In the second draw of October, Manitoba’s Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP) sent out 206 invitations to candidates.
Draw #101 took place on October 22 and sent out invitations through three streams of the MPNP system:
While there may be indications of a federal immigration slowdown, Manitoba and many other provinces have been conducting regular provincial nominee draws offering a bright spot to would-be applicants.
October 22 MPNP draw #101 results
SKILLED WORKERS IN MANITOBA
- Number of Letters of Advice to Apply issued: 161
- Ranking score of lowest-ranked candidate invited: 375
INTERNATIONAL EDUCATION STREAM
- Number of Letters of Advice to Apply issued: 30
SKILLED WORKERS OVERSEAS
- Number of Letters of Advice to Apply issued: 15
- Ranking score of lowest-ranked candidate invited: 771
Of the 206 LLAs, 22 were sent to candidates with a valid Express Entry ID and job seeker validation code.
About MPNP
Manitoba had the first PNP and in many ways, pioneered this category of Canadian immigration. Although MPNP doesn’t have the same volume of invitations to send out like Ontario or British Columbia, MPNP offers applicants with connections to the province a route to permanent status.
Manitoba uses the term Letters of Advice to Apply or (LAAs) when inviting candidates to their program. LAAs are invitations for candidates to apply for a provincial nomination through MPNP. Following successful completion of the MPNP application, candidates can use that nomination to apply for Canadian permanent residence.
Interested candidates can submit their applications to MPNP through their online portal here.
Lauren Boorman
