Monthly data on Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program nominations, refusals, inventory, and information sessions.
Abbreviations and acronyms
BC
Business Concept
BIS
Business Investor Stream
EOI
Expression of Interest
LAA
Letter of Advice to Apply
MPNP
Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program
SW
Skilled Worker
Nominations and approvals
Month
SW Nominations
BIS Nominations*
BIS Application Approvals**
Total Nominations
January
272
0
3
272
February
208
2
0
210
March
470
0
1
470
April
696
1
2
697
May
528
1
1
529
June
330
1
3
331
July
723
2
3
725
August
651
0
4
651
September
495
0
1
495
October
542
1
0
543
November
405
2
1
407
December
1,048
0
1
1,048
Total
6,368
10
20
6,378
*Includes previous MPNP-B Business Immigration category nominations (direct model).
**Applicants with a Business Approval must meet the terms of their Business Performance Agreement before nomination (temporary-to-permanent model).
Enhanced nominations
Under the Provincial Nominee Program, provinces and territories can nominate individuals through the non–Express Entry process or through Express Entry. Nominations made through the non–Express Entry process are called “base nominations” and nominations made through Express Entry are called “enhanced nominations.”
The Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP) receives an allocation of nominations each year from Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC). For 2022, Manitoba was allocated 5,075 base nominations and 1,250 enhanced nominations. The ratio of base to enhanced nominations is flexible and may be adjusted based on MPNP inventory and Manitoba’s labour needs.
Month
Total
January
19
February
144
March
303
April
208
May
68
June
54
July
211
August
58
September
38
October
188
November
45
December
323
Total
1,659
Refusals
Month
SW
BIS*
Total
January
5
0
5
February
5
0
5
March
40
0
40
April
13
0
13
May
9
0
9
June
54
1
55
July
63
1
64
August
12
0
12
September
13
0
13
October
3
0
3
November
0
0
0
December
14
1
15
Total
231
3
234
*Includes previous MPNP-B Business Immigration category nominations (direct model).
Expressions of Interest
The number of Expressions of Interest drawn and issued a Letter of Advice to Apply, as well as the number of Business Concepts submitted. For further details on Skilled Worker draws, see the Expression of Interest draw archives.
Month
SW LAAs
BIS BCs
BIS LAAs
January
758
2
5
February
551
2
0
March
398
1
0
April
546
3
0
May
328
6
4
June
508
6
4
July
731
3
4
August
698
1
2
September
723
2
1
October
0
2
2
November
529
3
0
December
1,880
1
1
Total
7,650
32
23
Applications received
Month
SW
BIS
Total
January
841
1
842
February
542
2
544
March
450
1
451
April
389
0
389
May
431
2
433
June
431
2
433
July
422
1
423
August
665
2
667
September
753
2
755
October
290
2
292
November
178
3
181
December
464
4
468
Total
5,856
22
5,878
Applications in assessment and pending assessment
The numbers in the table below reflect data available as of the start of the first business day of each month. An application “in assessment” means an MPNP officer has been assigned to the file, but a final decision has not been communicated to the applicant yet.
Month
In Assessment
Pending
Total
January
688
2,125
2,813
February
571
2,280
2,851
March
586
2,384
2,970
April
475
2,184
2,659
May
511
2,014
2,525
June
612
1,750
2,362
July
423
1,588
2,011
August
666
1,306
1,972
September
585
1,605
2,190
October
526
1,385
1,911
November
965
697
1,662
December
395
679
1,074
Information sessions
No in-person information sessions were conducted in 2022. See the Information Sessions page for further details.
The MPNP is locally driven and based on the needs of Manitoba employers. We select internationally trained and experienced workers who have the skills needed in the local labour market.
To better identify MPNP candidates who meet the needs of Manitoba employers, the MPNP identifies in-demand occupations based on Manitoba labour market information and occupational forecasts, as well as through direct employer consultations. The occupations listed reference the 2021 version of the National Occupation Classification (NOC).
In-Demand Occupations List
The In-Demand Occupations List provides a regularly updated listing of which occupations qualify as “in demand” in Manitoba.
Many occupations on the list are limited to specific skilled streams of the MPNP and candidates must meet the specific criteria and requirements for one of the specific pathways listed under each stream. Candidates working in an in-demand occupation will be prioritized during Expression of Interest draws.
