J’aimerais m’installer définitivement à Montréal, je travail actuellement dans la sécurité j’ai des diplômes reconnue et délivrer par le ministère de l’intérieur ici en Belgique, j’exerce ce travail depuis 17ans
Pourriez-vous me dire si mes formation et diplôme sont compatible à Montréal pour y travailler chez vous dans une société de sécurité ou gardiennage.
Si c’est le cas pourriez-vous me donner quelques noms de société de sécurité ou gardiennage.
J’aimerais pour le courant du mois de juin 2009 venir sur place quels sont mes démarche à faire avant de venir sur place, (papier, visa, logement, etc.…)
Ou me conseiller vous pour m’installer ?
En attente de vous lire je vous remercie d’avance pour les renseignements
Nagim 😉
Chercher à se justifier quand on n'est pas coupable, c'est s'accuser.
Quand tu dis: un diplôme en sécurité, ça veut dire quoi exactement? Agent de sécurité dans un immeuble? Magasins? Sécurité industrielle?
Il y a l'entreprise Kolossale qui est une agence de sécurité au Québec, tu peux aller voir leur site web pour te donner une idée.
Contacte les pour savoir si ta formation en Belgique est reconnue au Québec, il est possible que ça ne soit pas le cas, alors il te faudra suivre une formation locale.
Tu es malheureusement trop âgé pour obtenir un permis de vacances-travail, alors il te faudra trouver un employeur qui accepte de t'embaucher temporairement avant de venir ici. Il faudra faire une demande de permis de travail à l'ambassade, en collaboration avec ton futur employeur.
Tu dois commencer par faire une évaluation préliminaire sur internet pour vérifier tes chances d'être accepté comme immigrant. Sache qu'une demande d'immigration prend environ 1 an et demi pour passer toutes les étapes.
Bonne chance!
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Merci pour ta réponse et les liens que tu as envoyé cool
Pour répondre à ce que tu as demandé c’est agent de sécurité dans les transports en communs pour la sécurité des clients et du personnelles / (et aussi un diplôme en sécurité immeuble, intervention après alarmes, conduite avec un chien et sécurité dans les Magasins j’ai fait de tout) et pour le moment c’est dans les transports en communs (tram, bus, métro) que je travaille.
Donc je dois aller à l’ambassade faire une demande de permis une fois trouvé un emploi ok 😉
Merci pour les infos que tu as donné bonne journée à toi
Nagim
Chercher à se justifier quand on n'est pas coupable, c'est s'accuser.
Non pas encore été mais je prépare mon voyage pour juin 2009, j'ai des amis qui on été en vacance et j'ai vue des reportages sur ce pays j'ai été séduit🙂
Ici en belgique y'a tellement de stress que je n'en peux plus, boulot maison dodo et payer payer encore payer 🤪
on te laisse juste de quoi vivre 😕
Mais je sais que c'est pas pour demain que je vais m'y installer mais j'y bos
je vous souhaite une bonne soirée
Nagim
Chercher à se justifier quand on n'est pas coupable, c'est s'accuser.
Il ne faut pas mettre la charrue avant les boeufs. Avant de t'enquérir d'employeurs éventuels à Montréal ou de la possibilité de trouver un logement, il faut IMPERATIVEMENT faire les démarches en vue de l'obtention d'un visa d'immigrant. Les procédures sont longues et coûteuses et il faut compter au minimum 1 an et demi avant d'obtenir le visa. Il ne faut donc pas que tu comptes pouvoir venir t'établir au Québec en "juin 2009", ce serait impossible. Tu pourrais toujours venir en juin 2009 avec un visa touristique pour faire de la prospection, mais cela n'accelerera en rien les procédures de demande de visa, lesquelles doivent impérativement être entreprises depuis ton pays d'origine, la Belgique.
Dans un premier temps, va consulter le site web d'Immigration Canada, qui est remarquable et contient une foule de renseignements. Bonne chance. Jean
Merci pour les infos que tu as envoyé ils est vrai que cela va me prendre un temps fou, mais comme j'ai dis je viens en juin 2009 pour passer des vacances et faire de la prospection c'est pas pour m'instaler et travailler directement 😉
j'ai reçus quelques liens donc celui que tu me parle et vraiment je suis comblé
je te souhaite une bonne journée et un bon dimanche
Bien à toi
Nagim
Chercher à se justifier quand on n'est pas coupable, c'est s'accuser.
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