Manitoba PNP Issues 371 Invitations in Latest PNP Draw
Manitoba PNP Issues 371 Invitations in Latest PNP Draw
On May 9th, 2024, the province of Manitoba conducted its most recent Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) draw, extending a total of 371 Invitations to Apply (ITAs) for Canadian Permanent Residency (PR) across various categories of the BC PNP.
The draw encompassed a range of streams, including Skilled Workers in Manitoba, Occupation-specific selection, International Education Stream, and Skilled Worker Overseas.
Details of the draw:
- 1. Date of the draw: May 9th, 2024
- 2. Total ITAs issued: 371
- 3. Category: Skilled Worker in Manitoba
Occupation-specific selection
- Number of Letters of Advice to Apply issued: 18
Occupations within the following National Occupational Classification (NOC) 2021 unit groups were considered in this draw:
- 72024 - Supervisors, motor transport, and other ground transit operators
- 73301 - Bus drivers, subway operators, and other transit operators
All profiles
- Number of Letters of Advice to Apply issued: 242
- Ranking score of lowest-ranked candidate invited: 836
International Education Stream
- Number of Letters of Advice to Apply issued: 76
Skilled Worker Overseas
- Number of Letters of Advice to Apply issued: 35
- Ranking score of lowest-ranked candidate invited: 698
Of the 371 ITAs issued, 66 were allocated to candidates who declared a valid Express Entry profile number and job seeker validation code, enhancing the integration of skilled individuals within the Canadian labor market.
In the Skilled Worker in Manitoba category, the draw focused on profiles declaring current employment in Manitoba within occupations experiencing high labor demands, as per data released by Statistics Canada. A total of 18 Letters of Advice to Apply were issued for specific occupations, including Supervisors in motor transport and other ground transit operators, along with Bus drivers, subway operators, and other transit operators. Additionally, 242 ITAs were extended to all eligible Skilled Workers in Manitoba profiles, with the lowest-ranked candidate invited possessing a ranking score of 836.
Furthermore, the International Education Stream targeted profiles meeting eligibility criteria specific to this stream, issuing 76 Letters of Advice to Apply. Meanwhile, the Skilled Worker Overseas category saw 35 ITAs granted to profiles directly invited by the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP) under a Strategic Recruitment Initiative. The lowest-ranked candidate invited under this category boasted a ranking score of 698.
The Manitoba PNP plays a crucial role in addressing labor market needs and facilitating the immigration of skilled workers and international graduates, contributing to the province’s economic growth and diversity.
How Manitoba PNP Works
The Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP) is a key pathway for skilled workers, international graduates, and entrepreneurs to obtain Canadian Permanent Residency (PR) and contribute to Manitoba’s economic development.
Through various streams such as Skilled Worker in Manitoba, International Education Stream, and Skilled Worker Overseas, the MPNP targets individuals with the skills and qualifications needed to address labor market demands within the province.
The program assesses candidates based on factors like work experience, education, language proficiency, and adaptability, inviting eligible candidates to apply for PR through regular draws and direct invitations under specific recruitment initiatives. By aligning immigration policies with Manitoba’s economic priorities, the MPNP ensures the successful integration of newcomers into the local workforce and communities, fostering sustained growth and prosperity.
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