On December 27, 2024, Manitoba issued 276 Letters of Advice to Apply (LAAs) under its Provincial Nominee Program (PNP), focusing on skilled workers and specific high-demand occupations.
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Draw Highlights
General Skilled Worker Selection
- LAAs Issued: 239
- Lowest Ranking Score: 857
Occupation-Specific Streams Two targeted streams addressed labor shortages in specific sectors:
Health and Transit Occupations:
- LAAs Issued: 18
- NOC Codes Targeted: Surgeons, physicians, nurses, nurse practitioners, and transit operators.
Hospitality Management Occupation:
- LAAs Issued: 19
- Lowest Ranking Score: 632
NOC Code Targeted: Restaurant and food service managers.
Express Entry Integration
Of the total invitations, 56 went to candidates with valid Express Entry profiles and job seeker validation codes, streamlining their pathway to Canadian permanent residency.
Manitoba’s focus on attracting skilled talent through both general and targeted draws underscores its commitment to addressing labor market needs while offering newcomers a supportive environment to build their futures.
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