Questions on Quebec?

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1. A passport is needed to go to Quebec?

2. How to obtain a visa and the Canadian nationality?

3. What is the validity of a resident's permit and how we can obtain him(it)?

4. What is needed for the minimun to obtain an employment(use) in Quebec?

5. In how much rises the average wage to Quebec?

6. Is the life dear to Quebec?

7. How much coute approximately an apartment to be rented(praised) for 4 details(rooms) (Lounge(Show), room(chamber), cooking(kitchen), bathroom)?

8. What are the useful sites of Quebec?

9. How much coute a plane ticket (1st and 2eme class) to go(surrender) to Quebec?

10. How much coute a note(ticket) to go(surrender) to Quebec by boat?

Thank you in advance for your answers!

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A passport is recommended to get into Canada from all countries except the USA at this time. That is because most airlines require you to produce a passport in order to be allowed to fly. Americans can still drive into Canada with only a picture ID and proof of permanent residency. However, as of January 2008, the US will require passports via ALL transportation methods. You do not need a separate passport to get into Quebec. We are a distinct society, but we have not put up the Great Wall of Quebec yet... ;-)

You can get more info on passports from Passport Canada. You can get info on immigration from the Quebec Immigration office.

The Minimum wage is currently set between $7.25 and 8.00 per hour depending on if your job is entitled to tips.

I'm not sure what you mean by is the life dear to Quebec...Voulez vous dire est-ce que la vie et chere? Is cost of living high? Not terribly. It depends on whether you live in the city or suburbs. Main expensive things are gas ($1.15/L) and real estate prices have gone up a lot in last 8 years.

Apartment prices vary depending on the area. If you want one bedroom, living room, kitchen and bath, that is considered 3 1/2 room.

Westmount, NDG, Cote St. Luc: $700+
Lasalle, Lachine: $600+
Verdun, Ville St Pierre, Cote St. Paul: $450+

Prices are per month (par mois).

The cheapest (moin cher) cost would probably be by plane, depending on where you are coming from. La France? Air France and Air Canada have flights daily from CDG.

You can find out more about Montreal prices and living from the local newspapers:

English: Montreal Gazette
French: La Presse, and Journal de Montreal Source(s): http://www.ppt.gc.ca/

http://www.immigration-quebec.gouv.qc.ca...

http://www.cnt.gouv.qc.ca/en/gen/faq/sal...

http://www.canada.com/montrealgazette/in...

http://www.cyberpresse.ca/

http://www.canoe.com/journaldemontreal/...

http://www.ckoi.com/
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