Are you considering immigrating to Manitoba, Canada? The Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP) is one of the most popular pathways for skilled workers, entrepreneurs, and international graduates to settle in Manitoba. At CTIV Immigration Services, we specialize in helping applicants navigate the MPNP process with ease. Below, we’ve broken down everything you need to know about the MPNP, including eligibility, streams, and how to maximize your points for a successful application.
Overview of the Manitoba PNP
Manitoba Immigration Streams
Skilled Worker in Manitoba Stream
Skilled Worker Overseas
Manitoba Business Investor Stream
International Education Stream
Morden Community Driven Initiative
MPNP Expression of Interest (EOI) Ranking Points Grid
Frequently Asked Questions
Contact CTIV Immigration – Sanjay Prasher, Manitoba PNP Expert
The Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP) is designed to attract skilled workers, entrepreneurs, and international students to contribute to Manitoba’s economy and community. The program allows the province to nominate individuals who meet specific criteria for permanent residency in Canada.
This stream is for temporary foreign workers and international graduates already working in Manitoba. Applicants must have a full-time job offer from a Manitoba employer and meet other eligibility criteria.
This stream targets skilled workers living outside of Canada who have a strong connection to Manitoba, such as through family, friends, or previous work or study experience.
Entrepreneurs and business investors can apply under this stream to establish, purchase, or partner in a business in Manitoba. Applicants must meet minimum investment and net worth requirements.
International graduates from Manitoba institutions can apply under this stream without needing a job offer. It includes three pathways: Career Employment Pathway, Graduate Internship Pathway, and Student Entrepreneur Pathway.
This initiative focuses on attracting immigrants to the city of Morden, Manitoba. Applicants must meet specific community needs and have the skills required by local employers.
The MPNP uses a points-based system to assess applicants. Below is a breakdown of the ranking points grid:
| Assessment Factor | Details | Maximum Points |
|---|---|---|
| Language Proficiency | CLB 8 or higher: 25 points per band; CLB 5 or higher in second language: 25 | 125 |
| Age | 21 to 45 years: 75 points | 75 |
| Work Experience | 4+ years: 75 points; Fully recognized by licensing body: 100 points | 175 |
| Education | Master’s or Doctorate: 125 points | 125 |
| Adaptability | Close relative in Manitoba: 200 points; Long-term job offer: 500 points | 500 |
| Risk Assessment | Work or study in another province: -100 points | -200 |
| Total Maximum Points | 1000 |
There is no fixed minimum score, but higher-ranking candidates are more likely to receive an invitation to apply.
Yes, under certain streams like the International Education Stream or if you have a strong connection to Manitoba.
Processing times vary, but most applications are processed within 6 to 12 months.
Ready to start your Manitoba immigration journey? Contact Sanjay Prasher, our certified immigration consultant, for personalized guidance and support.
By choosing CTIV Immigration Services, you’re taking the first step toward a successful future in Manitoba. Let us help you navigate the MPNP process with confidence!
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