The Quebec Immigration and Integration Fair (SIIQ) 2026 is a must-attend event in Montreal for immigrants looking to better understand their surroundings and discover the resources available in Quebec. Organized by Immigrant Québec, this free event brings together community organizations, public institutions, businesses, and various service providers to showcase the resources and opportunities available to immigrants.
The Fall 2026 edition will take place on November 16 and 17 at the Palais des congrès de Montréal. Over these two days, visitors will have the opportunity to meet various organizations and professionals in the immigration sector, obtain information, and discover resources tailored to their needs.
A Dedicated Zone for Temporary Foreign Workers (TFWs)
SIIQ will feature a InfoTET Zone dedicated to temporary foreign workers (TFWs), where they can access information, ask questions, and discover the organizations that are partners in the Migrant Worker Support Program (PSTM).
For TFWs, particularly those holding employer-specific (closed) work permits, this space offers an opportunity to learn more about their rights, the resources available to them, and the organizations that can provide support in different situations.
Throughout the event, visitors will be able to:
- Discover PSTM partner organizations and the services they offer to TFWs.
- Get information about their rights and responsibilities in Quebec.
- Better understand the resources available to help them deal with challenges related to their employment or immigration status.
- Connect with organizations specializing in information and support for migrant workers.
The InfoTET Zone will also give TFWs the opportunity to meet other workers facing similar circumstances, ask organizations questions directly, and learn more about the resources available in their region.
A Space for Information and Connection
Beyond sharing information, the InfoTET Zone serves as a space for connection and exchange. It helps bring temporary foreign workers closer to organizations that can provide information and guidance based on their needs.
For individuals holding employer-specific (closed) work permits, who may sometimes find themselves in vulnerable or isolated situations, knowing what resources are available and where to turn for help is essential to better understanding their circumstances and making informed decisions.
Through this initiative, InfoTET, a program of Immigrant Québec, helps raise awareness of PSTM resources and strengthen connections between temporary foreign workers and the partner organizations that support them.
Attending the SIIQ Fall 2026 on November 16 and 17 is therefore an opportunity to discover available resources, meet organizations working in the field, and leave with useful information to help you live and work in Quebec.
