J'aimerais partir travaillé au Québec pour une période de quelques mois ( 3 à 6 mois environ ), je n'ai aucune qualification, Cependant Je suis quelqu'un de motivé et prêt à faire n'importe quoi.
Pour ce qui est de l'habitation, j'aimerais savoir à peut près les prix des studios, ou petit appartement.
Je souhaiterais savoir si il serais possible de travaillé dans des auberges de jeunesse ou ce genre de choses.
Voilà si quelqu'un pourrais m'expliqué les différentes démarches à suivre sa serais super.
Bonjour Florian,
Je ne voudrai pas te décevoir mais il n'est pas si simple de venir travailler au Quebec.
En premier, il te faut un permis de Travail.
Ensuite, il te faut l'accord de Immigration Quebec.
Les travailleurs etrangers qui veulent venir travailler au Quebec doivent avoir une qualification.
Je te conseil d'aller voir su le lien suivant, tout est expliqué.
www.immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca/fr/index.asp
Et une des personnes qui s'occupe du site qctop, explique qu'il est possible de venir travailler au Québec sans qualification, jete y un coup d'oeil et d'y moi ce que tu en pense...
On ne peut pas venir travailler au Canada sans visa de résident permanent, PVT ou visa de travail, ce dernier étant très dur à obtenir.
Pas plus simple que ça.
Le permis de travail peut être accordé si l'employeur en fait la demande. Il doit dans ce cas la justifier par le fait qu'il ne peut pas trouver de main d'oeuvre sur place, à qualification équivalente.
Ce permis est généralement accordé pour une durés maximum de 2 ans, renouvelable 1 fois.
Concernant le Visa de résidence permanente, c'est autre chose:
La demande ne peut pas être effectuée par quelqu'un qui réside au Canada (en principe).
Cependant, si la personne a toujours son travail et peut justifier de déja plusieurs mois de résidence au Canada, elle peut effectuer la démarche. Le dossier sera alors traité par le consulat du Canada à New York. Attention cependant, la procédure est longue et il n'est pas certain que le candidat obtienne sa résidence permanente. Il y a des critères de sélection.
Enfin, si cette personne fait une demande de résidence pour le Québec, il faut aussi qu'elle obtienne son CSQ (certificat de sélection du Québec). La, sans diplome ou qualification recherchée par le Quebec, ça risque de bloquer. Il y a un autre moyen de passer quand même au Québec mais il faut dans tous le cas obtenir sa Résidence permanente du Canada:
Recapitulatif concernant la résidence pour un travailleur:
1- Demande de résidence auprès de Immigration Canada
2- Demande du CSQ auprès de Immigration Qébec (dans le même temps)
3- Acceptation de résidence par Immigration Canada et refus du CSQ par Immigration Québec: On peut vivre et travailler au Canada, ailleur qu'au québec. Rien n'empeche par la suite de venir au Québec (Accords entre les provinces)
4- Acceptation de résidence par Immigration Canada et acceptation du CSQ par Immigration Québec: On peut vivre et travailler partout au Canada.
Il y a encore d'autres petites choses mais J'encourage vivement celui ou celle qui veut travailler ou résider au Canada/Québec de suivre les procédures des deux organismes.
Les Canadiens et les Québécois sont des gens charment, chaleureux et ouverts mais loin d'êtres naifs.
J'ai été faire un tour sur le site qctop. Très optimiste mais loin de la réalité. Je pense qu'il n'est pas très sage de vendre du rêve.
Ecoute! Si tu veux venir au Canada pour trois mois, mets des sous de coté et viens y passer du bon temps (évite Février qui est très froids et le nord au printemps car les mouches noires sont voraces). Tu verras ensuite sur place.
Maintenant si tu veux y travailler, voir y vivre, il te faudra de la motivation et t'investir. Le canada est grand, peu peuplé et magnifique. Mais comme partout ailleurs, il est régi par des lois. Il te faudra être accepté. Comme si tu étais un étranger qui veut s'installer en France.
Accroche toi et bonne chance.
bjr thierry
je vois que tu es de bon conseil, donc je te pose mon problème à moi.
je suis plus agé -45 ans j'ai 3 spécialités professionnelles, avec diplome ( peintre aéronautique, mecanicien engins de chantier, gestionnaire comptable)
un parcours professionnel tres vaste, à mon compte pendant 2 ans au maroc dans une branche completement differente puisque j'ai crée une boulangerie française, avec associé français.
aujourd'hui, je reside en france, célibataire, et désireux de m'installer d'abord temporaire (1 année) voir plus si je m'adapte et si on veut de moi.
j'ai un peu d'argent pour vivre location, nourriture, sortie pour 6 mois.
je pensais meme importé ma bmw 730 I pour circuler.
je dois amener mon labrador.
j'ai trouvé une société à 3 rivières qui embauche, j'attends réponse du DRH, tu connais peut etre MARMEN.
je suis pres à partir début février 2009
besoin info pour logement meublé moins de 250 euro mensuel, ville ou exterieur, acceptant mon labrador
toutes info est bonne à prendre de tous les quebecois
Pour la voiture, oubli. Si elle à moins de 25 ans elle ne peut pas être acceptée au Québec. Seul les voitures de collections y sont autorisées.
Je me suis déjà renseigné étant donné que nous avons comme projet de venir travailler au Québec durant l'année 2011 (PVT)
D'ailleurs à ce sujet j'ai une petite question : Est-il facile d'obtenir un PVT alors qu'on est marié ? ( 1 PVT pour moi et un pour ma femme) ou alors sont-ils assez réticents à l'idée d'en émettre 2 à un couple marié ?
Tu ne pourras pas importer ta voiture s'il elle a moins de 15 ans, c'est la loi.
Pour le logement, 250€ (380$) par mois pour un logement meublé acceptant un chien, c'est impossible.
Il faut voir que les logements meublés sont bien plus chers que les vides (normal) et que rares sont les propriétaires qui acceptent les chiens.
Tu devras à mon avis viser beaucoup plus haut comme budget, surtout pour un meublé.
Pour pouvoir venir travailler au Canada, dans ton cas, il faudrait en effet qu'un employeur te recrute de là-bas, ce qui n'est pas chose aisée. Enfin, je te le souhaite.
Je ne suis pas expert en voiture. Sache qu'ici, les vehicules doivent resister aux hivers et aux tonnes de sel qui sont deversées sur les routes.
Il n'y a pas vraiment de pb pour trouver un logement a Trois rivières. Maintenent, il faut voir avec le proprio concernant les animaux, le fait que l'on soit fumeur etc..)
Il y a beaucoup de sites à consulter pour trouver des infos au Quebec. Surveille le forum, je vais rédiger un message avec plusieurs liens. En attendant, je te conseil de naviguer su Google.ca http://www.google.ca/. tu as + de chance de tomber directement sur les sites du Quebec qu'en utilisant google.fr.
merci cousin canadien, mieux vaut un bien informé qu'un qui cherche.
ma bmw 730 est de 1991 robuste
sinon vu que le prix dun transport avec frais avoisinne les 1000 euro est que dans l'immediat je viendrais certainement avec juste un visa touriste en quete de travail, aurais je le droit sinon d'acheter un voiture canadienne??
pour 1000- 1500€ qu'est ce que vous avez comme véhicules 4x4 ou grosses berlines???
merci nikky pour tes infos
dans le cas ou j'obtiendrais un permis de travail, est ce que je pourrais dédouaner ma bmw 730 de 1991??? si oui combien cela couterait il??
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