MPNP (Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program) Draw Results

An MPNP draw is a selection round where Manitoba invites candidates from its Expression of Interest pool to apply for provincial nomination. Draws are conducted regularly for the Skilled Workers in Manitoba and Skilled Workers Overseas streams.

MPNP typically conducts draws every 2-4 weeks. The frequency can vary depending on programme needs and application volumes. Manitoba is one of the more active PNP provinces in terms of draw frequency.

Having a connection to Manitoba (such as family, previous education or work experience, or an invitation from the province) significantly strengthens your application. The Skilled Workers in Manitoba stream requires candidates to be currently working in Manitoba or have an invitation.

The Skilled Workers Overseas stream targets skilled workers outside Canada who have a connection to Manitoba through a close relative, previous education or work experience, or an invitation under a Strategic Recruitment Initiative. Candidates are assessed on a points-based system.

Yes. Manitoba can search the federal Express Entry pool and issue Letters of Advice to Apply to candidates whose skills match provincial needs. If nominated, you receive 600 additional CRS points in the Express Entry system.