Canada continues to prove itself as a top destination for skilled immigration. In its latest draw, held on May 29, 2025, the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP) issued 30 Letters of Advice to Apply (LAAs) to eligible candidates under the Skilled Worker Overseas stream. The draw, officially listed as Expression of Interest (EOI) Draw #246, specifically targeted applicants who were directly invited through Manitoba’s strategic recruitment initiatives.
With a minimum required score of 606, this draw highlights Manitoba’s ongoing effort to attract skilled professionals ready to contribute to the province’s workforce and economic goals. It also serves as an encouraging update for international applicants, especially those looking to immigrate to Canada from India or other countries with a high volume of skilled talent.
Key Results from the Latest Manitoba PNP Draw
Here’s a snapshot of the May 29, 2025, draw under the Skilled Worker Overseas category:
| Draw Date | Stream | LAAs Issued | Lowest Score |
| May 29, 2025 | Skilled Worker Overseas | 30 | 606 |
Among these, 5 LAAs were issued to candidates who had a valid Express Entry profile and job seeker validation code, making them eligible for faster federal processing.
Important Note: Only candidates invited through a strategic recruitment initiative were considered. Even those with scores above 606 were not selected unless their EOI profiles included:
- A valid language test number,
- A valid strategic recruitment invitation (if applicable),
- Complete and accurate profile information.
If you’re targeting the Manitoba PNP, now is the time to update your EOI profile and ensure every detail is accurate.
Why Manitoba PNP Matters to Aspiring Immigrants
The Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program is one of the most accessible and reliable immigration pathways in Canada. With regular draws and dedicated streams like Skilled Worker Overseas, Manitoba welcomes talent that aligns with its labor market needs.
Benefits of Applying Through the Manitoba PNP:
- Streamlined path to permanent residency.
- Provincial nomination adds 600 points to Express Entry CRS scores.
- Priority processing of PR applications.
- High employment opportunities across health care, tech, trades, and services.
If you’re a skilled worker in India or another country, this program could be your gateway to a stable and rewarding life in Canada.
PNP Activity So Far in 2025
Let’s take a quick look at how Manitoba has actively issued invitations across different streams:
| Date | LAAs | Lowest Score | Stream |
| May 15, 2025 | 62 | 626 | Skilled Worker Overseas |
| April 17, 2025 | 27 | 621 | Skilled Worker Overseas |
| March 21, 2025 | 101 | 844 | Skilled Worker in Manitoba |
| January 23, 2025 | 128 | 609 | Skilled Worker Overseas |
This consistent activity indicates Manitoba’s proactive approach in meeting workforce demands and maintaining its immigration goals.
Temporary Public Policy for Expiring Work Permits
Manitoba is also extending support to foreign workers with expired or soon-to-expire work permits through a temporary public policy, introduced by IRCC in August 2024.
Eligibility Criteria Include:
- Continuous residence in Manitoba before January 15, 2025.
- Valid or recently expired work permit (2024–2025).
- Active MPNP Expression of Interest profile.
- Letter of employment from a Manitoba-based employer.
Qualifying candidates can apply for Open Work Permits with the help of a support letter issued by the province. The application window is open until December 31, 2025.
This initiative ensures skilled workers can remain in the province, contributing to both its economy and their own permanent residency goals.
Manitoba PNP Draw Continues to Open Doors for Skilled Immigration
The most recent draw under the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program reflects the province’s firm dedication to attracting global talent through fair, strategic, and timely immigration efforts. Whether you’re already in Canada or planning to move from abroad, staying informed about draw results and maintaining a strong, up-to-date EOI profile can make all the difference. With more draws on the horizon, the Manitoba PNP continues to be a reliable route for skilled professionals ready to build a future in Canada.
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