History of immigration draws in Quebec: passing score and number of invitations
Lucky people regularly receive invitations from the province of Quebec. Follow the history of the draws to become one of them.
The province of Quebec is unlike any other region in Canada, primarily because French is spoken there. Quebec has the right to make its own laws and has its own immigration programs, which operate separately from the federal programs and other provincial ones. Quebec’s Ministry of Immigration selects candidates who are more likely to successfully settle in a French-speaking region.
Usually, the province sends out invitations through a special Arrima system once or twice a month. Sending out invitations is called a selection or drawing. Sending out invitations is called a draw. To receive an invitation, a candidate must achieve a passing score, which varies from draw to draw. Details about the requirements in each Quebec's provincial program stream.
To increase your chances of being invited, we recommend that you keep track of the draw history:
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