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Manitoba EOI Draw #252 Issues 77 Letters of Advice to Apply (LAAs)
The latest Manitoba EOI draw results have been released, offering new opportunities for skilled professionals and international candidates looking to build their future in Canada. On August 21, 2025, the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP) issued 77 Letters of Advice to Apply (LAAs) under the Skilled Worker Stream. The lowest-ranking candidate invited had a ranking score of 612.
This draw highlights Manitoba’s continued focus on attracting workers who are ready to fill labour shortages and contribute to the province’s thriving communities.
Details of Manitoba EOI Draw #252
The August 21 draw targeted profiles submitted under the Skilled Worker in Manitoba and Skilled Worker Overseas pathways. However, only candidates who were directly invited by the MPNP through a strategic recruitment initiative were considered.
Breakdown of Invitations
| Strategic Recruitment Initiative | Invitations Issued |
| Employer Services | 6 |
| Francophone Community | 29 |
| Regional Communities | 31 |
| Ethnocultural Communities | 11 |
| Total | 77 |
Additionally, 18 of the invited candidates declared a valid Express Entry profile number and job seeker validation code, which means they could also benefit from faster federal processing.
Why This Draw Matters
The Manitoba EOI draw results underline the province’s priority of inviting skilled workers who are most likely to integrate quickly into the local labour market. By focusing on employer services, francophone candidates, regional recruitment, and ethnocultural communities, Manitoba continues to strengthen its workforce while fostering cultural diversity.
- Francophone Pathway: With 29 invitations issued, Manitoba is further supporting Canada’s bilingual growth by welcoming more French-speaking newcomers.
- Regional Communities: 31 invitations demonstrate the province’s effort to expand settlement beyond Winnipeg and support smaller communities in need of workers.
- Employer-Linked Selection: Candidates tied to Manitoba employers (6 invitations) benefit from direct opportunities to contribute immediately to the economy.
This focus reflects the province’s long-term strategy: attracting candidates who not only bring skills but also a genuine interest in contributing to Manitoba’s local and regional communities.
Who Was Eligible in This Draw?
Only Skilled Worker Stream candidates directly invited by the province were considered. A few important notes for applicants:
- You must provide valid language test numbers; otherwise, your profile may not be considered even if your score is high.
- If you claim an invitation under a strategic initiative, you must enter the correct invitation number in your Expression of Interest.
- Candidates working in regulated occupations must be fully licensed to practice in Manitoba. If proof of licensing is not available, applications may be refused.
These rules ensure that only serious, eligible candidates are selected, streamlining the immigration process for both applicants and the province.
Manitoba’s Growing Role in Immigration
With draws like this, Manitoba continues to position itself as a welcoming province for immigrants. The province’s economy is fueled by sectors such as healthcare, manufacturing, transportation, and agriculture, all of which rely on skilled newcomers.
By regularly issuing invitations, Manitoba is not only addressing immediate labour shortages but also ensuring long-term growth for its communities. For international students, workers, and Express Entry candidates, this is an encouraging sign that opportunities in Manitoba remain strong. The Manitoba EOI draw results from August 21, 2025 mark another important step in helping the province meet its economic and labour market needs.
With 77 invitations issued and a lowest score of 612, this round demonstrates Manitoba’s targeted approach to welcoming skilled professionals through strategic recruitment initiatives. For candidates eager to immigrate to Canada, Manitoba remains a promising destination offering stability, opportunity, and community-driven growth.
