Manitoba PNP conducted draw on March 23, 2023

A skilled worker in Manitoba – Occupation-specific selection

The Skilled Worker in Manitoba – Occupation Specific Selection (SWOSS) is a stream under the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP) that allows the province to nominate skilled workers with specific occupations that are in high demand in Manitoba. To be eligible for the SWOSS stream, candidates must have at least two years of work experience in one of the eligible occupations in Manitoba. The eligible occupations are determined based on the current labor market needs of Manitoba and may change over time.

The occupations under the following National Occupational Classification (NOC) 2021 major groups were considered in this draw:

72 - Technical trades and transportation officers and controllers

74 - Mail and message distribution, other transport equipment operators, and related maintenance workers

75 - Helpers and laborers and other transport drivers, operators, and laborers

94 - Machine operators, assemblers, and inspectors in processing, manufacturing, and printing

95 - Laboured in processing, manufacturing, and utilities

When Manitoba PNP's next draw will take place

The Next Manitoba PNP draw is expected on April 6, 2023. As Manitoba PNP does not publish specific dates or details about the next Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP) draw. However, above the date of Manitoba PNP, the next draw is based on Manitoba PNP draw pattern.

The MPNP conducts draws periodically, and the dates and frequency of draws can vary depending on the program's needs and the availability of nomination spots.

The MPNP typically publishes information about its draws on its website and social media channels, including the number of candidates invited to apply for permanent residence, the minimum score required for each stream, and the date of the draw.

If you have submitted an Expression of Interest (EOI) profile to the MPNP, you will be notified by email if you receive an invitation to apply for permanent residence in a draw. It's important to regularly check your email and keep your contact information up-to-date to ensure that you receive notifications from the program.

It's also important to note that the MPNP regularly reviews and updates its eligibility criteria and point system, so the requirements for the program may change over time. It's recommended to consult the MPNP website for the most up-to-date information on the program's eligibility requirements and selection process.

For more information on Manitoba PNP draw please consult with registered Manitoba PNP consultants at 750-383-2132 or you can fill Manitoba PNP free assessment form here to get a quick call back

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What is the Manitoba PNP cut-off?

The Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP) uses a points-based system to assess the eligibility of candidates for its various streams, such as the Skilled Worker in Manitoba Stream, Skilled Worker Overseas Stream, and International Education Stream. The minimum point score required to be eligible for the program can vary depending on the stream you are applying to, the current labor market needs of Manitoba, and the number of available nomination spots.

How many points do I need for Manitoba PNP?

The Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP) uses a points-based system to assess the eligibility of candidates for its various streams, such as the Skilled Worker Stream, International Education Stream, Business Investor Stream, and others. The points required to be eligible for the MPNP can vary depending on the stream you are applying to and the current demand for your occupation in Manitoba. In general, a higher point score will increase your chances of being invited to apply for permanent residence.

For example, for the Skilled Worker in Manitoba Stream, candidates are assessed based on several factors such as their age, language proficiency, education, work experience, and adaptability. The minimum required point score for this stream is currently 60 out of 100.

However, meeting the minimum point requirement does not guarantee an invitation to apply for permanent residence, as the MPNP also considers other factors such as the availability of nomination spots and the labor market needs of Manitoba.

If you want to calculate your Manitoba PNP points, you can use Manitoba PNP points calculator. It's important to note that the MPNP regularly reviews and updates its eligibility criteria and point system, so the points required to be eligible may change over time.

It's recommended to consult the Manitoba PNP consultants at 750-383-2132. Filling Manitoba PNP free assessment form for the most up-to-date information on the program's eligibility requirements.

For more information on Manitoba PNP draw please consult with registered Manitoba PNP consultants at 750-383-2132 or you can fill Manitoba PNP free assessment form here to get a quick call back

To watch out for Aptech visa success stories please click here.