Hello,
I have graduated in Ontario and moved to Manitoba since I have my childhood friends over here. I got a full-time permanent job here and looking forward to apply for MPNP after September of 2017. However, I realized that 200 points will be deducted since I have graduated from Ontario and worked part-time before graduating from my university. After calculating the points from all the assessment factors, I can see that I might end up getting approx 570 points or I might get 613 if I am lucky and if they count my work experience from all the part-time jobs that I did back in Ontario while being a student. I don't want to go for Masters program right now as I intend to do it after getting my PR. I am quite frustrated right now since I don't know whether I have any chance to get my MPNP from here in Winnipeg.
I don't have any close relatives in Manitoba in order to increase my points. I want to ensure that I have a chance here to get MPNP and I'd really appreciate if someone can advise me what I should do.
Thank you.
I have graduated in Ontario and moved to Manitoba since I have my childhood friends over here. I got a full-time permanent job here and looking forward to apply for MPNP after September of 2017. However, I realized that 200 points will be deducted since I have graduated from Ontario and worked part-time before graduating from my university. After calculating the points from all the assessment factors, I can see that I might end up getting approx 570 points or I might get 613 if I am lucky and if they count my work experience from all the part-time jobs that I did back in Ontario while being a student. I don't want to go for Masters program right now as I intend to do it after getting my PR. I am quite frustrated right now since I don't know whether I have any chance to get my MPNP from here in Winnipeg.
I don't have any close relatives in Manitoba in order to increase my points. I want to ensure that I have a chance here to get MPNP and I'd really appreciate if someone can advise me what I should do.
Thank you.