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Are you ready to move to Montreal? Canada’s second-largest city awaits you, but it is important to be prepared.
Montreal is located in the predominantly French-speaking province of Quebec. The United States border is less than a one-hour drive to the south, and the Canadian province of Ontario just to the west of Montreal.
The city has flourishing software and IT sectors, bringing new workers to businesses. Therefore, moving to Montreal can be a wonderful, life-changing career move.
Additionally, Montreal is a popular destination for international students, as many world-renowned universities are located here.
You can also learn about planning a move to Montreal in our video guide:
Montreal is a North American city that retains a European flair. Consequently, individuals and families who want to try something different in a cosmopolitan, multilingual city may consider Montreal as an immigration destination.
Our focus is on providing up-to-date information to assist you in your move to Montreal. We cover all the important aspects, from information on immigration to Canada, accommodation, and employment, to lifestyle and things to do in Montreal. Besides, we also have a comprehensive section on the various neighbourhoods of Montreal, as well as pages on speaking and learning French in Montreal and where you can buy your groceries in Montreal.
We want to get you prepared and excited for your big move to Montreal. Our information will also help people already in Montreal get settled as they explore new opportunities in the city.
Do you have any ideas about adding to our Montreal section? Contact us at [email protected] — we’re here to help!
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