Manitoba PNP Program
How to Apply for the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP)
Fast track your Canadian permanent residence by applying for the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MNPNP). Learn more below, and fill out our free immigration assessment form and we'll get back to you within 24 hours to discuss your eligibility and options.
Immigrate to Manitoba through the Provincial Nominee Program
For decades, foreign nationals immigrating to the Canadian province of Manitoba have been following the standard procedures in applying for work visas. Living in Manitoba is a great choice for many individuals so looking into your all options is vital! Thanks to the Provincial Nominee Program, Manitoba is quickly responding to the provincial economic demands.
Under one of the new and most distinctive immigration programs, Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP), the province is attracting more skilled and talented applicants. People who were nominated by the Manitoba province will benefit from the speedy disposition of their respective immigration and visa applications.
If you are thinking of moving to Manitoba and you meet the criteria of at least one of the categories in the program, you may be able to travel to Canada way earlier than the applicants going through the normal immigration process.
Successful applicants will receive a Manitoba Nomination Certificate, which will speed-up the Canada Permanent Resident application process . Under the Manitoba Nominee Program (MPNP), you may qualify under one of four streams:
- Skilled Worker Overseas Stream
- Skilled Worker in Manitoba Stream
- International Education Stream
- Business Investor Stream
1) Skilled Worker Overseas Stream
The Manitoba Skilled Workers Overseas category is for qualified skilled workers who may be outside of Canada but who can demonstrate a strong connection to the province. This program uses a points-based system to assess candidates according to factors such as age, language proficiency, work experience, education and adaptability.
- Express Entry Pathway
- Human Capital Pathway
2) Skilled Worker in Manitoba Stream
The Skilled Worker in Manitoba Stream (SWM) will nominate applicants who have a strong connection to our province through ongoing employment and sufficient skills, education and training, work experience and official language proficiency to make an immediate and ongoing contribution to the Manitoba economy and our community at large.
- Manitoba Work Experience Pathway
- Employer Direct Recruitment Pathway
3) International Education Stream
- Career Employment Pathway
4) Business Investor Stream
- Entrepreneur Pathway
- Farm Investor Pathway
Manitoba selects qualified skilled workers and professionals through the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP) for the employers in the province that are in need for new employees. However, these skilled workers must have skills and experienced to be able to work in labour market of the province. Manitoba creates an occupation list every year that speak to the demands of the province.
Why Hire Us to Help with Your Manitoba PNP Application?
While the procedures for applying for a Manitoba PNP may seem uncomplicated, some applicants apply without seeking any help from an immigration lawyer, thinking that they can do it themselves.
For Manitoba PNPs, there is a higher risk of refusal in cases where the application is not properly prepared. The standards are very high.
The documentation and processes involved in successfully obtaining a PNP are complex and usually require legal expertise.
We have helped hundreds of individuals and their families successfully immigrate to Canada through the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program. Our experienced immigration lawyers will be able to assess your case and recommend a course of action to best serve your needs.
The first step towards your Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program application (MPNP) is getting an assessment of your case. Fill out our free immigration assessment form and we will get back to you within 24 hours to discuss your eligibility and options.