MPNP Application 2015 for FILIPINOS

[sherwinjo]

Hi! Please see below for your reference:

Familial relationships

To be considered a close relative, a Manitoba Supporter must be related to the applicant (or the applicant's spouse) in one of the following ways:

sister or brother
niece or nephew (ex: child of your sister or brother)
aunt or uncle (ex: brother or sister of your mother or father)
first cousin (ex: child of your aunt or uncle)
mother or father
grandmother or grandfather

Thank you so much for your response..... it means i can declare her as a close relative.

 

[Louise0324]

Sis Louise0324, let pray for the rest of the applicants that they may read and understand the requirements... and of course, sana you'll be in the next draw na!

Thanks bro znarfier! :-* any update yet on yours? may binabalikan akong posts sa isang group sa FB wherein it is stated that someone from those who received his/her LAA from the 1st draw is already on Assessment Pending?.. Not sure though. Will try to go back on previous posts in that group. If that is true, that is good news for you most especially, nasa 1st batch of draws ka e! naman! ;D

 

[znarfier]

Lol sorry. Got carried away. ;D

Marami pa naman draw and baba ng baba pa yan. 2-3 weeks ulit. Antay2.

cacai16 sis, chill lang, nag-umpisa na assessment sa mga nasa 1st draw. It started this week! Meaning, malapit na din kayo/tayo!

 

[znarfier]

Thanks bro znarfier! :-* any update yet on yours? may binabalikan akong posts sa isang group sa FB wherein it is stated that someone from those who received his/her LAA from the 1st draw is already on Assessment Pending?.. Not sure though. Will try to go back on previous posts in that group. If that is true, that is good news for you most especially, nasa 1st batch of draws ka e! naman! ;D

Sis Louise0324, yeah you're right! One applicant said his status changed this week to assessment pending. He's got 712 and SWM also from the 1st draw!

Sana kami na next! Pls GOD!

 

[znarfier]

Hi znarfier

I have some question for you regarding on my housing property. Anu gagawin ko pra ma include ko sya sa ask asset ko para pandagdag sa papakita kong money

Thanks

Hi justpat07! Hope you are doing fine!

Please note that I transferred our conversation here so that our kababayans who may have the same query will find this helpful too...

Well, to my mind and in my opinion, what you mentioned above are two different things: real estate and liquid funds. Therefore it cant be combined unless you sell the former and keep or deposit the cash in your bank.

The program requires, as you may have already know, CAD 10K for the principal applicant and CAD 2K for each accompanying dependent in liquid assets. Though real estate property/ies can also be added to your assets when you apply to the MPNP.

See below:


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Settlement Funds

All applicants should have C$10,000 plus C$2,000 for spouse and each accompanying dependant.

This is not a program fee; settlement funds are the recommended amount of money for you to have available to support yourself and your family as you arrive and adjust to life in Manitoba.

Submit copies of bank statements and certificates of deposit demonstrating a clear financial history of sufficient and transferable settlement funds (liquid assets) in your name and/or the name of your spouse or common-law partner, and, if applicable: -- ONLY IF APPLICABLE

•copies of securities and other investments
•proof of ownership of real estate including a current market price evaluation, or other assets (not including personal items such as jewelry, furniture or vehicles) owned by the applicant or spouse, with objective fair market value evaluation

If there are currency controls in your country of residence, the MPNP may require proof of transferability.


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


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or see here... http://www.readyratios.com/reference/analysis/liquid_asset.html


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[LemonLuv]

Hi,

I am not a member of this forum, but perhaps this might help. Znarfier is right, but I would also add to some of those sources of liquid fund Znarfier mentioned and this is based on our own experience.

For our settlement fund, we submitted:
1. Bank statement
2. Investment
3. Pag-ibig contribution certificate
4. Employment Certificate with stated amount of separation pay

Number 4 covered almost 50% of our settlement fund. Though it was a gamble on our side and we faced some consequences to that - cold shoulder from the management, no external trainings and promotion for almost 1 year. hehehe but it was worth it though.

Hi justpat07! Hope you are doing fine!

Please note that I transferred our conversation here so that our kababayans who may have the same query will find this helpful too...

Well, to my mind and in my opinion, what you mentioned above are two different things: real estate and liquid funds. Therefore it cant be combined unless you sell the former and keep or deposit the cash in your bank.

