Manitoba Invites 399 Candidates in Latest PNP Draw
Manitoba Invites 399 Candidates in Latest PNP Draw Apply for Canada PR Visa
The Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP) conducted its latest draw on 18th December, inviting 399 candidates across multiple streams to apply for permanent residency in Canada. The draw, aimed at addressing specific labor market needs and encouraging skilled workers and international graduates to settle in Manitoba, highlights the province’s commitment to economic growth and workforce development.
- Draw Highlights by Stream
Breakdown Of Invitations Issued
1. International Education Stream (IES):
- Number of Invitations: 297
- This stream is tailored for international graduates from Manitoba institutions who meet the eligibility requirements under the IES. These individuals have acquired the skills and training needed to integrate seamlessly into the local workforce, making them valuable contributors to Manitoba’s economy.
2. Skilled Worker Overseas Stream:
- Number of Invitations: 102
- The MPNP directly selected candidates invited under this stream through a strategic recruitment initiative.
- Minimum Ranking Score: 630
International Education Stream
- LAAs Issued: 165
- Eligibility: Candidates meeting the International Education Stream requirements.
Skilled Worker Overseas
- LAAs Issued: 25
- Minimum Score: 617
- Eligibility: Candidates directly invited under a strategic recruitment initiative.
Express Entry Candidates In The Spotlight
Out of the 399 Letters of Advice to Apply (LAAs) issued, 43 candidates declared a valid Express Entry profile and a job seeker validation code. These candidates may benefit from expedited processing through the federal Express Entry system, provided they meet all program requirements. Express Entry-linked invitations allow Manitoba to nominate candidates with the potential to secure permanent residency through a streamlined pathway.
Manitoba’s Immigration Goals
The December 18 draw underscores Manitoba’s focus on attracting individuals with the skills and qualifications needed to fill labor shortages in critical sectors. By prioritizing both international students and skilled workers, the province aims to create a sustainable and diverse economy.
Manitoba remains an attractive destination for immigrants due to its high quality of life, affordable cost of living, and robust job market. The MPNP continues to play a pivotal role in bringing newcomers to the province, addressing regional workforce needs, and fostering community development.
Pathway To Permanent Residency
Candidates who receive an LAA must submit their complete application to the MPNP within 60 days. Once approved, they can apply for permanent residency through Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).
The MPNP’s commitment to aligning its draws with Manitoba’s economic priorities ensures that nominated candidates are well-positioned for success in the province.
What’s Next?
Manitoba has set ambitious targets for immigration in 2024 and beyond, as the province anticipates a growing demand for skilled professionals in healthcare, technology, manufacturing, and other sectors. With continued strategic draws and targeted recruitment, the MPNP is expected to remain a key player in Canada’s immigration landscape.
Stay tuned for future updates on Manitoba’s immigration initiatives and how they shape opportunities for aspiring immigrants worldwide.
For more information on upcoming draws and eligibility criteria, visit the official MPNP website or talk to the best RCICs at Universal Adviser.
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