A free site with resources in French, English and Chinese to settle in Quebec: step-by-step guides on procedures (RAMQ health card, SIN, permits, housing, taxes), calculators, and ready-to-use templates — plus tools to build your French.

Yes — guides, calculators, templates, glossary, and audios are free, with no ads or paywalls. A free, optional account is only used to save your bookmarks and progress across all your devices.

Yes. The site exists in French, English and Chinese. Each guide offers side-by-side reading: French + English on the French site, English + French on the English site, and Chinese + French on the Chinese site — with audio narration in your site's language.

Choose your situation at the top of the page — the “Just arrived” path covers your first 30 days in order. Then follow the “Today I need to…” section in the “Where are you in Quebec?” zone for the first steps: SIN, bank account, RAMQ health card, and housing.

The calculators (net salary, taxes, allowances, etc.) use the rates for the current year, updated annually. Always verify official amounts for your specific situation.

Yes. Beyond the step-by-step guides, the site offers free tools and calculators (net salary, budget), ready-to-use templates (CVs, emails), and resources to learn Quebec French — levels, glossary, flashcards and dialogues. Our Latest section also publishes short summaries of policy changes and local events.

Coverage spans all of Quebec: province-wide procedures common to everyone (RAMQ, SAAQ, taxes) plus guides specific to several cities and regions (housing, transit, local schools): Bécancour, Brossard, Chicoutimi, Drummondville, Gatineau, Jonquière, La Baie, Laval, Lévis, Longueuil, Magog, Montreal, Quebec City, Repentigny, Saguenay, Sherbrooke, Terrebonne, and Trois-Rivières.

No. All calculators (net salary, budget, taxes, etc.) work directly with no sign-up. A free account is only useful if you want to save your results and progress.

The account is entirely free and optional. It saves your bookmarks and checklist progress, and syncs them across your devices. Most of the site remains usable without one.

We work to publish accurate information: verifiable facts are checked against official sources, and guides show their last-updated date. Our editorial standards detail our verification and correction process.

Yes. Account creation and sign-in run through a dedicated authentication provider (Clerk), and we only ask for what's strictly necessary. See our privacy policy for details.

Yes, the site is built to work on phones as well as computers, no app to install.