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In the latest MPNP draw for skilled workers, 250 candidates were issued a Letter of Advice to Apply (LAA) under the criteria for the\u00a0Skilled Workers in Manitoba sub-category.<\/p>\n
The remaining 63\u00a0LAAs were issued to candidates in the\u00a0Skilled Workers Overseas sub-category\u00a0who were invited directly by the MPNP under a Strategic Recruitment Initiative.<\/p>\n
These initiatives include:<\/p>\n
Every candidate who has been issued a LAA had previously submitted an Expression of Interest (EOI) to the MPNP. Skilled workers interested in immigrating to the MPNP must first submit an EOI, then get a LAA, before submitting an application for a provincial nomination certificate. With this certificate, the applicant may then apply for Canadian permanent residence.<\/p>\n
Candidates eligible for one of the MPNP for Skilled Workers sub-categories are ranked according to a unique points system that awards up to 1,000 points to each candidate.<\/p>\n
| Sub-category<\/th>\n | Minimum score required to receive LAA<\/th>\n | Number of invitations<\/th>\n<\/tr>\n |
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| Skilled Workers in Manitoba<\/td>\n | 684<\/td>\n | 250<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n |
| Skilled Workers Overseas<\/td>\n | 703<\/td>\n | 63<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\nMPNP for Skilled Workers<\/h3>\nThe MPNP for Skilled Workers was established to help employers in Manitoba find foreign talent to complement their existing workforce. The government of\u00a0Manitoba\u00a0selects experienced workers who have made an Expression of Interest in immigrating to the province and who have the skills needed across\u00a0the local labour market, and nominate them to receive a provincial nomination certificate from the MPNP. With this, the nominated person\u00a0may then apply to the federal government for permanent resident status.<\/p>\n These immigration options may be particularly attractive to individuals who may\u00a0not be eligible to immigrate to Canada through the federal Express Entry\u00a0immigration selection system, as the eligibility requirements are different.\u00a0For example, the MPNP awards points for language proficiency equivalent to Canadian Language Benchmark (CLB) 4 to candidates in certain occupations,\u00a0a much lower threshold than what is required under the Federal Skilled Worker Class.<\/p>\n MPNP Skilled Workers in Manitoba<\/h4>\nUnder this sub-category of the MPNP, applications are accepted from qualified foreign workers and international student graduates who are currently working in Manitoba and have been offered a permanent job by\u00a0their employer in Manitoba. Skilled Workers in Manitoba are not subject to a points-based assessment to determine their eligibility (though points are assigned to the candidate once he or she enters the pool of candidates)<\/p>\n Learn more about eligibility for the MPNP Skilled Workers in Manitoba sub-category.<\/p>\n MPNP Skilled Workers Overseas<\/h4>\nThis MPNP sub-category is for qualified skilled workers who may be outside Canada but who can demonstrate a strong connection to the province and its labour market. A points-based system is used to assess candidates according to factors such as age, language proficiency, work experience, education and adaptability.<\/p>\n To learn more about eligibility for the MPNP Skilled Workers Overseas sub-category and the points assessment system.<\/p>\n Manitoba Profile<\/h3>\nPopulation: 1.3 million<\/p>\n Capital and largest city: Winnipeg<\/p>\n Location: Manitoba is located in Central Canada and is considered one of the three “Prairie” provinces. Ontario lies to the east, with Saskatchewan sharing the western border. The US states of Minnesota and North Dakota are to the south, and the sparsely-populated north of the province has a long coastline on Hudson Bay leading to a border with the territory of Nunavut.<\/p>\n Economy:\u00a0Manitoba\u2019s principle industries are mining, manufacturing, and agriculture. Traditionally farming has been a major occupation for Manitobans, and the rich farmlands in southern Manitoba produce wheat, barley, oats, sunflower, flax and canola crops, as well as dairy and livestock farms. From this agricultural base a considerable food processing industry has emerged. In addition, Manitoba is home to considerable manufacturing, aerospace and transportation industries. Winnipeg has a sizable financial and insurance industry, as well as government administration and services.<\/p>\n Climate:\u00a0Manitoba is far from the moderating influences of mountain ranges or large bodies of water. Moreover, given its size, it experiences great variations in temperature. In Southern Manitoba, where the vast majority of the population resides, cold, snowy winters are the norm. Summers are typically hot and dry, with short transitional seasons ensuring that residents get a full four-season experience.<\/p>\n To find out if you are eligible for the MPNP, or other\u00a0immigration programs<\/em>\u00a0<\/em>that lead to permanent residence in Canada, please fill out a\u00a0<\/em>free online assessment<\/em>\u00a0<\/em>today.<\/em><\/h4>\n |