The PNP is a Canadian immigration program that allows individual provinces and territories to select and nominate people who want to immigrate to Canada and have the skills, education, and work experience needed to contribute to their local economy.
What makes the PNP unique is that each province and territory runs its own streams and selection process, meaning you may find an option that’s a great fit for your specific background and goals.
Links directly with Express Entry, targeting candidates with high CRS scores (typically 400+) in priority occupations like IT, finance, and engineering (TEER 0-3).
Currently closed – New pathways are expected in 2026.
The program is divided into three primary categories to accommodate different backgrounds:
The Manitoba PNP offers various pathways for immigration, each with their own eligibility requirements, including:
Eligibility requirements for each pathway vary, but generally, applicants must demonstrate their skills, work experience, and ability to settle and contribute to the province of Manitoba. They may also need to provide evidence of language proficiency, education, and financial resources.
Overall, the Manitoba PNP is designed to attract and retain talented individuals who can contribute to Manitoba’s economy and society, and who have a strong desire to live and work in the province.
Stay ahead with these key policy updates for the new year:
Provide personalized immigration advice based on your background and goals.
Help accurately complete and submit all required forms to ensure a smooth process.
Review and organize all documents, minimizing errors and reducing the risk of delays.
Keep you updated on your application status and answer any questions along the way.
