Mpnp Application Batch 2015

[R Brar]

Hi Friends,

Can any body guide how can one add 50 points of Regional immigration in addition to 200 points for close relative ? For how long one has to stay in the region out side Winnipeg if nominated by MPNP ? Thanx

 

[znarfier]

Dear All,

I just would like to update you all that I have just submitted my application to the MPNP for which I received an auto-reply email, see below:

____________________________________________________________________________________________

This is a confirmation that your application has been submitted to the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program.
You should receive an e-mail within the next 48 hours, indicating your file number.
Please keep this number and include it with any additional information and/or documents you wish to submit to the program in the future.
Thank you for your interest in Manitoba as your immigration destination in Canada.

Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program
____________________________________________________________________________________________



And in the MPNP website the status says:

Application submitted

MPNP Application Status: Submission Pending


____________________________________________________________________________________________



Hope to receive my file no. very soon with 48 hours.

God bless us all and happy weekend!

 

[jagaban]

Hi R Brar,

The Manitoba site does not state how long the person should be living in that region. However, its states that the person should have lived in Manitoba for at least 1 year.

 

[manitoba dreamer]

Guys, I need advice specially from those who already received their LAA... I had a job that I left in Taiwan 16 years ago. The company was already closed for bankruptcy and unfortunately, I was not able to keep the certificate of employment from the said company. Does the certificate from work 16 years ago will be required by CIC? After employment from that company, I worked to 3 different companies and all have employment certificates.

 

[R Brar]

Hi Jagaban,

Thanx. My query is; I have close relative in Winnippeg n distant in region outside winnipeg living more than a year there in region. Can I claim 50 points for regional immigration in addition to 200 points for close relative ? Plz help n guide. Regards

 

[jagaban]

Hi R Brar,

It appears you won't be able to claim additional 50 points because looking at the way the points are made preference is given to your closest relatives location. Because the asked on their EOI that do you have a closer connection living in another province other than Manitoba? Its because they think you are more likely to go back there.
So going by this they will likely believe you still come back to Winnipeg. Then they will not want to give that 50 points.

All said the only way to know what will happen is if you fill the EOI stating that you have close relative in Winnipeg and distant one in another region.

Cheer up if you don't get it. 200 points for close relative is more valuable than 50 points for distant relative. You can still go and live with your distant relative when you get there. The most important thing is for you to get there first.

Best wishes

 

[jagaban]

Hi R Brar,

It appears you won't be able to claim additional 50 points because looking at the way the points are made preference is given to your closest relatives location. Because the asked on their EOI that do you have a closer connection living in another province other than Manitoba? Its because they think you are more likely to go back there.
So going by this they will likely believe you still come back to Winnipeg. Then they will not want to give that 50 points.

All said the only way to know what will happen is if you fill the EOI stating that you have close relative in Winnipeg and distant one in another region.

Cheer up if you don't get it. 200 points for close relative is more valuable than 50 points for distant relative. You can still go and live with your distant relative when you get there. The most important thing is for you to get there first.

Best wishes

 

[jagaban]

Hi R Brar,

It appears you won't be able to claim additional 50 points because looking at the way the points are made preference is given to your closest relatives location. Because the asked on their EOI that do you have a closer connection living in another province other than Manitoba? Its because they think you are more likely to go back there.
So going by this they will likely believe you still come back to Winnipeg. Then they will not want to give that 50 points.

All said the only way to know what will happen is if you fill the EOI stating that you have close relative in Winnipeg and distant one in another region.

Cheer up if you don't get it. 200 points for close relative is more valuable than 50 points for distant relative. You can still go and live with your distant relative when you get there. The most important thing is for you to get there first.

Best wishes

 

[znarfier]

Ladies and Gents, I am delighted to share to you this update on my application as of 31st May 2015, I received my MPNP Application Number. Now it says:

Application submitted

MPNP Application Status: Received


God bless our applications!

 

[jagaban]

Guys, I need advice specially from those who already received their LAA... I had a job that I left in Taiwan 16 years ago. The company was already closed for bankruptcy and unfortunately, I was not able to keep the certificate of employment from the said company. Does the certificate from work 16 years ago will be required by CIC? After employment from that company, I worked to 3 different companies and all have employment certificates.

I don't think you need it. the number of years Manitoba requires is past 5 years, maximum past 10 years from cic. So don't worry yourself

 

[Ahassan]

Guys when the next draw will be held???

 

[chuchuhez]

Hi R Brar,

It appears you won't be able to claim additional 50 points because looking at the way the points are made preference is given to your closest relatives location. Because the asked on their EOI that do you have a closer connection living in another province other than Manitoba? Its because they think you are more likely to go back there.
So going by this they will likely believe you still come back to Winnipeg. Then they will not want to give that 50 points.

All said the only way to know what will happen is if you fill the EOI stating that you have close relative in Winnipeg and distant one in another region.

Cheer up if you don't get it. 200 points for close relative is more valuable than 50 points for distant relative. You can still go and live with your distant relative when you get there. The most important thing is for you to get there first.

Best wishes

They will never invite you to apply if you ever mention that you any other relative in Canada be it close or distance. That's the fact.

 

[Akcr]

I want to apply to MPNP but I have no connections to the province, I have never been in Canada. I can not submit my EOI if a have no conecctions, what can I do? Can anyone help me??????? I need a Sponsor :'( :'( :'(

 

[manitoba dreamer]

I don't think you need it. the number of years Manitoba requires is past 5 years, maximum past 10 years from cic. So don't worry yourself

thanks jagaban

 

[znarfier]

I want to apply to MPNP but I have no connections to the province, I have never been in Canada. I can not submit my EOI if a have no conecctions, what can I do? Can anyone help me??????? I need a Sponsor :'( :'( :'(

If you have no sponsor, you have the option to apply through Manitoba Invitation -->

Exploratory Visits

The MPNP accepts – only during set periods – expressions of interest to make an exploratory visit to Manitoba. Watch this page for news of 2015 intake dates.

Eligibility criteria to participate in visits and missions are subject to change but generally include that you:
•are between the ages of 21 to 45
•can satisfy the MPNP that you do not have a stronger connection to another province
•can demonstrate the employability and adaptability required of all MPNP applicants
•have completed at least a one-year, post-secondary education or training program for which you received a diploma, degree or certificate
•have worked at least two years full-time in the past five years and can demonstrate your ability to find a job in Manitoba in that occupation (including plans to achieve licence/certification in the case of regulated occupations)
•have the genuine intention and ability to economically establish and settle in the Canadian province of Manitoba as a permanent resident demonstrated, in part, with a Settlement Plan
•provide to the MPNP, at the time you apply to participate in the initiative, official results of an approved language test taken within the past two years showing you achieved scores equivalent to at least CLB 5 in each test category and overall.

http://www.immigratemanitoba.com/mpnp-for-skilled-workers/eligibility/eligibility-swo/


or check if you qualify to Morden's immigration program... read here... http://www.mordenimmigration.com/