Canada Express Entry 2024 For Skilled Worker & International Students: Manitoba PNP Draw

The most recent Manitoba PNP draw invited 363 qualified laborers. Following a month-long break, the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program has resumed its invitation rounds, with the most recent draw scheduled for April 9th, 2024.

This attracted targeted skilled workers under the skilled worker overseas and skilled workers in Manitoba streams, asking a total of 363 candidates to apply for nomination to the province.

Results of the Latest Draw

Skilled Workers in Manitoba

Those who were employed in Manitoba at the time and worked in high-demand occupations as determined by Statistics Canada data qualified for this category. In this stream, 276 invitations to apply were sent out in total. Among the professions that were invited to participate were;

• Nurse aides, orderlies, and Patient Service Associates (NOC 33,102)
• Retail and wholesale trade managers (NOC 6020)
• General construction trades (sub-major group 731)

Skilled Worker Overseas

Applications that the MPNP directly invites through deliberate recruitment efforts were taken into consideration for this stream. In this category, a total of 87 invitations to apply were sent out, with the applicant with the lowest ranking score receiving a 691.

Express Entry Candidates

81 of the 363 invitations to apply that were sent out in this draw went to applicants who confirmed they had a valid job seeker validation code and Express Entry profile number.

Continuation of Invitation Trends

Lower scores are in line with Manitoba’s aim to lure in talented people, and the April 9th draw reflects the province’s continued practice of sending out more invitations to apply. Manitoba has demonstrated its proactive approach to immigration and talent acquisition by maintaining its commitment to regular invitation rounds, even if there has been a one-month lapse since the previous draw.

Overall Immigration Statistics

In five invitation rounds, Manitoba has sent out 1,447 letters of invitation to apply, including the most recent draw. This ongoing initiative to extend invitations shows Manitoba’s commitment to accepting qualified workers who help advance the economy of the province.

Conclusion

The Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program’s most recent draw confirms the province’s dedication to drawing in and keeping talented individuals from all over the world. To alleviate labor shortages and strengthen its workforce across multiple industries, Manitoba intends to focus on high-demand jobs and implement targeted recruitment campaigns.

Prospective immigrants are urged to look into prospects for immigration to Manitoba and contribute to its thriving and diverse communities as the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program continues its invitation rounds.