The immigration quota for Quebec, Canada has been open for some time in 2017. Due to the limited number of spots, there has been a rush to apply. Among them, the Quebec Investor Immigration program has attracted significant attention from applicants.
Overview of the Quebec Investor Immigration Program
The main requirements of the program:
• The principal applicant must demonstrate that:
* The net worth (including real estate and bank accounts) is at least CAD 1.6 million (approximately CNY 7.8 million);
* Has at least 2 years of work experience in the past 5 years;
* The net worth is derived from legal sources.
• There are no language requirements;
• All direct family members (spouse and children under 19 years old) are included in the principal applicant's immigration application.
What are the estimated costs?
• The application fee charged by the Quebec government is CAD 15,000 (approximately CNY 73,000), which includes the application fees for all family members;
• If the application is successful, the federal government will charge you CAD 3,000 (approximately CNY 15,000) as an application and landing fee;
• Document translation fees and costs for attending immigration interviews in Hong Kong;
• The total lawyer fees, collected in installments, amount to CAD 30,000 (approximately CNY 146,000): CAD 15,000 (approximately CNY 73,000) is charged before submitting the application materials + CAD 15,000 (approximately CNY 73,000) is charged after your application is successful;
• If your application is successful, you must invest as required, with the following two investment options:
1) A one-time payment of CAD 220,000 (approximately CNY 1,075,000), which is non-refundable; or
2) A payment of CAD 800,000 (approximately CNY 3.9 million), which will be refunded without interest after five years.
How long does the application take?
• After submitting the application, the Quebec government takes 9 to 12 months to process your application, while the Canadian federal government takes 6 to 12 months to process your application.
What status will my family and I obtain after a successful application?
• You and your family will receive permanent resident visas from the Canadian government.



