Manitoba PNP Draw 2024: Check Details Here

Established in 1998 as Canada’s pioneer Provincial Nominee Program (PNP), the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP) has played a pivotal role in shaping the province’s economic landscape. Tailored to Manitoba’s specific needs in terms of demographics, labour market, and economic growth, the MPNP has successfully attracted skilled immigrants, enriching the community and contributing to its vibrant economy.

Whether you are a skilled professional, an enterprising entrepreneur, or a student aiming to build your future in Canada, the MPNP offers a diverse range of options to suit your goals. Here are the distinct streams you can explore:

• Skilled Worker Stream: For those workers who are internationally trained and experienced and have the skills needed in the local labour market. The two pathways under this are Skilled Worker in Manitoba and Skilled Worker Overseas.
• Business Investor Stream: Designed for entrepreneurs ready to invest in and contribute to the province’s economic development.
• International Education Stream: Caters to graduates from Manitoba’s educational institutions, offering a smooth transition to permanent residency. It has three streams: Career Employment Pathway, Graduate Internship Pathway and International Student Entrepreneur Pilot.

Table of Contents

• Latest MPNP Draw
• Previous MPNP Draws for 2024
• MPNP Draws for 2023
• Possible Reasons for Non-Invitation
• Considerations for Applicants
• FAQs on Manitoba PNP Draw

Latest MPNP Draw

Manitoba’s Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP) conducted an Expression of Interest (EOI) Draw #222, on June 25, 2024. Here are the draw details:

Out of the 250 Letters of Advice to Apply issued in this draw, 93 were given to candidates who declared a valid Express Entry profile number and job seeker validation code.

Previous MPNP Draws for 2024

Here are the draws conducted by Manitoba PNP in 2024.

MPNP Draws for 2023

The draws conducted by Manitoba in 2023 are as follows.

Possible Reasons for Non-Invitation

If your score surpasses that of the lowest-ranked candidate, yet you haven’t received a Letter of Advice to Apply, it could be attributed to the following reasons:

• You indicated that you have undertaken an approved third-party language test to showcase your proficiency in English or French, but either failed to provide a valid test number in your EOI or your language test has expired.
• Alternatively, you may have stated that you received an Invitation to Apply to the MPNP through a Strategic Recruitment Initiative but didn’t furnish a valid invitation number.

Please be aware that comprehensive help text is accessible for each question within the EOI, offering in-depth guidance on the required information. If either of these situations applies to your case, you might want to consider updating your EOI with accurate details to enhance your chances of being considered in the next EOI pool draw.

Considerations for Applicants

Candidates who declared their employment in a regulated occupation and possess full licensing to work in Manitoba were chosen in this draw. Nonetheless, it’s important to note that the MPNP reserves the right to either reject or decline full applications from candidates who aren’t genuinely employed in a regulated occupation or are unable to substantiate that they have completed all requisite licensing procedures for employment in Manitoba. 

Candidates who receive a Letter of Advice to Apply should carefully consider their eligibility and readiness to meet program requirements before proceeding with their applications.

FAQs on Manitoba PNP Draw

Following are some of the frequently asked questions and their answers related to the Manitoba PNP Draw:

Q. When was the last Manitoba PNP draw?
A. The Manitoba PNP draw was held on June 25, 2024.

Q. What is the minimum score needed for Manitoba PNP?
A. To apply for the MPNP, you need at least 60 points, which must include points for a Connection to Manitoba under Factor 5: Adaptability. For example, if you score 60 or more points but have no points for a Connection to Manitoba under Factor 5, you cannot apply.

Q. How long does Manitoba PNP take?
A. Processing times for MPNP applications are currently exceeding 6 months from the date of submission. 

Q. Can I leave Manitoba after PNP?
A. You need to show a genuine intention to reside in the nominating province to gain permanent resident status in Canada. However, after landing, the nominee is not obligated to stay in the province and can freely move elsewhere within Canada. For further information, refer to this article “How to Move to Another Province After PNP?“.

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