Manitoba Issues Provincial Nomination Invitations to Over 900 Skilled Workers
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Manitoba has invited over 900 skilled workers under its Provincial Nominee Program, creating pathways to permanent residency. Explore the full details for criteria, draw breakdowns, and strategic initiatives powering Manitoba’s workforce needs.
Manitoba has recently extended its invitation to more than 900 skilled workers through the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP). These invitations are referred to as Letters of Advice to Apply (LAAs). LLA was a part of the draw held on September 18, focused on candidates in high-demand fields and those who are already contributing to the province’s labor market.
Here is what the Manitoba Draw holds:
- A total of 911 skilled worker candidates received an LAAs under both the Skilled Worker in Manitoba and the Skilled Worker Overseas routes.
- No minimum cut-off scores were announced for this draw; selections were made according to candidates’ alignment with Manitoba labor needs and involvement in targeted recruitment initiatives.
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LAA Distribution by Recruitment Initiative
More than 90% of LAAs (847 out of 911) intakes were issued on a temporary federal policy that provides open work permits to certain provincial nominee candidates already living and working in Manitoba.
Strategic Recruitment Initiative | LAAs Issued |
Employer Services | 18 |
Francophone Community | 24 |
Regional Communities | 18 |
Ethnocultural Communities | 4 |
Temporary Public Policy for Open Work Permits | 847 |
Eligibility and Potential Disqualification
The MPNP showed that only those who participated in strategic recruitment initiatives or held relevant work permits were considered for this draw. Candidates not receiving an invitation may have been affected by issues such as missing language test information or incomplete EOI (Expression of Interest) documentation.
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About Strategic Recruitment Initiatives
Strategic recruitment initiatives are a collaborative process between Manitoba and employers or community groups to fill key labor shortages. Candidates chosen typically must show relevant work experience, educational qualifications, language skills, and readiness to settle in Manitoba.
Strategic Recruitment Initiatives
Strategic recruitment initiatives are collaborative processes between Manitoba and employers or community groups to fill key labor shortages. Candidates chosen typically must show relevant work experience, educational qualifications, language skills, and readiness to settle in Manitoba.
Plan Your Skilled Worker Pathway to Manitoba—Apply with Confidence Today
Are you a skilled worker ready to contribute to Manitoba’s growing economy? Now is your chance to take advantage of the latest Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program draw inviting over 900 skilled workers. Whether you’re already working in Manitoba under an open work permit or applying from overseas, expert guidance can maximize your chances of success.
Let GetGIS help you navigate the MPNP process with personalized advice and up-to-date immigration support. Don’t miss this opportunity to secure your Canadian permanent residency.
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