• Canadian citizen or Aboriginal born in Québec
• Permanent resident deemed Quebec resident
• Recipient of a scholarship covering differential tuition fees, from your government

• Canadian citizen or Aboriginal born in Canada, but not in Québec
• Canadian citizen or Aboriginal born outsite of Canada
• Permanent resident deemed “non-Quebec resident”¹

¹ If you believe you qualify as a “Quebec resident”:

1. Complete the Attestation of Quebec resident status.
2. Attach the documents required by the MEES, depending on your situation.
3. Submit the documents through HEC en ligne > Documents > Documents Upload.

The change in status applies only to the current term.

Under the agreements concerning university student mobility between the Government of Québec and the Government of the French Republic and the Government of Québec and the French community of Belgium, your tuition fees depend on your status. Your bill is subject to change without notice.

The tuition fees required by the Ministère de l'Éducation et de l'Enseignement supérieur (MEES) for international students are the same as the tuition fees paid by Quebec students, along with a variable lump-sum differential fee.

The tuition fees will remain the same for the duration of your program of studies as long as you are registered or you do not change program.

You will be charged the same tuition fees as Quebec students if you hold a scholarship for differential fees granted under fee remission agreements between the Quebec government and foreign governments.