1 – Business, finance and administration occupations
NOC 2021 Code
TEER
NOC 2021 Title
Minimum CLB
NOC 2016 Equivalent
NOC 2016 Skill Type/Level
10010
0
Financial managers
7
0111
0
10011
0
Human resources managers
7
0112
0
10019
0
Other administrative services managers
7
0114
0
10020
0
Insurance, real estate and financial brokerage managers
7
0121
0
10021
0
Banking, credit and other investment managers
7
0122
0
10022
0
Advertising, marketing and public relations managers
7
0124
0
11100
1
Financial auditors and accountants
7
1111
A
11101
1
Financial and investment analysts
5
1112
A
11102
1
Financial advisors
5
1114
A
11109
1
Other financial officers
5
1114
A
11200
1
Human resources professionals
5
1121
A
11201
1
Professional occupations in business management consulting
5
1122
A
11202
1
Professional occupations in advertising, marketing and public relations
5
1123
A
12011
2
Supervisors, finance and insurance office workers
5
1212
B
12013
2
Supervisors, supply chain, tracking and scheduling coordination occupations
5
1215
B
12101
2
Human resources and recruitment officers
5
1223
B
12110
2
Court reporters, medical transcriptionists and related occupations
5
1251
B
12200
2
Accounting technicians and bookkeepers
5
1311
B
13100
3
Administrative officers
5
1221
B
13101
3
Property administrators
5
1224
B
13110
3
Administrative assistants
5
1241
B
13111
3
Legal administrative assistants
5
1242
B
13201
3
Production and transportation logistics coordinators
5
1215
B
2 – Natural and applied sciences and related occupations
NOC 2021 Code
TEER
NOC 2021 Title
Minimum CLB
NOC 2016 Equivalent
NOC 2016 Skill Type/Level
20010
0
Engineering managers
7
0211
0
20011
0
Architecture and science managers
7
0212
0
20012
0
Computer and information systems managers
7
0213
0
21110
1
Biologists and related scientists
5
2121
A
21112
1
Agricultural representatives, consultants and specialists
5
2123
A
21200
1
Architects
7
2151
A
21203
1
Land surveyors
7
2154
A
21210
1
Mathematicians, statisticians and actuaries
5
2161
A
21211
1
Data scientists
5
2171
A
21220
1
Cybersecurity specialists
5
2171
A
21221
1
Business systems specialists
5
2171
A
21222
1
Information systems specialists
5
2171
A
21223
1
Database analysts and data administrators
5
2172
A
21230
1
Computer systems developers and programmers
5
2174
A
21231
1
Software engineers and designers
5
2173
A
21232
1
Software developers and programmers
5
2174
A
21233
1
Web designers
5
2175
A
21234
1
Web developers and programmers
5
2175
A
21300
1
Civil engineers
7
2131
A
21301
1
Mechanical engineers
7
2132
A
21310
1
Electrical and electronics engineers
7
2133
A
21311
1
Computer engineers (except software engineers and designers)
7
2147
A
21321
1
Industrial and manufacturing engineers
7
2141
A
22100
2
Chemical technologists and technicians
5
2211
B
22101
2
Geological and mineral technologists and technicians
5
2212
B
22110
2
Biological technologists and technicians
5
2221
B
22111
2
Agricultural and fish products inspectors
5
2222
B
22212
2
Drafting technologists and technicians
5
2253
B
22220
2
Computer network and web technicians
5
2281
B
22221
2
User support technicians
5
2282
B
22232
2
Occupational health and safety specialists
7
0112
0
22300
2
Civil engineering technologists and technicians
5
2231
B
22301
2
Mechanical engineering technologists and technicians
5
2232
B
22302
2
Industrial engineering and manufacturing technologists and technicians
5
2233
B
22303
2
Construction estimators
5
2234
B
22310
2
Electrical and electronics engineering technologists and technicians
5
2241
B
22311
2
Electronic service technicians (household and business equipment)
5
2242
B
22313
2
Aircraft instrument, electrical and avionics mechanics, technicians and inspectors
5
2244
B
3 – Health occupations
NOC 2021 Code
TEER
NOC 2021 Title
Minimum CLB
NOC 2016 Equivalent
NOC 2016 Skill Type/Level
30010
0
Managers in health care
7
0311
0
31112
1
Audiologists and speech-language pathologists
7
3141
A
31120
1
Pharmacists
7
3131
A
31121
1
Dietitians and nutritionists
7
3132
A
31200
1
Psychologists
7
4151
A
31202
1
Physiotherapists
