Manitoba PNP invites 423 applicants in the first MPNP draw of 2024

The Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP) conducts its first-ever draw of 2024. MPNP regularly conducts draws under its Expression of Interest (EOI) system. Skilled workers and business investors can submit an EOI for consideration.

In the latest draw (#207), 166 Letters of Advice to Apply were issued for Skilled Workers in Manitoba, 168 for those with close relatives in Manitoba, 58 for the International Education Stream, and 31 for Skilled Workers Overseas. Additionally, 73 candidates with valid Express Entry profiles were among the 423 applicants selected.

Manitoba Draw #207

Type of draw: Skilled Workers in Manitoba

• Invitations issued: 166
• CRS Score: 823

Type of draw: Skilled Workers in Manitoba

• Requirement: Close Relatives in Manitoba
• Invitations issued: 168
• CRS Score: 607

Profiles indicating a Manitoba Supporter, characterized by a close relationship, Canadian permanent residency, or citizenship, established residency in Manitoba, and a minimum one-year residence in the province, were taken into consideration.

Type of Draw: International Education Stream

• Invitations issued: 58
• CRS Score: N/A

Type of Draw: Skilled Workers Overseas

• Invitations issued: 31
• CRS Score: 639

How to apply for Manitoba PNP?

Start your Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) journey by following these important steps to settle in Manitoba Permanently:

• Assess eligibility: Carefully review the Manitoba PNP standard, considering education, work experience, language skills, and other qualifications specified.
• Express Interest: If eligible, express interest through the Expression of Interest (EOI) process, detailing your background, expertise, and Manitoba connections.
• Enter the EOI Pool: Earn a score based on a variety of program eligibility indicators and submit your profile for evaluation.
• Get Invited: Periodically attracts selected applicants, and issues an official invitation to apply within a certain period.
• Apply: Gather the necessary documents including certificates, language test results, and proof of application.
• Pay application fee: Pay the appropriate amount depending on your stream.
• Application Review: Your application will be thoroughly reviewed by Manitoba officials, who may request additional documentation or interview you.
• Obtain Nomination: Once approved, obtain the necessary Manitoba PNP nomination for Canadian permanent residency.
• Applying for PR: Follow the steps outlined to apply for permanent residency using the nominated name through Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).
• Complete the Process: Follow IRCC’s instructions for completing your PR request, including medical examination, police clearance, and other prescribed steps.