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Manitoba held the first MPNP draw of 2024

Manitoba held the first MPNP draw of 2024

Manitoba held the first MPNP draw of 2024

On January 11, 2024, Manitoba held the first MPNP draw of 2024. In the latest invitation round #207, Manitoba has issued LAAs to 423 candidates, including 73 express-entry candidates in the Skilled Worker in Manitoba stream, the Close relative in Manitoba selection, the Skilled Workers Overseas stream, and in the International Education Stream.


Details of the First MPNP Draw 0f 2024

Manitoba held the first MPNP draw of 2024 in the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP). The invited stream candidates and minimum score details are given below:

Skilled Worker in Manitoba stream

In the Skilled Worker in Manitoba stream, the MPNP invited 166 candidates with a minimum score of 823. 

Close relative in Manitoba selection

Additionally, the MPNP invited 168 candidates under the Close relative in Manitoba selection with a minimum score of 607. Skilled Worker in Manitoba profiles declaring a Manitoba Supporter who is a close relative, a Canadian permanent resident or citizen, a long-term Manitoba resident, and has lived in Manitoba for at least one year were considered.

Skilled Workers Overseas stream

In the Skilled Workers Overseas stream, MPNP issued 31 LAAs to candidates invited under the Strategic Recruitment Initiative. 

International Education Stream

The lowest score in the SWO category was 639 points. Finally, 58 invitations were issued in the International Education Stream. 


Invitations under the "Close Relative in Manitoba Selection" category were sent out to skilled workers in the Manitoba stream for only the third time during an EOI draw held by Manitoba. These draws were previously held on November 30, 2023, and December 28, 2023. In 2023, MPNP invited 16,306 candidates, and 4,456 of them received invitations in the Express Entry. 


Immigration to Manitoba in 2024

The Manitoba PNP successfully draws an expression of interest to begin the program in 2024. The first MPNP draw 2024 establishes a favorable example for the year by highlighting Manitoba's dedication to attracting talented people through an open and competitive process. It is anticipated that the Manitoba PNP will maintain its proactive immigration policy as 2024 progresses by holding regular draws and extending invitations to skilled workers who meet the province's economic requirements. It is advised that prospective immigrants keep up with announcements and opportunities related to the program. 


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