Manitoba conducted the latest EOI Draw to invite almost 550 skilled workers in Manitoba from multiple streams. Read more for details.
On October 5, 2023, the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP) invited 542 candidates to apply for permanent residency through an Expression of Interest (EOI) draw. The invitees came from a variety of streams, including Skilled Worker in Manitoba, International Education Streams, and Skilled Worker Overseas Streams. Each stream has its own set of minimum Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) point requirements.
| Province Name | Manitoba |
| Date of Draw | October 05, 2023 |
| Type of Draw | Expression of Interest Draw |
| Targeted Stream | Skilled Worker in ManitobaInternational Education Skilled Worker Overseas |
If you are a skilled worker who wants to move to Manitoba, check out the table below for the exact number of LAAs per stream and the CRS cutoff.
| Stream | Type of Draw | Letter of Advice to Apply | Minimum Comprehensive Ranking Score (CRS Score) |
| Skilled Worker in Manitoba | Occupation-specific selection | 219 | 610 |
| All occupations | 222 | 629 | |
| International Education Stream | Candidates meeting International Education Stream eligibility requirements | 60 | Not Mentioned |
| Skilled Worker Overseas | Candidates directly invited by the MPNP under a Strategic Recruitment Initiative | 41 | 601 |
In this draw, 140 candidates who declared a valid Express Entry profile number and job seeker validation code were issued Letters of Advice to Apply, out of a total of 542
List of Targeted Occupations in Manitoba PNP Draw of October 2023
The latest MPNP draw took into account profiles of individuals currently employed in high-demand occupations in Manitoba, categorized under the National Occupational Classification Code (NOC) 2021 major groups.
| Occupation Code | Profile | Description | Profiles |
| 73 | General trades | General Trades professions require TEER level 3, which can be obtained through a post-secondary education program, apprenticeship training, on-the-job training, or specific work experience. | 731 General construction trades 732 Building maintenance installers, servicers and repairers 733 Transportation occupations 734 Operators, drillers and blasters |
| 74 | Mail and message distribution | People in this group deliver mail, operate vehicles, and do maintenance. TEER 4 jobs require secondary school or relevant experience, and a few weeks of on-the-job training. | 741 Mail and message distribution occupations742 Transport equipment operators, utility maintenance and related workers |
| Transport equipment operators and related maintenance workers | |||
| 75 | Helpers and labourers and other transport drivers | TEER 5 jobs are for helpers, laborers, transport operators, drivers, and other workers who typically need work experience but no formal education. | 751 Helpers and labourers 752 Transport drivers, operators and labourers |
What is the Skilled Worker Program?
The Skilled Worker Program (SWP) is Manitoba, Canada’s provincial nominee program (PNP). It is designed to attract and retain skilled workers who can contribute to the province’s economy.
To be eligible for the SWP, you must:
- Be a skilled worker with at least one year of full-time work experience in the last 10 years in an occupation that is on the Manitoba In-Demand Occupations List.
- Have a valid Express Entry profile.
- Meet the language and settlement requirements of the province.
- Be able to demonstrate that you have the funds to support yourself and your family while in Manitoba.
If you are eligible for the SWP, you can submit an Expression of Interest (EOI) to the province. If your EOI is selected, you will be invited to apply for permanent residency in Manitoba.
The SWP is a great way to immigrate to Canada if you are a skilled worker. It is a relatively fast and easy process, and it offers a number of benefits, including
- The opportunity to live and work in Manitoba.
- The opportunity to apply for permanent residency in Canada.
- Access to provincial and federal programs and services.
If you are interested in learning more about the SWP, please visit the Manitoba government website or contact Basics of Immigration consultants.