Si je vous ai pas tenu au courant de mes nouvelles depuis c'est parce que j'étais un peu déséspéré. En fait j'ai fait le test d'immigration sur le net et la réponse n'était pas positive. Selon le test je ne peux être acceptée pour m'installer définitivement au quebec. Pourtant je tiens à immigrer et à tout faire pour recommencer une nouvelle vie sous l'autre ciel... Je sais que je n'ai pas d'expérience professionnelle et que j'ai presque 40 ans mais j'ai fait des études supérieures et je parle quatre langues et je veux tout tenter pour que ma fille de presque sept ans puisse m'admirer avec de gros yeux. je vais demander le dossier d'immigration à Paris puisque je réside depuis un an en Espagne alors que je suis marocaine. Je vais présenter ma candidature et continuer à espérer. Merci à tous ceux qui avaient dit un mot en me lisant...YAELlle
tu as fais des etudes superieures tu sais parler 4 langues mais comment se fait il que tu nas pas d experience professionnelle?
quel etudes tu as entrepris?
j ai eu mon passeport residente permanente mais sache que ca prend du temps 2ans ca a pris pour mois et quan j ai emigrer je n avais que le bac en poche et de l experience en animation et centre d appels je parlais couramment l anglais mais on etait en couple c est plus facile peut etre dans tous les cas tu devras etre patiente et mettre de l argent de cote ils vont verifier tous tes comptes et si tu parles 4 langues tu sauras bien entrependre des choses
est tu deja aller au canada voir? car peut etre ca ne te plaira pa je pense que c est mieux que tu y ailles une fois au moins te rendre compte sur place en tant que touriste moi j y suis alle 3 fois avant d immigrer
ne te decourage pas la premiere etape ce sont les reunions qu ils organisent a paris en t expliquant la vie la bas ensuite tu devras remplir des dossiers et a chaque fois ca prend entre 3 et 6 mois pour avoir une reponse es tu de nationalite marocaine ou non car je crois que les demarches sont differenres va a cette reunion a Paris ils t explikeront.
voila bon courage dans tes demarches et tiens nous au courant
alexandrine
Merci alexandrine
je vois que ca etonne un peu tout le monde d'être sans expérience professionnelle et chercher une premiere carriere à l'âge de 40 ans mais je le dis sans me rougir ... au contraire avec beaucoup de fierte...En fait apès mon bac en sciences maths j'ai enchaine les quatre ans de licence en mathématiques... ensuite une maitrise et un Diplome d'études supérieures en démographie... le hasard a fait ensuite que je rencontre mon homme et eperdument amoureuse je l'ai accompagné aux quatre coins du monde... et étant donné son statut je ne pouvais travailler dans les pays d'accueil où il exrcait... et c'est ainsi que les années filent....mais j'ai au fond de moi cette envie de pouvoir exister grace à moi seule ...cette envie de valoriser mes études... Entre temps j'ai entamé mon doctorat en démographie bien sur mais je l'ai pas encore achevé ... je ne regrette rien surtout que j'ai vécu mon amour à la minute près et j'ai accompagné mon enfant de presque cet ans à la minute prés... Maintenant que ja'i envie de faire autre chose j'ai pensé m'éloigner et pourquoi pas le quebéc... yaelle
je viens de comprendre un peu mieux ton cas....tu n es pas dans la gastronomie c est pr cela tu ne m as pas repondu....mais tu peux reussir ton immigration en commencant a etre peteviste (ptv) surtout dans ta lettre de motivation, ne leur dis pas que tu comptes rester, juste explorer, , il est valable 2 ans..probablement tu pouras avoir une promesse d embauche dans ta ligne professionnelle.
bien a toi
...En fait apès mon bac en sciences maths j'ai enchaine les quatre ans de licence en mathématiques... ensuite une maitrise et un Diplome d'études supérieures en démographie...
+la maitrise de 4 langues ! Avec de telles références et ton jeune àge(38 ans si je me fie au profil) je ne comprends vraiment pas pkoi nos valeureux fonctionnaires te cherchent des histoires.... Je t'encourage vivement à persévérer. A force de lire toute ces demandes d'infos concernant l'immigration je me demande pkoi il n, y aurait pas un bureau d, infos destinés aux touristes lors de leur séjour au Québec?🙂 C'est bien beau de notre part de dire....'''venez faire un tour pour voir........'' mais tant qu'à être sur place pkoi ne pas entamer directement la recherche d, emploi éventuel....?
+la maitrise de 4 langues ! Avec de telles références et ton jeune àge(38 ans si je me fie au profil) je ne comprends vraiment pas pkoi nos valeureux fonctionnaires te cherchent des histoires....
J'ai cru comprendre qu'elle n'avait entamé aucune démarche administrative jusqu'à maintenant...
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mmmh, bien franchement je ne te recommandes pas le Québec pour avoir une reconnaissance de tes diplômes, surtout sans expérience. je te suggère de débuter une nouvelle discussion à propos de gens qui ont immigré au Québec avec diplômes en poche et de voir quelles ont été les démarches pour la reconnaissance des acquis et s'ils l'ont finalement eu... désolée de te décevoir mais c'est vraiment difficile ici de les faire reconnaître, tu risques de devoir pratiquement tout refaire...informes-toi!
desolee nikky mais nextonxx s'adresse à moi si j'ai bien compris. juste une confusions de sa part. et merci vous tous de m'avoir lu et d'avoir répondu. Effectivement j'ai 38 ans diplomée mais sans aucune experience prodessioelle et jusqu'à maintenant je n'ai entamé aucune procédure... bien de choses àvous tous. yaelle
Il y a du vrai dans ce k tu dis, , je ne voulais pas trop la decevoir...et comme on dit chez nous: kola w hamo (a chacun ses ennuis) imagine moi et ma femme on serait a merveille si on ete a sa place en espagne, juste en face, il y a Tanger l une des merveilleuses ville de 5000 ans avec l ocean atlantik et mediteeranee, , mais on a pas assez de moyen pr s etablir ds une plate forme comme Tanger, bien q Montreal, je le repete est une splendide city...good luck all
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