Short, practical guides on hiring French-speaking workers from overseas — what it costs, what is required, and what to expect.
The government fee is the number everyone knows. These are the ones that arrive
The fee pays for an assessment, not an outcome. Understanding that explains both
Employers compare a $230 fee against a $1,000 fee. Almost nobody calculates the
Two routes to the same outcome, with very different requirements.
The government fee is either $230 or $1,000 depending on the route. The total
Yes. Francophone Mobility remains open, and unlike several other routes it has
Yes. There is no minimum company size, no revenue threshold, and no requirement
The employer pays the government fees. The worker pays their own application
Yes, and the answer changed recently enough that many employers still believe
