Manitoba Issues 203 Letters of Advice in August 2024 PNP Draw
Manitoba PNP latest draw invites 203 candidates
Draw details:
- Date of the draw: 1st August 2024
- Total LAAs issued: 203
- Tie-breaking rule: October 19, 2024 at 21:53:18 UTC
Skilled Worker in Manitoba, Occupation-specific selection
Profiles declaring current employment in Manitoba in the unit group and broad occupational category listed below.
- Number of Letters of Advice to Apply issued: 145
- 44101 - Home support workers, caregivers and related occupations
- 3 - Heath occupations
Skilled Worker Overseas
- Number of Letters of Advice to Apply issued: 58
- Ranking score of lowest-ranked candidate invited: 724
Of the 203 total LAAs issued, 29 were extended to candidates who had a valid Express Entry profile number and job seeker validation code.
What is Manitoba PNP?
The Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) allows the province to nominate individuals for permanent residence who have the skills and experience required in Manitoba’s labor market. It is designed to address the specific needs of the province and to attract skilled workers, entrepreneurs, and investors who can contribute to its economy.
How to Apply for Manitoba PNP?
To apply for the Manitoba PNP, candidates must first submit an Expression of Interest (EOI) through the MPNP online system. Eligible candidates are then invited to apply for a provincial nomination based on their skills, work experience, and ability to contribute to Manitoba’s labor market. Successful applicants receive a provincial nomination which enhances their chances of obtaining permanent residency through the federal Express Entry system or other immigration pathways.
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