All the provinces in Canada receive a set allocation from the immigration department of the Canadian government.
Manitoba’s labour and immigration minister, Jon Reyes shared this information via a press release stating that MPNP will receive 3,175 more nominations this year.
This will be a 50% increase in annual PNP allocation from IRCC for Manitoba. So, Manitoba will be have total annual PNP quota of 9,500 for 2023.
So far MPNP has issued 1,549 letter of advice to apply (LAAs) in 4 draws this year, including 50 LAAs in 3 special draws only for Ukrainians.
Reyes said that the Manitoba government firmly supported this increase, which will allow them to utilize immigration even more to expand Manitoba’s economy and satisfy labour market demands in vital areas such as health care.
Further, Minister noted that since the program’s inception in 1998, nearly 185,000 MPNP candidates and their families have moved to the province from all around the world.
Moreover, almost 21,000 immigrants named Manitoba as their anticipated Canadian destination in 2022. And, provincial nominees accounted for 64% of all immigrants who arrived in Manitoba last year.
Reyes said that the immigration programs that bring newcomers to Manitoba help to fulfil corporate demand for labour, which supports Manitoba’s Skills, Talent, and Knowledge Plan.
As a result, all Manitobans benefit from increasing economic success.
March 18 – Canada announces new measures to support Turkish and Syrian temporary residents including open work permit and extension of temporary status without any fee.
Watch live – the new PGWP extension 2023 announcement by IRCC Minister Sean Fraser and read the transcript in your preferred language for better understanding.
March 14 BC PNP Draw (British Columbia) invites more than 230 applicants for Permanent Residency (PR) targeting tech, healthcare, and childcare occupations
March Quebec arrima draw invites 1,017 profiles for the permanent residency (PR). Cut off score drops by 20 points as compared to first arrima draw of 2023.
Kamal Deep Singh, RCIC (Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant) licensed by CICC (formerly known as ICCRC) with member number R708618. He brings extensive knowledge of immigration law and new changes to rapidly evolving IRCC.
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