PNP
Manitoba PNP Draw Invites 206 Skilled Workers to Apply for Permanent Residency
On September 12, 2024, Manitoba held its latest Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) draw, issuing invitations to 206 skilled workers. This draw provides a new opportunity for qualified professionals to move to Canada and join Manitoba’s growing community. With targeted occupations and specific eligibility criteria, this is a promising development for those aiming to settle in the province.
Key Details of Manitoba’s Latest PNP Draw
The latest Manitoba PNP draw focused on the Skilled Worker in Manitoba stream, with invitations targeting candidates in specific sectors. Below are the details of the draw:
| Date | September 12, 2024 |
| Invitations Issued | 206 |
| Stream | Skilled Worker in Manitoba |
| Subcategories | Occupation-Specific, Completed Post-Secondary Study in Manitoba |
This particular draw had a focus on candidates with work experience in key culinary roles, which are essential to Manitoba’s labor market needs. The targeted occupations were Cooks (NOC 63200), and Chefs (NOC 62200). These professions have been identified as in-demand by the province, creating an excellent pathway for professionals in the food and hospitality industry to secure permanent residency in Canada.
Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP): An Overview for 2024
The Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP) continues to be a vital route for skilled workers aiming to immigrate to Canada. It caters to both international workers and recent graduates, providing different pathways based on employment experience, education, and skills. Here’s a breakdown of the main streams and who they’re aimed at:
- Skilled Worker in Manitoba Stream
This stream is designed for skilled professionals who have already secured a job in Manitoba. It is divided into two subcategories:- Occupation-Specific: Candidates with work experience in specific sectors, such as the culinary roles targeted in this draw.
- Completed Post-Secondary Study in Manitoba: International graduates who have completed their education in Manitoba and now hold a valid job offer.
- Skilled Worker Overseas Stream
Aimed at skilled workers outside of Canada who have a job offer from a Manitoba employer, this stream is designed for those looking to relocate to the province but have not yet made the move. - International Education Stream
This stream focuses on international graduates from Manitoba’s educational institutions. It allows graduates to stay in the province after completing their studies and build a career with the help of a job offer from a local employer.
Eligibility Criteria for the September 12 Draw
To be considered for the draw, candidates had to meet specific eligibility requirements:
- Express Entry Profile: Required for those applying under the Express Entry subcategory.
- Job Offer in a Targeted Occupation: Applicants needed a valid job offer in one of the targeted professions, such as chefs or cooks.
- Completed Post-Secondary Education in Manitoba: This applied to international graduates invited under the specific education-related subcategory.
- Minimum Score of 88 Points: Candidates needed a score of at least 88 to be eligible for this round of invitations.
Keep in mind, simply meeting the eligibility criteria does not guarantee selection, as the program is competitive. Regularly updating your profile and ensuring all documentation is accurate and up-to-date can help increase your chances of success. Manitoba continues to be a leading destination for skilled workers looking to settle in Canada.
The MPNP provides clear pathways for professionals across industries, especially those with targeted skills such as culinary arts. Whether you are an international graduate or a skilled worker, understanding the various streams and eligibility requirements is key to securing permanent residency through Manitoba’s PNP.
