Yes. Life in Quebec is dominated by French. For those who only know English, Quebec is still a very suitable migration destination, and you can participate in language courses at community centres to learn French and accelerate integration into the community. The Quebec provincial government provides free French courses, you can register at https://www.quebec.ca/en/education/apprendre-le-francais/online-courses/selected/en-ligne/registration

Probably yes. If you do not have enough net assets, you must provide a letter of commitment to invest CAD1,200,000, and provide proof of funds that can be used to prove that you have sufficient funds to support your investment.

The investment period of Quebec investment immigration is 5 years, and the applicant must complete the investment within 5 years in order to obtain permanent residence.

Yes. Your children can attend public schools in Canada for free and do not need to pay tuition fee.

Quebec investment immigration is a risk-free investment. After the application is successful, you can obtain an investment visa, travel freely to and from Canada, and enjoy the same rights and benefits as other permanent resident. After the 5-year investment period, the investment amount can be fully refunded within 30 days, so it is a risk-free project.

Quebec investment immigration has many advantages over other migration programs, including: full return of the investment amount, no burden on investors, the same rights and benefits as permanent residence during the investment visa period, long visa validity but only a short residence period then obtain permanent residence status.

Quebec has an independent scoring standard. You need to score 40 or more out of 89 points to be eligible to apply. The score is calculated based on age, education, language ability, connection with Quebec, etc.

You must meet the residence conditions before naturalization: a) Live in Canada for 1095 days in the 5 years before the application, that is, 3 years; b) During the period of 5 years before the application, i.e., during the temporary residence period in Canada, including tourism, study, work or temporary residence, each day of this stay can be counted as half a day, with a maximum of 365 days; c) Be a permanent resident of Canada for at least two years; d) If you are between 18-54 years old, you need to prove that you have the basic English/French ability of CLB 4 ; e) If you are between 18-54 years old, you need to take and pass the naturalization test to show that you have a basic understanding of Canadian history and government.