The program requires, as you may have already know, CAD 10K for the principal applicant and CAD 2K for each accompanying dependent in liquid assets. Though real estate property/ies can also be added to your assets when you apply to the MPNP.

See below:


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Settlement Funds

All applicants should have C$10,000 plus C$2,000 for spouse and each accompanying dependant.

This is not a program fee; settlement funds are the recommended amount of money for you to have available to support yourself and your family as you arrive and adjust to life in Manitoba.

Submit copies of bank statements and certificates of deposit demonstrating a clear financial history of sufficient and transferable settlement funds (liquid assets) in your name and/or the name of your spouse or common-law partner, and, if applicable: -- ONLY IF APPLICABLE

•copies of securities and other investments
•proof of ownership of real estate including a current market price evaluation, or other assets (not including personal items such as jewelry, furniture or vehicles) owned by the applicant or spouse, with objective fair market value evaluation

If there are currency controls in your country of residence, the MPNP may require proof of transferability.


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


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or see here... http://www.readyratios.com/reference/analysis/liquid_asset.html


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Thank you!

 

[Angela19]

Hi,

I hope you can assist me, I recently sponsored a friend using the provincial nominee prog in Manitoba. She now wants to go back home (Philippines) for good and never return to Canada. She's been here since July 2014. She got her PR card back in Oct 2014. If she returns, will I be banned from sponsoring any other family/friends? How about my husband, will he be banned as well? Please help me out mga kababayans..

 

[justpat07]

Thanks znarfier for the info.

 

[mapledipped]

hi everyone!

im helping out a friend who's considering MPNP... we both have ee applications for fsw this year, however her low scores have made her re-think of applying for mpnp. i was under the impression that mpnp was also under ee but as i read more about it, it has its own expression of interest application.

so my questions are:
1 - is eoi separate from ee, would she need to create a different profile for eoi?
2 - if she applies for eoi, does she need to cancel her ee? or can she apply simultaneously for mpnp in ee and another application for mpnp for eoi?
3 - how many months is required for the bank history in mnpn? in ee kasi they provide individual checklist so im not sure if it'll be the same in mpnp.

pls help clarify, id love to help out my friend but for now i mostly have info on ee and not much on mpnp. we're still trying to read up as much as we can (just started last weekend) so if you can answer my questions that will be much appreciated!

 

[Louise0324]

good day fellow pinoy hopefuls! it's been a while since the last draw, August na! Looking forward to the 5th draw anytime this week - Friday August 7 maybe .. Hoping the lowest ranking points will be significantly lower this time

 

[znarfier]

good day fellow pinoy hopefuls! it's been a while since the last draw, August na! Looking forward to the 5th draw anytime this week - Friday August 7 maybe .. Hoping the lowest ranking points will be significantly lower this time

Hopefully sis Louise! Good luck!

 

[jankris415]

Hi po, Good day Everyone!

may questions lang po ko about the EOI and MPNP Required documents.

1. Kailangan po ba talaga na may Detailed duties and salary paid yung mga COE from previous companies?
2. Kahit MPNP for Manitoba support, EOI pa din po ang first step?
3. Yung Settlement Plan Part 2 po ba, sa amin manggagaling after our uncle answered it, or MPNP po magpapadala sa Uncle namin?
4. Yung sa Settlement funds po, Yung Bank statements, Total Amount of Current balance lang yung needed? Will they still verify how many months we have acquired the amount?
5. For IELTS, my husbands exam will expire on APril 2016, Kailangan po ba, Hindi expired yung Exam hanggang sa matapos po yung Processing ng Application?

Sorry po if madaming questions, Yung Uncle po kasi namin, ibang-iba daw po processing sa papers nila before unlike now. Wala pa nga daw pong IELTS sa kanila before kaya we're bit confused po.

Thank you po in advance for the answers.

 

[HKfanatic09]

Hi guys! I just have a quick question. I'm really confused if Im eligible to apply as a "close relative" since my sponsor is my dad's first cousin ( my aunt). In the eoi I can only have two option, first as a "close relative" and second as a "friend". My aunt says that I'm eligible since we are blood related. Please help!

 

[imgoingtocanada]

hi,

i dont think that would be considered as close relative anymore. if she were your aunt (sister of your dad), then yes.

 

[HKfanatic09]

hi,

i dont think that would be considered as close relative anymore. if she were your aunt (sister of your dad), then yes.

Oh ok thanks! if im not considered as a close relative then what option should i choose under the eoi? A friend? TIA again