7
3142
A
31203
1
Occupational therapists
7
3143
A
31301
1
Registered nurses and registered psychiatric nurses
7
3012
A
31303
1
Physician assistants, midwives and allied health professionals
5
3212
B
32101
2
Licensed practical nurses
7
3233
B
32103
2
Respiratory therapists, clinical perfusionists and cardiopulmonary technologists
7
3214
B
32104
2
Animal health technologists and veterinary technicians
5
3213
B
32109
2
Other technical occupations in therapy and assessment
7
3142
A
32111
2
Dental hygienists and dental therapists
7
3222
B
32120
2
Medical laboratory technologists
7
3211
B
32121
2
Medical radiation technologists
5
3215
B
32124
2
Pharmacy technicians
5
3219
B
32129
2
Other medical technologists and technicians
5
3219
B
32201
2
Massage therapists
5
3236
B
33101
3
Medical laboratory assistants and related technical occupations
5
3212
B
33103
3
Pharmacy technical assistants and pharmacy assistants
5
3219
B
4 – Occupations in education, law and social, community and government services
NOC 2021 Code
TEER
NOC 2021 Title
Minimum CLB
NOC 2016 Equivalent
NOC 2016 Skill Type/Level
40030
0
Managers in social, community and correctional services
5
0423
0
41101
1
Lawyers and Quebec notaries
7
4112
A
41300
1
Social workers
7
4152
A
41301
1
Therapists in counselling and related specialized therapies
5
4153
A
41310
1
Police investigators and other investigative occupations
5
4165
A
41321
1
Career development practitioners and career counsellors (except education)
5
4153
A
41400
1
Natural and applied science policy researchers, consultants and program officers
5
4161
A
41402
1
Business development officers and market researchers and analysts
5
4163
A
41403
1
Social policy researchers, consultants and program officers
5
4164
A
41404
1
Health policy researchers, consultants and program officers
5
4165
A
41405
1
Education policy researchers, consultants and program officers
5
4166
A
41406
1
Recreation, sports and fitness policy researchers, consultants and program officers
5
4167
A
41407
1
Program officers unique to government
5
4168
A
42200
2
Paralegal and related occupations
5
4211
B
42201
2
Social and community service workers
5
4212
B
42202
2
Early childhood educators and assistants
7
4214
B
42203
2
Instructors of persons with disabilities
5
4215
B
5 – Occupations in art, culture, recreation and sport
NOC 2021 Code
TEER
NOC 2021 Title
Minimum CLB
NOC 2016 Equivalent
NOC 2016 Skill Type/Level
50012
0
Recreation, sports and fitness program and service directors
5
0513
0
51120
1
Producers, directors, choreographers and related occupations
5
5131
A
52113
2
Audio and video recording technicians
5
5225
B
52120
2
Graphic designers and illustrators
5
5241
B
52121
2
Interior designers and interior decorators
5
5242
B
53123
3
Theatre, fashion, exhibit and other creative designers
5
5243
B
54100
4
Program leaders and instructors in recreation, sport and fitness
5
5254
B
6 – Sales and service occupations
NOC 2021 Code
TEER
NOC 2021 Title
Minimum CLB
NOC 2016 Equivalent
NOC 2016 Skill Type/Level
60010
0
Corporate sales managers
5
0601
0
60020
0
Retail and wholesale trade managers
5
0621
0
60040
0
Managers in customer and personal services
5
0651
0
62010
2
Retail sales supervisors
5
5243
B
62020
2
Food service supervisors
5
6311
B
62100
2
Technical sales specialists – wholesale trade
5
6221
B
62101
2
Retail and wholesale buyers
5
6222
B
63101
3
Real estate agents and salespersons
5
6232
B
63102
3
Financial sales representatives
5
6235
B
63200
3
Cooks
5
6322
B
63202
3
Bakers
5
6332
B
64100
4
Retail salespersons and visual merchandisers
5
5243
B
64409
4
Other customer and information services representatives
5
1123
A
7 – Trades, transport and equipment operators and related occupations
NOC 2021 Code
TEER
NOC 2021 Title
Minimum CLB
NOC 2016 Equivalent
NOC 2016 Skill Type/Level
70010
0
Construction managers
5
0711
0
70011
0
Home building and renovation managers
5
0712
0
70012
0
Facility operation and maintenance managers
5
0714
0
70020
0
Managers in transportation
5
0731
0
72100
2
Machinists and machining and tooling inspectors
5
7231
B
72101
