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Hi Kavish,

Welcome to Expat-Blog

I invite you to read those articles please:

- Discovering Canada
- Immigrate to Canada
- Working in Canada
- Accommodation in Canada

Hope this will help and please feel free to browse through the discussions on the Montreal Forum and to participate by posting friendly mesages or by asking your questions

Best of luck

Thank you

Maximilien
Expat-blog Team

Hi,

I'm in Montreal too, arrived recently, so I can only tell you the summer is lovely here :-)

Which kind of visa are you getting?

Hi friends,

Thanks for your reply,

I been looking at some Canadian immigration offices in Mauritius,one told me that i'm not eligible for immigration that i need to study for 2 years and then apply for a pr afterward.

Anther one told me that i can be qualified for the Federal skill worker program.

I'm 25, done study in tourism ( Front Office ) and been working in the tourism sector and administrative sector for almost six years.

What do you advise me friends, im a bit confussed.

Relying on your support.

Thanks,
Kavish.

Hi kavi
i had already got the PR visa of Canada from Mauritius,i can help you in this regard
thanks

Kavish

There is NO NEED to go through immigration agents .
As a bilingual person ( I am assuming your French is as good as your English) you have two options:
1. Apply to the Canadian government to immigrate to any province in Canada 


2. or apply to come to Québec:

be very careful of this section:


No need to pay some middlemen because your file will be processed accordingly  by the high commission in SA or délégation in Paris ( when the first Mauritians came in the 60 there were no consultants, everyone who can speak , read and write English or French  filled in the forms at the Embassies or Consulates or delegation or when they requested them if there were no diplomatic mission- so don't waste your money