Manitoba issued invitations to international student graduates and skilled workers both in the province and abroad

Manitoba invited 272 immigration candidates to apply for a provincial nomination on January 14, 2021. Manitoba latest PNP draw 2021 invites immigrants for provincial nomination.

The Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP) encouraged proficient workers and international pupils to apply to a few of the following three immigration streams :

1. Skilled workers in Manitoba
2. International education stream
3. Skilled worker overseas

Here are the number of invitations, also Called Letters of Advice to Apply (LAAs), along with their Mandatory minimum Expression of Interest (EOI) scores :

   • Skilled Workers in Manitoba— 236 LAAs with a score of at least 461;

   • Skilled Workers Overseas— 7 LAAs with a score of at least 722; and

   • International Education Stream— 29 LAAs, no EOI score requirement.

From this 272 LAAs issued, 18 went to Express Entry candidates. The MPNP says they will deny any of these candidates who do not own a valid Express Entry ID, a job seeker validation code, and verifiable experience in an occupation on Manitoba’s In-demand Occupations list.

The MPNP just considered Skilled Worker Overseas candidates within this draw if they had been directly invited below a strategic recruitment initiative.

If candidates scored greater than the minimum ranking but failed to receive an LAA, it could be due :

  • their third-party language test did not have a valid test number;

  • their language test is no longer valid; or

  • the candidate was invited under a strategic recruitment initiative, but they did not send a valid invitation number.

The MPNP said that candidates who are in one of these scenarios can upgrade their EOI profile with the proper information in order to be considered for another draw.

Candidates that are working in a controlled occupation have been encouraged inside this draw. The MPNP says they might deny candidates who are not really operating in a regulated project, or who don’t provide evidence of having completed all licensing measures to be used in Manitoba. Those who are in this scenario have the option to reduce their LAA.

About Manitoba immigration streams

The Skilled Workers Overseas Category and Skilled Workers in Manitoba streams permit the state to nominate skilled workers who will encourage Manitoba’s labour market requirements.

People that are applying from abroad need to have an established link to Manitoba. This may be exhibited through close family ties or friends in the province, previous experience in Manitoba, or a invitation under one of those MPNP’s Strategic Recruitment Initiatives.

Candidates do not need to be physically present in Manitoba at the time of this program to qualify. Manitoba latest PNP draw 2021 invites immigrants for provincial nomination.

Successful applicants in the Skilled Workers in Manitoba class must fulfill certain standards, for example having a fulltime permanent job offer from a company in Manitoba.

International students who graduated from an educational institution in Manitoba may receive an LAA under the International Education Stream if they’ve in-demand skills.

Express Entry Manitoba

The first step to getting a provincial nomination through Manitoba’s enhanced PNP would be to submit their profile into the federal government’s Express Entry program .

Candidates that are qualified for Express Entry are rated according to a Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score that considers human capital factors such as age, work experience, education, and language skill.

The highest-scoring candidates are encouraged to apply for Canadian permanent residence through regular draws from the Express Entry pool.

People who receive a provincial nomination are awarded an extra 600 CRS points and are effectively guaranteed an Invitation to Apply (ITA) from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada.

Express Entry candidates who received a provincial nomination out of Manitoba in this draw announced a legitimate Express Entry ID and also provided a work seeker validation code.

New department to help boost immigration to Manitoba

On January 5, 2021, Manitoba announced it was developing a new section of advanced education, skills and immigration as part of the state’s post-COVID-19 recovery plan.

“Our pandemic restoration plan is focused on getting people back to work and ensuring fresh project opportunities for young Manitobans and fresh immigrants we welcome into our province,” according to a news release.

“This new division will concentrate on aligning complex educational institutions with the needs of the labour markets of today and tomorrow by giving young Manitobans the skills they need to succeed and new immigrants the job opportunities our province can offer.”

ο Reference taken from CIC News