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The Réseau en immigration francophone du Centre-Sud-Ouest de l'Ontario (RSIFCSO) provides a wealth of useful information for Francophones from here and abroad who wish to settle in the Greater Toronto Area, the Niagara Peninsula or elsewhere in the southwestern part of the province (London, Sarnia, Windsor...). The "Living in French" section provides information on the immigration programs available to you as well as on the various francophone communities in this large region.

A non-profit organization, it provides information on immigration and life in Quebec to any foreigner wishing to settle, permanently or temporarily, or to study there. Through its website, it offers free, documented information and a single point of access to a range of references, resources and services for immigrants: administrative procedures, formalities, work, etc. Immigrant Québec also produces a collection of free guides and organizes the Salon de l'immigration et de l'intégration au Québec.

The official website of the Canadian government provides information on the major themes of visiting, studying, working and immigrating. You'll find all the information you need to apply for immigration, citizenship or refugee status, as well as a list of programs offered at the federal level and in Canada's provinces and territories, addresses of offices in Canada and abroad, services available to new immigrants across the country, and much more.

The Agency for the International Development of French Enterprises works in close collaboration with the economic missions. This structure was born from the merger between Ubifrance and the French Agency for International Investments. With a bicultural team of export professionals working in two locations (Montreal and Toronto), this economic mission assists French companies in their development projects on the Canadian market.

This is the official website of the provincial immigration department. Unique in the country, jurisdiction over immigration is shared with the federal government. On its website, you will find all the information you need to expatriate temporarily, immigrate and integrate into Quebec society. Electronic services are also offered, such as registering for an information session on Quebec, online French courses at intermediate and advanced levels, etc.