Manitoba Updates in-Demand Occupation List for Immigration

In a significant move aimed at bolstering its local workforce and attracting skilled individuals, Modern Manitoba has introduced updates to its list of in-demand occupations. The province, known for its Community Driven Immigration Initiative, has outlined the following changes to its immigration criteria:

Updated In-Demand Occupations:

Applications will now be prioritized from individuals with recent experience in the following occupations:

• NOC 42202: Early Childhood Educators and Assistants (with two years of recent experience teaching or assisting with children under 5 years old).
• NOC 63200: Cooks
• Trades Occupations: 72401 Heavy Duty Mechanics (Vehicle), 72106 Welders, 94124 Woodworking Machine Operators, 94213 Industrial Painters.
• NOC 33102: Nurse’s Assistants (for applicants with two years of recent experience as a Nurse’s Aid, nurse’s assistant, or Health Care Aid, NOT as a nurse)

What is the eligibility criteria for Modern Manitoba?

To be eligible for Modern Manitoba’s Community Driven Immigration Initiative, candidates must meet the following criteria:

• Possess 2 or more years of recent experience in an MCDII target occupation.
• Hold a recent (within 2 years) general IELTS test score with a minimum of 5 in each band, or CLB5+ equivalency in French TEF/TCF.
• Fall within the age range of 21 to 45 years.
• Have no prior connections to other parts of Canada through friends, relatives, employment, or education.
• Completed a post-secondary education or training program of at least one-year duration, resulting in a diploma, certificate, or degree.
• Maintain settlement funds as stipulated by the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program.

What is the application process for Modern Manitoba?

The application process involves several key steps:

• Qualification Assessment: Determine your eligibility for the program.
• Application Submission: Apply for the Community Driven Immigration Initiative.
• Support and Exploration: Selected candidates receive a support letter and, if applicable, an invitation for an exploratory visit to Morden.
• Exploratory Visit (if required): Candidates conduct research on Morden and prepare for the MPNP application, which may include entering the MPNP’s EOI (Expression of Interest) pool.
• MPNP Application: Once chosen from the EOI pool, applicants can apply online for the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program.
• Nomination Letter: If minimum qualifications are met, candidates receive a Nomination Letter from MPNP.
• Federal Application: Using the Nomination Letter, candidates apply for federal processing via Canada’s official website.
• Review Process: Federal authorities conduct further assessments, including medical and criminal record checks.
• Permanent Residence Visas: Upon approval, successful candidates receive Permanent Residence Visas, enabling them and their families to relocate to Morden.

Modern Manitoba’s proactive approach toward immigration demonstrates its commitment to economic growth, diversification, and community-driven development. These changes aim to ensure a seamless and efficient process for skilled individuals seeking to make Morden their new home.

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