If you want to live in Quebec with your family, learn French!
French is now required for both spouses: changes to the Quebec Experience.
Effective July 22, 2021, spouses or common-law spouses included in applications submitted under the Quebec Experience Program (PEQ) will be required to demonstrate at least a basic knowledge of French spoken. The minimum level of French proficiency is level 4 on the Quebec Adult Immigrant French Proficiency Scale or its equivalent.
To comply with this requirement, both spouses will have to fill in a declaration of knowledge of French and submit it together with one of the following supporting documents
1. a final transcript attesting the successful completion of at least 3 years of secondary or higher education in French
2. Certificate of successful examination in French "Office québécois de la langue française".
3. certificates or diplomas certifying completion of French, e.g. TEF, TCF or TEFAQ.
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