Immigrate to MANITOBA
Manitoba has smaller cities, prairie landscapes, giant blue skies, northern forests, and a climate that varies between extremes of very hot summers and very cold winters. Manitoba’s northern border meets with Hudson Bay and is considered the Polar Bear Capital of Canada. Much of Manitoba’s economy is connected to natural resources in the north and agriculture in the south – notably sunflower seeds, beans and potatoes. The cost of living in Manitoba is generally lower than other Provinces in Canada.
Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program
The Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP) operates an Expression of Interest (EOI) system to select individuals with skilled work experience, recent graduates, and individuals looking to invest in a business in Manitoba. Candidates are encouraged to complete an Expression of Interest submission through the MPNP website, and then receive a ranking based upon the following factors:
- Language ability
- Age
- Education
- Work experience
- Manitoba adaptability – including points for having a close friend or relative in Manitoba, for completing studies in Manitoba, or work experience in Manitoba. Note that points will be deducted from your profile for having worked or studied in another province in Canada.