Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP)

Manitoba has abundant waters and fertile soil that led so many settlers to work the land and create many multicultural communities that thrive today.

Winnipeg is the provincial capital of Manitoba. It has been a key transfer and trading point since its foundation. Manitoba’s economy is based largely on natural resources and agriculture, making Manitoba a key contributing province to Canada’s wealth.

Manitoba’s provincial nominee program is called MPNP (Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program). Successful candidates, post nomination by the province will receive the Manitoba Provincial Nomination Certificate. Applicants who receives the Manitoba Provincial Nomination Certificate will find their Canadian immigration application fast-tracked at immigration visa offices because MPNP is by its definition a fast-track Canadian immigration program. Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP) consists of 4 immigration streams. They are:

• Manitoba Skilled Worker Immigration Stream
• Manitoba Skilled Worker Overseas Stream
• Manitoba Skilled Worker in Manitoba Stream
• Morden Community Driven Immigration Program
• Manitoba Business Investor Stream
• International Education Stream (the new stream is expected to open in November 2018)

Each of these programs have been designed to meet the province’s need of having a strong workforce to meet its growing demands. To know more about these immigration streams, contact us.

Apart from the above streams, the province also offers business immigration options wherein persons with business interests or ideas in the province may apply for permanent residency along with their family members (spouse or common-law partner as well as dependents). To know more about these programs, click here.

To learn more about the province of Manitoba and its historic, geographic and cultural significance, visit our Explore Canada page.