Chapter II · IntermediateLevel 8
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« frais relatifs au droit de résidence permanente — personne protégée »
- Listenfrais relatifs au droit de résidence permanente[fʁɛ ʁə.la.tif o dʁwa də ʁe.zi.dɑ̃s pɛʁ.ma.nɑ̃t]Level 8
Right of Permanent Residence Fee (RPRF)
A federal fee of $600 that the principal applicant and their spouse or partner must have paid before becoming permanent residents.
In the guidesApplying for Permanent Residence After Your CSQ: The Federal Step
- Listenheures de pointe[œʁ də pwɛ̃t]Level 8
Rush hour
Peak traffic times in the morning and late afternoon.
In the guidesWorking in Ottawa from Gatineau
- Listenimpôt[ɛ̃po]Level 8
Income tax
The tax levied on personal or business income.
In the guidesWorking in Ottawa from Gatineau
- Listenmagasiner[ma.ɡa.zi.ne]Level 8
To shop
Quebec verb for to shop; in France, the verb is faire les magasins.
In the guidesBuying a Home in Quebec
- Listenmédecin désigné[med.sɛ̃ de.zi.ɲe]Level 8
panel physician
A doctor on IRCC's official list, the only kind of doctor allowed to do the immigration medical exam.
In the guidesApplying for Permanent Residence After Your CSQ: The Federal Step
Vivre au Québec, simplement. — Life in Quebec, made simple.
frais relatifs au droit de résidence permanente — personne protégée10 words
- Listenmise de fonds[miz də fɔ̃]Level 8
Down payment
The cash portion of the home price you pay upfront. Minimum 5% in Canada.
In the guidesBuying a Home in Quebec
- ListenNCLC[ɛn.se.ɛl.se]Level 8
CLB (Canadian Language Benchmarks)
Niveaux de compétence linguistique canadiens, the federal language scale used by IRCC, notably for citizenship.
In the guidesFrench Tests for Immigration to Quebec: TEF, TCF and DELF
- ListenPEQ[pø]Level 8
Quebec Experience Program
Programme de l'expérience québécoise — for Quebec graduates and workers with qualified Quebec experience.
In the guidesThe CSQ — Quebec Selection Certificate
- Listenpermis de travail ouvert transitoire[pɛʁ.mi də tʁa.vaj u.vɛʁ tʁɑ̃.zi.twaʁ]Level 8
bridging open work permit
An open work permit that lets some permanent-residence applicants keep working in Canada while they wait for the decision.
In the guidesApplying for Permanent Residence After Your CSQ: The Federal Step
- Listenpersonne protégée[pɛʁ.sɔn pʁɔ.te.ʒe]Level 8
protected person
The status you receive when the Immigration and Refugee Board accepts your asylum claim; it lets you stay in Canada and apply for permanent residence.
In the guidesClaiming Asylum in Quebec: How a Refugee Claim Works in Canada
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