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Quebec investors, entrepreneurs and self-employed people

For investors, entrepreneurs and self-employed people who want to settle in Quebec and invest in or run a business there. You need a Quebec selection certificate (CSQ) before you apply to IRCC.

Quebec selectsQuebec selects first and sets its own intake dates for investors, entrepreneurs and self-employed people. IRCC doesn’t list a federal investor program.

Step-by-step checklist

0 of 3 done

1. Apply to QuebecWhat to expect: Check Québec.ca for the program and intake dates. If selected, you get a CSQ.
2. Apply to IRCC for permanent residenceWhat to expect: Send the CSQ with your application.
3. Medical exam, biometrics and decisionWhat to expect: IRCC checks health, security and criminality.

Documents you usually need

Quebec selection certificate (CSQ)
Proof of funds and business documents Quebec asks for

Government fees

CAD

Principal applicant, including right of PR fee	$2,495
Spouse or partner, including right of PR fee	$1,590
Dependent child	$270

Fees as listed by IRCC on 2026-10-30. Fees change; always check the official fee list. IRCC fee list ↗

After you apply

Quebec may set conditions on your business or investment.

Processing times change every week. Check today’s times on IRCC’s official tool. Check processing times ↗

Official sources:

Checked against IRCC pages on 2026-10-30.

General information only. This is not legal advice and does not check whether you are eligible. Your own checklist in your IRCC account is what counts. Last checked 2026-10-30.

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