorry Ashley - one more question; how long was it between sending off
    > the demande preliminaire to HK and receving the CSQ application forms?
    >

Hello

If I remember correctly about 1-2 months.

Ashley
 

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