Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP)

The Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP) is an immigration program designed to attract skilled workers, international students, and entrepreneurs to Manitoba, Canada. The program allows the province to nominate individuals for permanent residence based on its specific economic and labor market needs.

Key Streams of MPNP

1. Skilled Worker Stream

For skilled workers who have a job offer from a Manitoba employer or have work experience in a high-demand occupation.

Employer Direct Stream: For candidates with a job offer from a Manitoba employer.

International Education Stream: For international graduates from Manitoba institutions.

2. International Student Stream

Targets international students who have graduated from a recognized post-secondary institution in Manitoba and have a job offer from a Manitoba employer.

3. Business Investor Stream

For individuals looking to establish or invest in a business in Manitoba.

Entrepreneur Pathway: For individuals looking to start a business in Manitoba.

Farm Investor Pathway: For individuals interested in investing in a farm operation in Manitoba.

Eligibility Requirements

Skilled Worker Stream: Applicants must meet education, work experience, and language proficiency requirements, and must have a valid job offer.

International Student Stream: Requires graduation from a recognized institution in Manitoba and a job offer.

Business Investor Stream: Requires a viable business plan and investment funds.

Application Process

1. Expression of Interest (EOI): Candidates submit an EOI to the MPNP, which assesses their skills, work experience, and other factors.
2. Invitation to Apply: High-scoring candidates receive an invitation to apply for nomination.
3. Application Submission: Submit a complete application to the MPNP.
4. Nomination: If approved, candidates receive a nomination that can be used to apply for permanent residency through Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC).