French in Express Entry
French-speaking candidates may benefit from category-based selection and from strong French-language results in their overall strategy.
Compare French-speaking work, study and permanent residence options outside Quebec — including Francophone Mobility, FMCSP, French Express Entry and FCIP.
Start here if you speak French and want to work, study or settle in Canada outside Quebec.
Compare the main French-speaking pathways outside Quebec for work, study and permanent residence.
French-speaking candidates may benefit from category-based selection and from strong French-language results in their overall strategy.
LMIA-exempt work permit option for eligible French-speaking workers outside Quebec.
Francophone Community Immigration Pilot for eligible skilled workers in selected Francophone communities.
French-speaking student pilot route for eligible students at participating DLIs outside Quebec.
Use this overview to choose the right French-speaking route before you book a consultation.
French-speaking workers, French-speaking international students, employers looking to hire bilingual talent and families who want to settle in Francophone communities outside Quebec.
French-speaking applicants can often compare several work, study and permanent residence options at once. Seeing them together makes it easier to choose the route that fits your goal.
Start with the pathway that matches your goal: work, study or settlement in a Francophone community.
Francophone Mobility is an LMIA-exempt work permit option for eligible French-speaking workers with a qualifying job outside Quebec.
FMCSP is for eligible French-speaking students at participating designated learning institutions outside Quebec.
FCIP is an employer-driven permanent residence pilot for eligible skilled workers in selected Francophone communities.
Open the service page that matches your situation, or book a consultation to compare options.
Open the dedicated service page.
Open the dedicated student pilot page.
Book a SIA appointment to compare pathways.
Check these points first so you can choose the right French-speaking direction before you book.
Short answers to the questions people ask first about French-speaking immigration outside Quebec.
SIA Immigration can help you compare French-speaking options for work, study and permanent residence, then guide you to the most suitable strategy.
Meet our team in Surrey or Kamloops. Choose the office most convenient for you.