2
Tool and die makers
5
7232
B
72102
2
Sheet metal workers
5
7233
B
72106
2
Welders and related machine operators
5
7237
B
72200
2
Electricians (except industrial and power system)
6
7241
B
72201
2
Industrial electricians
6
7242
B
72203
2
Electrical power line and cable workers
5
7244
B
72204
2
Telecommunications line and cable workers
5
7245
B
72205
2
Telecommunications equipment installation and cable television service technicians
5
7246
B
72300
2
Plumbers
5
7251
B
72310
2
Carpenters
5
7271
B
72400
2
Construction millwrights and industrial mechanics
5
7311
B
72401
2
Heavy-duty equipment mechanics
5
7312
B
72402
2
Heating, refrigeration and air conditioning mechanics
6
7313
B
72404
2
Aircraft mechanics and aircraft inspectors
5
7315
B
72405
2
Machine fitters
5
7316
B
72410
2
Automotive service technicians, truck and bus mechanics and mechanical repairers
5
7321
B
72411
2
Auto body collision, refinishing and glass technicians and damage repair estimators
5
7322
B
72500
2
Crane operators
6
7371
B
72600
2
Air pilots, flight engineers and flying instructors
5
2271
B
73100
3
Concrete finishers
5
7282
B
73102
3
Plasterers, drywall installers and finishers and lathers
5
7284
B
73112
3
Painters and decorators (except interior decorators)
5
7294
B
73113
3
Floor covering installers
5
7295
B
73310
3
Railway and yard locomotive engineers
5
7361
B
73311
3
Railway conductors and brakemen/women
5
7362
B
74202
4
Air transport ramp attendants
5
1215
B
75101
5
Material handlers
5
6221
B
75110
5
Construction trades helpers and labourers
6
7371
B
8 – Natural resources, agriculture and related production occupations
NOC 2021 Code
TEER
NOC 2021 Title
Minimum CLB
NOC 2016 Equivalent
NOC 2016 Skill Type/Level
80020
0
Managers in agriculture
5
0821
0
9 – Occupations in manufacturing and utilities
NOC 2021 Code
TEER
NOC 2021 Title
Minimum CLB
NOC 2016 Equivalent
NOC 2016 Skill Type/Level
90010
0
Manufacturing managers
5
0911
0
90011
0
Utilities managers
5
0912
0
92100
2
Power engineers and power systems operators
5
9241
B
Rural in-demand occupations
In addition to the list above, these occupations are considered in-demand for applicants to the eligible MPNP stream(s) indicated if employment is outside of the Manitoba Capital Region.
NOC 2021 Code
TEER
NOC 2021 Title
Minimum CLB
NOC 2016 Equivalent
NOC 2016 Skill Type/Level
33102
3
Nurse aides, orderlies and patient service associates
7
3413
C
94141
4
Industrial butchers and meat cutters, poultry preparers and related workers
7
9462
C
Notes
Francophone candidates
For the purpose of applying to the MPNP, a francophone candidate is someone who has French language proficiency that is equal to or greater than their English language proficiency. Your language proficiency must be supported by results from an MPNP-approved language test.
If you are a francophone candidate and wish to apply to the Skilled Worker Overseas Pathway, you must have worked in an occupation on the In-Demand Occupations List, or in the field of media and communications or education and training (at the primary, secondary or post-secondary level).
Minimum Canadian Language Benchmark (CLB) levels
The CLB levels listed in the In-Demand Occupations List are the minimum levels across all Skilled Worker pathways; however, some streams/pathways have higher eligibility requirements. For example, people applying under the International Education Stream require a minimum of CLB 7 in all four skill areas (reading, writing, speaking, listening), regardless of their occupation.
The Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP) will begin charging a non-refundable fee of $500 for Skilled Worker applicants effective May 15, 2017 at 9:00 a.m. CST. There will be no cost to submit an Expression of Interest to the MPNP.
Revenue from the processing fees will be reinvested to improve services for immigrants and refugees.
The MPNP Online application system will not be available on May 14, 2017 in order to complete technical changes.
The next Expression of Interest draw for Skilled Worker applications will take place after May 15, 2017.