LMIA Jobs in Quebec — 286 Active Positions
Find LMIA-approved jobs in Quebec. Updated daily from Job Bank Canada.
Bilingual province with strong demand in Montreal, Quebec City, and Gatineau. French proficiency is often required. Quebec has unique immigration pathways including the CAQ and CSQ.
Live province LMIA snapshot
Where to focus in Quebec right now
These signals use every active LMIA-tagged role in Quebec, not only the listings shown on this page.
Cities to test first
Categories with sponsor signal
peat-moss-gathering machine operator
form carpenter
butcher shop clerk
welder-assembler
cook
welder
farm worker, general
child care live-in caregiver
licensed cook
delivery truck driver helper
industrial sewing machine operator
plumber
child care live-in caregiver
welder
line cook
cook's helper
cook
cook's helper
agricultural equipment mechanic
carpenter-joiner
dredge mechanic
bulk goods truck driver
cook's helper
construction worker
radiator plumber
plumber
mechanic, truck
cook's helper
automotive mechanic
electrical mechanic
dumpster truck driver
heavy equipment mechanic
industrial mechanic
cook's helper
truck driver
carpenter-joiner
maintenance mechanic, mill
cook's helper
electrical mechanics group leader
heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) mechanic
driver, truck
industrial electrician
cook's helper
cook's helper
dredge mechanic
woodworking machine operator
welder
welder
apprentice plumber
welder
threading machine operator
fit-up welder
creping machine operator helper
general welder
fit-up welder
plumber
fit-up welder
welder-assembler
plumber
assembler tack welder
LMIA Job Market in Quebec
Bilingual province with strong demand in Montreal, Quebec City, and Gatineau. French proficiency is often required. Quebec has unique immigration pathways including the CAQ and CSQ.
Pay, cost, and readiness
Quebec generally trades slightly lower nominal salaries for much lower housing costs than Toronto or Vancouver. For many candidates, Montreal and Quebec City produce a stronger quality-of-life outcome once rent, childcare, and transport are factored in.
French is not just a nice-to-have in Quebec. It is often a screening requirement. Regulated professions should also verify Quebec-specific licensing bodies early, because provincial rules and documentation requirements are different from the rest of Canada.
Best LMIA search pattern
Quebec is strongest for francophone or bilingual newcomers targeting AI, gaming, aerospace, manufacturing, and public-sector-adjacent work. If you can work comfortably in French, your candidate pool becomes smaller and your route to stable employment gets easier.
Top Industries Hiring
- AI & Aerospace
- Gaming
- Healthcare
- Manufacturing
- Education
Key Information
Employers hiring now
Cities where LMIA demand is moving
Categories with the strongest LMIA signal
Frequently Asked Questions — LMIA Jobs in Quebec
How many LMIA jobs are available in Quebec in 2026?
There are currently 286 LMIA-approved positions in Quebec, including 137 added this week. The strongest active city signals are Québec, Montreal, Trois-Rivières.
What is the LMIA processing time in Quebec?
LMIA processing in Quebec typically takes 10-14 weeks. Times vary by stream (high-wage vs low-wage) and seasonal demand. The Global Talent Stream can be processed in as little as 2 weeks.
What is the average salary for LMIA jobs in Quebec?
The average salary range for LMIA positions in Quebec is $50,000 – $80,000 per year. The categories with the strongest current signal are Skilled Trades, Sales & Service, Natural Resources. Employers must offer at least the provincial median wage for the position.
Official sources & review
This page combines live LMIA listings in Quebec with official Canadian sources on work permits, wages, and employer LMIA rules.
Official sources used
Methodology
Employer snapshots and hiring signals on this page are calculated from active JobFit LMIA listings in Quebec. Processing, wage, and compliance context is reviewed against official federal guidance.