Hi everyone, I hope you're doing very well. Latly I've been wondering what would be the limit age to immigrate aboard as a work in Canada, Montreal.
Note. I already read some information about it, but I just want to hear your opinion about it...

Thanks in advance!

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Hi everyone, I hope you're doing very well. Latly I've been wondering what would be the limit age to immigrate aboard as a work in Canada, Montreal.
Note. I already read some information about it, but I just want to hear your opinion about it... 

Thanks in advance!

Caroline-Quebec · Answer

If you want to immigrate in Quebec, you must learn French.

mariliemarilie · Answer

I don’t think there is an age limit. 
Montreal is great but lately, it’s hard to rent an apartment. 
If you speak English and Spanish, it’s great but don’t forget than the official language in the province of Quebec is French. 
:)

Caroline-Quebec · Answer

Information from Immigration Québec:

The Regular Skilled Worker Program (RSWP) is for you if you wish to immigrate to Québec permanently to work.

For this program, you must declare your interest in immigrating to Québec to work. If your profile matches the criteria needed in Québec, you will receive an invitation to submit an application for permanent selection.

To be among those selected, you must have training and professional skills that will facilitate your job integration in Québec.

These factors and their criteria are assessed using a selection grid :

https://cdn-contenu.quebec.ca/cdn-contenu/immigration/publications/GR_Selection_Travailleurs_Qualifies.pdf?1616677921

Dems75 · Answer

@Caroline-Quebec i heard that french is loosing ground in Quebec, specially in Montreal, we got to learn English to move there. Is it true ??

Caroline-Quebec · Answer

Ce n’est pas vrai. Heureusement, nous pouvons encore vivre en français au Québec! Pour certains emplois, l’anglais est exigé également, comme partout dans le monde. Certains employeurs exagèrent et l’État québécois doit rester vigilant. Personnellement, je refuse de me faire servir en anglais dans un commerce au Québec. Je trouve ça insultant! Plusieurs Québécois francophones ont tendance à passer à l’anglais dès que leur l’autre personne a un accent anglais et c’est déplorable! Comment vont-ils s’améliorer en français si les francophones font ça ?

It is not true.  Fortunately, we can live in French, even in Montreal!  For some jobs, knowledge of English is also required, as everywhere in the world.  Some employers exaggerate and the Quebec state must remain vigilant.  Personally, I refuse to be served in English in a store in Quebec.  I find that insulting! Many French-speaking Quebecers tend to switch to English as soon as their other person has an English accent and that is deplorable!  How are they going to improve in French if French speakers do that?

Dems75 · Answer

@Caroline-Quebec j’espère que la dernière loi 96 serait suffisante. Merci pour votre réponse…

Hi everyone, I hope you're doing very well. Latly I've been wondering what would be the limit age to immigrate aboard as a work in Canada, Montreal.Note. I already read some information about it, but I just want to hear your opinion about it... Thanks in advance! Vedi una traduzione

If you want to immigrate in Quebec, you must learn French.

I don’t think there is an age limit. Montreal is great but lately, it’s hard to rent an apartment. If you speak English and Spanish, it’s great but don’t forget than the official language in the province of Quebec is French. :)

@Caroline-Quebec i heard that french is loosing ground in Quebec, specially in Montreal, we got to learn English to move there. Is it true ??

@Caroline-Quebec j’espère que la dernière loi 96 serait suffisante. Merci pour votre réponse…

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Hi everyone, I hope you're doing very well. Latly I've been wondering what would be the limit age to immigrate aboard as a work in Canada, Montreal.
Note. I already read some information about it, but I just want to hear your opinion about it...

Thanks in advance!

I don’t think there is an age limit.
Montreal is great but lately, it’s hard to rent an apartment.
If you speak English and Spanish, it’s great but don’t forget than the official language in the province of Quebec is French.
:)