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Prashant
Ajmera & Associates |
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Major changes to Manitoba immigration program As of may 2004, Manitoba
Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP) has gone under major changes and
includes many classes. However still if you have job offer or relative
in Manitoba, you will have highest chances of getting nomination.
Applicants to the MPNP may apply under any one of 6 different assessment
streams depending on the type and strength of their connection to the
Province of Manitoba. Each Assessment Stream has its own specific
eligibility criteria. Here is a brief description of each stream: 1. Employer
Direct Stream: for applicants with a pre-approved guaranteed
offer of employment from an employer who has a prior agreement with the
MPNP to issue job offers to applicants, or for applicants currently
working full-time in Manitoba with a permanent job offer. 2. International
Student Stream: for applicants who have graduated from a
post-secondary education program in Manitoba, have a job offer related
to their field of studies and have been issued a post-graduation work
permit allowing them to work in Manitoba. 3. Family
Support Stream: for applicants with sufficient training, work
experience, and language ability who have close family members in
Manitoba who have completed and signed an MPNP Affidavit of Support
Form. 4. Community
Support Stream: for applicants with sufficient training, work
experience, and language ability who have a Letter of Support from an
organization has a Community Support Agreement with the Manitoba
Provincial Nominee Program. 5. Strategic
Recruitment Initiative: for applicants with sufficient
training, work experience, and language ability who meet the
requirements of current recruitment initiatives and who have received an
Invitation to Apply letter from the MPNP. 6.
General
Stream: for applicants with sufficient training, work
experience, language ability, and with evidence of close relatives in
Manitoba, or family-like support from friends or distant relatives in
Manitoba, or previous education or previous work experience in Manitoba.
Applicants must score sufficient points for consideration and demonstrate
their ability to establish successfully in Manitoba. The
MPNP seeks qualified workers and business people with a strong
likelihood of becoming successfully established in Manitoba, including
those who otherwise may not qualify under Canada's immigration criteria.
It offers qualified workers and business people an opportunity to be
assessed as candidates who might be of significant benefit to the
province’s economic development. There
are two categories of immigrants under the
Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program. One is Skilled Workers and the
other is Business
Immigrants. Under the MPNP for skilled workers,
Manitoba screens and nominates prospective immigrants who demonstrate
that they have the skills and experience to establish successfully in
this province. If you are a skilled worker and are interested in
living and working in Manitoba, you have the best chance of being
nominated if:
If
Manitoba nominates you, a Certificate of Nomination will be issued. You
can then apply for a permanent resident visa through CIC. You must still
meet the Canadian statutory requirements (medical examination, security
and criminal checks) and CIC has the final authority to approve or
refuse your application. For
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