Manitoba Issues 234 Letters of Advice

Manitoba Issues 234 Letters of Advice in Latest MPNP Draw

The Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP) continues to create pathways for skilled workers to build their future in Canada. On October 10, 2024, Manitoba PNP issued 234 Letters of Advice to Apply (LAAs) to candidates across three key immigration streams. These successful candidates are now one step closer to receiving a provincial nomination, which brings them closer to Canadian permanent residency.

Manitoba’s PNP is designed to attract talented individuals who can meet the province’s labor market needs. The program is divided into various streams, allowing workers with different qualifications and backgrounds to immigrate to Manitoba. Those who receive LAAs must undergo further assessments, including submitting additional documents and passing a medical examination. If approved, they receive a provincial nomination, significantly boosting their chances of becoming permanent residents.

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Manitoba’s Latest PNP Draw

The October 10 MPNP draw was focused on selecting skilled workers who can contribute to Manitoba’s economy. Invitations were sent out under the following categories:

Skilled Workers in Manitoba: 82 candidates were selected under this stream with a minimum score of 845.

International Education Stream: 114 candidates received LAAs, targeting individuals with academic qualifications from Manitoba.

Skilled Workers Overseas: 38 candidates received LAAs, with a required minimum score of 711.

Note: 36 of the candidates invited were already registered with the Express Entry system, enhancing their chances of securing permanent residency more efficiently.

DateCategoryNo. of LAAsMinimum Score Requirement
October 10, 2024Skilled Workers in Manitoba82845
International Education Stream114N/A
Skilled Workers Overseas38711

Manitoba’s Career Employment Pathway

Manitoba offers a streamlined route for post-graduate students through its Career Employment Pathway, part of the International Education Stream. If you’ve recently graduated from an institution in Manitoba and have secured a job in an in-demand occupation, you may be eligible to apply for this pathway immediately after graduation. This fast-track process enables eligible graduates to apply for provincial nomination as soon as they receive a job offer, paving the way for permanent residency.

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Next Steps for Successful Candidates

Receiving a Letter of Advice to Apply is a significant milestone. It signals that the province sees the candidate as a valuable addition to the Manitoba economy. Once nominated, candidates will have to complete the next steps, including gathering their documents and undergoing medical checks. For Express Entry candidates, this nomination will add 600 points to their Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score, fast-tracking their permanent residency application.

With the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP) continuing to invite hundreds of skilled workers regularly, the province remains a top destination for immigrants looking to settle in Canada. If you are considering immigrating to Manitoba, it’s essential to stay updated on future MPNP draws, as the selection criteria and streams may vary in each round. With a provincial nomination, your path to becoming a permanent resident of Canada becomes significantly smoother. For the latest updates and expert guidance on Manitoba’s immigration pathways, stay connected with ImmigCanada, your trusted resource for navigating the Canadian immigration process

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