Manitoba PNP Issues 29 Invitations in Latest Skilled Worker Draw

Kritika Pandey

Updated On Nov 3, 2025

The latest Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program draw invited 29 skilled workers, focusing on candidates already in the province under facilitated work permits. Manitoba continues strategic recruitment to meet labor market demands and support settlement.

Manitoba, in its recent MPNP draw held on October 31, 2025, has issued 29 invitations to skilled workers under its Provincial Nominee Program, focusing on candidates who are already part of the province on facilitated work permits.

The Letters of Advice to Apply (LAA) were shared with candidates under the Skilled Worker in Manitoba and Skilled Worker Overseas pathways, as part of Manitoba’s ongoing strategic recruitment initiatives.

MPNP Draws and Distribution

The October 31, 2025, Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP) draw invited 29 candidates to apply for provincial nomination. The details to the strategic recruitment initiative are as follows:

Strategic Recruitment Initiative	LAAs Issued
Employer Services	4
Francophone Community	3
Regional Communities	2
Ethnocultural Communities	1
Temporary Public Policy (TPP) for Work Permits	19

Of all the 29 invited candidates, 9 LAA were shared to candidates who held a valid Express Entry profile and job seeker validation code.

Also Read: Manitoba PNP Issues 862 Invitations in Latest Skilled Worker Draw

Who is Eligible for the Recent MPNP Draw?

Candidates who had submitted an Expression of Interest (EOI) that met the draw’s criteria might not have received an LAA for one or more reasons:

Missing or invalid test numbers for approved English or French language tests, or expired results.
Failure to provide a valid invitation number in their EOI, despite indicating receipt of an ITA via strategic recruitment initiatives.

Manitoba’s Strategic Recruitment Focus

This year, Manitoba is starting to focus on candidates via the employer and community-led recruitment initiatives to address pressing immigration requirements.

By collaborating with employers, cultural organizations, and regional partners, the province is working to identify potential nominees who match Manitoba’s skill demands and are likely to settle successfully.

Also Read: IRCC Conducts 3rd Largest Express Entry Draw of 2025, Issuing 6,000 ITAs to French-speaking Candidates

Explore Skilled Worker Opportunities in Manitoba with GetGIS

Manitoba’s latest PNP draw prioritizes skilled workers on special work permits, opening doors for candidates ready to settle and contribute to the province’s labor market. If you want personalized assistance navigating the MPNP process with confidence, reach out for expert support from the GetGIS Canada PR team.

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