Starting with the 2025 R-1 Main Residency Match, the particular stream is now available in Quebec through the second iteration. The below table illustrates whether you are eligible for the particular stream or the regular stream in Quebec and what iteration you should apply to:
Category of applicants | Stream | Which iteration should I apply to? | ||
Medical Degree (MD) |
Previous postgraduate training | Status in Canada | ||
MD from QC | No previous accredited postgraduate training | Canadian citizen, permanent resident, Indian, refugee | Regular stream | First or second iteration of the R-1 Match |
Student visa | Regular stream | First or second iteration of the R-1 Match | ||
Previous accredited postgraduate training* | Canadian citizen, permanent resident, Indian status, refugee | Particular stream | Second iteration of the R1 match | |
Student visa or no status | Particular stream | Second iteration of the R1 match | ||
MD from another province or from USA |
No previous accredited postgraduate training |
Canadian citizen, permanent resident, Indian, refugee | Regular stream | First or second iteration of the R-1 Match |
Student visa | Particular stream | Second iteration of the R1 match | ||
No status in Canada | Particular stream | Second iteration of the R1 match | ||
Previous accredited postgraduate training* | Any status in Canada, or no status | Particular stream | Second iteration of the R1 match | |
Diplôme d’État from France or International Medical Graduate (IMG)
(IMGs first need to obtain degree equivalence from Collège des médecins du QC) |
No previous accredited postgraduate training | Canadian citizen, permanent resident, Indian status, refugee | Regular stream | First or second iteration of the R-1 Match |
Other status or no status | Particular stream | Second iteration of the R1 match | ||
Previous accredited postgraduate training* |
Any status in Canada, or no status in Canada | Particular stream | Second iteration of the R1 match |
*Note: Graduates who have already participated in a Quebec residency program, but only if 12 months have passed between the end of training in the previous program and admission to the new program on July 1st of the match year. Residents currently in training in Quebec are not eligible to apply to particular stream programs within the second iteration of the R-1 match. Residents who are interested in transferring programs should communicate with their postgraduate office to discuss this request.
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