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How much does Francophone Community Immigration Pilot cost and how long does it take?

Government fees and processing times can change and may differ by stream, country and family size. Confirm the live fee and processing-time controls on www.canada.ca immediately before paying or planning a deadline.

Practical order

1. 1

   Select one current FCIP community and review its official sectors, employers, recommendation intake and settlement expectations.

2. 2

   The employer confirms current community designation and prepares the written occupation, duties, wage, hours, location, duration and applicant details required by FCIP.

3. 3

   Prepare accepted French-language results plus education/ECA, work, passport, status, family, funds and community-intent records required by the current pilot.

4. 4

   Submit the community’s current recommendation application with the designated offer and candidate evidence and retain every local confirmation or request.

5. 5

   If recommended, compare applicant, employer, occupation, community, conditions and validity with the planned federal case and open the current FCIP checklist.

6. 6

   Prepare the recommendation, offer, French, education, work, civil, family, police and medical records, pay IRCC directly and submit in the applicant’s own account.