Programme des candidats à l'immigration du Manitoba (MPNP)

Les candidats qui remplissent les conditions d'admissibilité au PCP du Manitoba et qui sont nommés par la province peuvent profiter d'un processus d'immigration simple et direct. Cet article offre une mine d'informations sur le MPNP pour aider les candidats à préparer leurs demandes et à examiner leurs options.

Le Programme des candidats de la province du Manitoba (MPNP) a rendu la province extrêmement populaire parmi les immigrants, en plus du fait que les routes de transit maritime, aérien, routier et ferroviaire bien reliées de la province la rendent géographiquement lucrative pour les professionnels qualifiés, les investisseurs, et propriétaires d'entreprises.

À propos de la province du Manitoba

Le Manitoba, situé au cœur du continent, est une plaque tournante florissante et animée du commerce, du commerce et du divertissement. La province et sa capitale Winnipeg sont immensément populaires parmi les immigrants et ceux qui souhaitent acquérir la très convoitée citoyenneté canadienne.

Surnommé le pays des 100 000 lacs, le Manitoba est d'une beauté à couper le souffle et c'est une économie incroyablement diversifiée. Outre sa communauté agricole soudée, le Manitoba offre un marché du travail stable dans les secteurs de la fabrication, des mines, de l'hydroélectricité et d'autres secteurs industriels prospères.

Admissibilité au PCP du Manitoba

Le Programme des candidats des provinces du Manitoba (MPNP) se classe parmi les programmes des candidats des provinces (PCP) les plus populaires au Canada. Dans le cadre du MPNP, le Manitoba accueille les nouveaux arrivants et les immigrants pour acquérir le statut de résident permanent recherché dans son étendue pittoresque et un marché du travail stable.

Le programme des candidats à l'immigration du Manitoba est divisé en plusieurs voies, les travailleurs qualifiés à l'étranger et les travailleurs qualifiés au Manitoba étant les principales catégories. Le Programme des candidats des provinces du Manitoba (MPNP) remanié comprend quatre voies principales, décrites ci-dessous.

Le critère d'admissibilité au PCP du Manitoba varie pour chaque volet et cheminement, et nous l'explorerons en détail ci-dessous.

Volet Travailleurs qualifiés outre-mer

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Manitoba Express Entry eligibility
The candidate must gain acceptance into the Express Entry System.
The candidate must obtain an educational credential assessment for degrees obtained overseas.
The application must include details of the application submitted to the IRCC.
At least six months of work in a job listed on the In-demand Occupations list.
Address the minimum language requirements by the candidate’s NOC level.
The licensure, certification, and education required for their chosen position.
Minimum age 18 years old.
The candidate must have the required settlement funds for six months.
The intention to stay in Manitoba and the support of a family member or relative living in Manitoba for at least a year.
An Invitation to Apply by the Manitoba PNP.
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Manitoba Work Experience Pathway The Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP) has given birth to the Manitoba Work Experience Pathway to fulfill the province’s objective of acquiring temporary skilled workers and graduates who desire to permanently settle down in Manitoba. Employer Direct Recruitment Pathway This employer direct program targets applicants and skilled professionals who are required by the province or employers for their skills and expertise. Career Employment Pathway The Career Employment Pathway allows aspiring Manitoba immigrants to seek out a fast-track route to permanent residence and employment. Career Employment Pathway eligibility
The candidate must complete one year’s education at a post-secondary institute.
The candidate must have a minimum language score of 7 in the Canadian Language Benchmark (CLB).
An in-demand job offers from a verified employer in Manitoba with a contract of at least one year.
Currently employed in Manitoba.
The candidate must have sufficient funds that complement the Low Income Cut Off requirements or full-time employment in Manitoba.
Applied to the MPNP while residing in Manitoba and have met all the Manitoba PNP requirements.
Intend to stay in Manitoba after the nomination and have to submit a Career Employment Plan to map out their future goals.
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Entrepreneur Pathway
The Manitoba immigration nominee program under the entrepreneur pathway is designed for investors or business owners who seek to acquire or start a business in the province. Applicants selected under this program will be given a temporary work permit and will be required to sign a business performance agreement to acquire an existing business or start a new enterprise.

Entrepreneur Pathway eligibility
A minimum of three years of experience in actively managing or running a business.
Education equivalent to a Canadian high school diploma.
No age limits but applicants between 25 and 48 are assigned ranking points.
A minimum score of 5 on the Canadian Language Benchmark (CLB). (Academic language tests are accepted in IELTS and TEF).
A minimum investment of $250,000 in a business located in the Manitoba Capital Region, and $150,000 in a business located outside this region.
Investing in a business that qualifies for the Manitoba immigration eligibility criterion.
The proposed business must generate full-time employment for at least one Canadian citizen of Manitoba’s permanent resident. (Family members excluded).
Submit a business proposal after an exploratory visit to the province.
A minimum net worth of $500,000 and fulfilling the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP) requirements.
Signing the Meet the Business Performance Agreement before MPNP approval for the business plan.

Farm Investor Pathway
The Farmer Investor Pathway offers a fast-track pathway to permanent Canadian residence for entrepreneurs and investors who seek to acquire or initiate a farming business in the province.

Farm Investor Pathway eligibility
A minimum of three years of experience in managing or owning a farm. (With verifiable proof)
Living on a farm with continual business activities in the province.
No age limit but ranking points are given to applicants between 25 and 49 years of age.
Sitting for an interview in either English or French.
A minimum investment of $300,000 on a rural farm in Manitoba.
The investment must be made on a farm that addressed the Manitoba immigration eligibility requirements adequately. Applicants cannot invest in a farm for speculative objectives or to generate a passive income stream.
The farm must be located in an active and major agricultural industry.
The applicant will be required to undertake a farm research visit in Manitoba and put forward a business proposal based on this research.
The candidate must have a minimum net worth of $500,000.
The candidate must address all the requirements of the MPNP.

Student Entrepreneur Pathway
This pathway is designed for international students who graduated in the province and intend to pursue entrepreneurial activities in Manitoba.

Student Entrepreneur Pathway eligibility
Submit the MPNP application with a well-defined business plan.
Candidate must have operated a business as a senior manager for a minimum of six months while fulfilling the eligibility criterion of the Business Performance Agreement (BPA) before receiving a nomination.
Must be a 51% owner of the business
Must have a minimum score of 7 on the Canadian Language Benchmark (CLB). (Applicants can utilize academic language test options in TEF and IELTS).
Must have completed a two-year post-secondary program in Manitoba.
Applied between the ages of 21 and 35.
A valid work permit or post-graduation work permit (PGWP) with the application.
Residing in the province after graduating from university.
Intend to live in Manitoba after receiving a PN and ability to meet Low Income Cut-Off (LICO) criteria for 12 months.
Third-party verifications of personal net worth with an MPNP approval.
A verification report alongside application under the MPNP within 120 days of receiving a Letter of Advice to Apply.
Addressed the Business Performance Agreement before the MPNP and approval of the business plan.