Quebec Invites 3,511 Skilled Workers in Latest Immigration Draw

Quebec has held the immigration draw, inviting skilled workers to apply for permanent selection under the provincial nominee program. The latest round reflects the province's ongoing efforts to address labour shortages and attract qualified professionals who can contribute to its economy.

Candidates were selected based on criteria aligned with Quebec's workforce needs, including occupation, skills, and regional labour market demand.

As one of Canada's most active immigration destinations, Quebec continues to use targeted draws to welcome talent in priority sectors. The latest invitations provide another pathway for eligible foreign workers seeking to immigrate to Canada and build a future in the province.;

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Quebec Immigration Latest Draw: Results

The latest Quebec immigration draw was held on June 04, 2026, and invited 2,555 skilled candidates under the Qualified Worker Selection Program.

• Type of Draw: Qualified worker selection program
• Date of Round: June 04, 2026
• Number of ITAs Issued: 3,511
• Minimum Points: 275
• Date of Extraction from the Arrima bank: June 1, 2026, at 6 a.m.

Quebec Immigration Draw Summary

Quebec issued 3,511 invitations across four immigration streams in its latest draw. The table below outlines the total ITAs issued and the minimum scores required for each selection exercise.

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General Requirements You Must Meet to Apply for the PSTQ

To be considered for the PSTQ, every applicant must satisfy a set of baseline conditions that apply across all four streams. You must be at least 18 years old and genuinely intend to settle in Quebec to take up employment.

That employment cannot be within a company you directly or indirectly control, and certain industries are completely off limits, including:

• Payday lending, cheque cashing, or pawnbroking
• Services related to the sex industry, such as escort services, erotic massages, or nude dancing

Beyond personal eligibility, you must sign a Financial Self-Sufficiency Contract, confirming you can financially support yourself and any accompanying family members for the first three months after receiving permanent residence.

Candidates working in a high-demand occupation in Quebec may also benefit from stronger alignment with the province's labour market needs during the selection process. The required amount varies based on family size and is outlined in Quebec's official financial scales.

You and your accompanying family members aged 18 or older must also obtain the Attestation of learning of democratic and Quebec values, as outlined in the Charter of Human Rights and Freedoms.

Additionally, if your stay in Quebec was funded through a scholarship that requires you to return to your home country, you must comply with those conditions before proceeding with your application.

Source: quebec.ca

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