Manitoba -a prosperous province, located in the center of the country in the Canadian prairie, region known for its rich cultural heritage and high quality of life and diverse economic opportunities, attracts many immigrants from around the world. Immigration has been and remains one of the most important reasons for the economic growth of the province, so the influx of immigration legislation promotes Manitoba, more flexible in comparison with the federal. The tax legislation is considered to be the most auspicious of Manitoba in Canada, which, in turn, is one of the most loyal of countries in the field of taxation.
Immigration streams
SkilledWorker
This stream is divided into the following categories:
1.Skilled Worker
Requirements:
To have a Manitoba Supporter who is an established resident of the province, who is a friend or relative of the applicant and is willing and able to review and endorse the applicant’s plan for settling and finding employment in their destination community .A Manitoba Supporter must be the applicant’s close relative or friend/distant relative.
To demonstrate you can be assessed sufficient points for language, employability, education, age and adaptability according to the MPNP Self-assessment Worksheet.
2. Manitoba Experience - means that in the past you lived in the province as a temporary foreign worker or as an international student.
Requirements
In the past, you worked full-time for a Manitoba employer at least six consecutive months.
Submit signed employer letter of reference on company letterhead AND copy of work permit proving you worked in Manitoba.
All NOC categories
As an international student you attended and completed an authorized education or training program at a public, or registered private vocational, post-secondary institution in Manitoba. (Language studies are not authorized.)
To prove you studied in Manitoba, you must submit your study permit(s), your academic transcripts and the certificate, diploma or degree you received for completing the program.
MPNP invites prospective candidates for an Exploratory visit.
Eligibility criteria to participate in visits are subject to change but generally include that you:
In the past, you worked full-time for a Manitoba employer at least six consecutive months.
Submit signed employer letter of reference on company letterhead AND copy of work permit proving you worked in Manitoba.
All NOC categories
As an international student you attended and completed an authorized education or training program at a public, or registered private vocational, post-secondary institution in Manitoba. (Language studies are not authorized.)
To prove you studied in Manitoba, you must submit your study permit(s), your academic transcripts and the certificate, diploma or degree you received for completing the program.
3. Business Category
Requirements
To demonstrate you can be assessed sufficient points for language, employability, education, age and adaptability according to the MPNP Self-assessment Worksheet.
Net worth $350,000CAD
Investment in tangible assets $150,000CAD
Ownership 33.33% or $1,000,000 investment
Establish or purchase a business or farm, or become partner in an existing business; within 2 years of obtaining PR status
3 years of relevant experience
Exploratory visit
Sign a deposit agreement for $100,000 to be refunded once the business is operational and the applicant is living in Manitoba
4. Immigration to Morden
Morden is a small town located in 112 km South-West of Winnipeg – the capital of Manitoba. It has a population of 9,000 people. The local community attractive to new immigrants who meet the following criteria:
Age from 21 to 45 years old
Not to have ties with other canadian provinces or through friends or through relatives or through training or work
Education: at least 1 year of secondary or specialized secondary education , confirmed with Certificate or Diploma
Experience: minimum 2 year over the past 5 years
General IELTS– minimum 5.0 (all Bands)
Have serious intentions and possibilities of economic stability and independence in Morden
Have $10,000 CAD at the time of filing the application to obtain permanent resident status ( main applicant) and $2,000 CAD for each family member.
Profession on Demand:
cabinetmakers
auto mechanics
workers in factories
seamstress
mechanics of trucks
Preference is given to candidates living in rural areas and able to adapt to the local climate. The community arranges an exploratory visit to Morden for interested candidates to be interviewed for MPNP program
