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Manitoba Labour and Immigration
Immigration, Settlement and Multiculturalism Division
7th Floor, 213 Notre Dame Avenue
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, R3B 1N3
Manitoba Provincial
Nominee Program
for Skilled Workers
Telephone: (Canada 001) 204-945-2806

Fax: (Canada 001) 204-948-2256
E-mail: immigratemanitoba@gov.mb.ca
Website: www.immigratemanitoba.com
Printed in Canada 09-09
ImmigratION to Manitoba, Canada
MANITOBA PROVINCIAL NOMINEE PROGRAM FOR SKILLED WORKERS
APPLICATION GUIDELINES AND FORMS

TABLE OF CONTENTS
PROGRAM GUIDELINES
PAGE
Introduction
Section 1: Am I eligible to apply?
Section 2: Self assessment a guide to assessment streams

Employer Direct stream
International Student stream
Family Support stream
General stream
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Section 3: How to submit your MPNP application
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Section 4: What happens next?
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Section 5: Immigration representatives
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GOVERNMENT OF MANITOBA FORMS

1. Document checklists
Employer Direct (MDOC EMPLOYER)
International Student (MDOC STUDENT)
Family Support (MDOC FAMILY)
Strategic Initiatives (MDOC STRATEGIC)
General (MDOC GENERAL)
2. Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program Application (MAPP)
3. Manitoba Adavit of Support (MAS)
GOVERNMENT OF CANADA FORMS

1.
2.
3.
4.
Application for Permanent Residence in Canada (IMM 0008 GENERIC)

Background/Declaration (IMM 0008 SCHEDULE 1)
Additional Family Information (IMM 5406)
Economic Classes - Provincial Nominees (IMM 0008 SCHEDULE 4)
Other federal immigration-related forms such as study and work permit applications
are available at the Citizenship and Immigration Canada website: cic.gc.ca
This MPNP application kit is provided free by the government of Manitoba and is not to be sold to applicants.
INTRODUCTION
How to immigrate to Manitoba, Canada
Thank you for choosing Manitoba. These guidelines
explain how to apply to the Manitoba Provincial
Nominee Program (MPNP) for Skilled Workers to be
nominated for permanent resident status in Canada.
The Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program is an
economic program that selects skilled workers who
have the potential to make a positive contribution to
the provincial economy.
Applications to the MPNP are assessed under five
dierent assessment streams according to the type
and strength of connection applicants have to the
province of Manitoba. MPNP eligibility criteria are
described in the section Am I Eligible to Apply? as
well as in the section for each assessment stream.
Please read all the application guidelines carefully
before you apply.
There is no fee required to apply to the MPNP. The

government of Manitoba has the sole authority to
nominate applicants for permanent resident status in
Canada, based on our assessment of your potential for
success in Manitoba as an independent skilled worker.
If you are nominated by the government of
Manitoba, you must then apply for Canadian
permanent resident status. The MPNP will provide
you with instructions explaining how to apply. You
must pay the required Government of Canada
immigration fees and meet statutory requirements
for medical and criminal admissibility. The
Government of Canada has the final authority to
issue a permanent resident visa.
Thank you for your interest in Manitoba as your
immigration destination in Canada.
All the forms you need to apply to the MPNP are

included in this application kit. If application criteria
or application forms have been updated since
the publication of this booklet, you will find
the most current information on our website at
immigratemanitoba.com.
SECTION 1:
AM I ELIGIBLE TO APPLY?
Answer the questions below to find out if you are
eligible to apply to the Manitoba Provincial Nominee
Program for Skilled Workers (MPNP).
1. Do I have legal status in my country of residence?
Do you have proof that you have legal status in
the country where you are now living? You are not
eligible to apply if you are now a refugee claimant or
a refused refugee claimant living in Canada. You may
apply from outside of Canada if you have proof of
legal status in your country of residence.
2. Am I a skilled worker who is employable in
Manitoba?
You need proof of training (including any required
licence or certification), work experience and
language ability to find employment in your assessed
occupation in Manitoba soon after you arrive. Your
assessed occupation is the occupation under which
an MPNP program ocer assesses your application
based on your training and main work experience.
The MPNP accepts applications in any occupation
where individuals satisfactorily demonstrate their
employability in their assessed occupation in Manitoba.
The MPNP will assess your employability in your
assessed occupation based on:
your documented education, training,
work experience and language skills
the current demand and potential for
long-term employment in your assessed
occupation in Manitoba
current description of duties, skills, talents
and work settings in the Canadian economy,
described in the National Occupational
Classification (NOC)
your transferable skills to other related
occupations with equal/similar skill levels
NOTE: Receiving approval under the MPNP does not

mean that you can immediately start working in your
assessed occupation once you arrive in Manitoba. You
may need to have your qualifications, education and
experience assessed when you arrive in the province.
For more information on regulated occupations and
qualifications recognition in Manitoba, visit the Work in
Manitoba section of immigratemanitoba.com.
3. Do I meet the eligibility criteria for one of the
MPNP assessment streams?
MPNP applicants must demonstrate a genuine
intention and ability to settle successfully in
Manitoba. The MPNP has four priority assessment
streams and a General stream based on the type of
connection applicants have to Manitoba. Priority
assessment streams are designed for applicants
who can demonstrate the strongest potential to
settle successfully and permanently in Manitoba.
Applications accepted under a priority assessment
stream will be assessed before applications accepted
under the General stream. To find out if you are
eligible to apply under one of the assessment
streams, refer to the tables in the following pages.
NOTE: No Application Deadline

There is no deadline for applying to the Manitoba
Provincial Nominee Program. However, program
criteria may change without notice and your
application will be assessed according to the criteria in
place at the time we receive your complete application.
The MPNP reserves the right to assess the

employability of any applicant in their assessed
occupation on a case-by-case basis.
AM I ELIGIBLE TO APPLY UNDER A
PRIORITY ASSESSMENT STREAM?

I HAVE:
I CAN APPLY UNDER
a valid work permit for full-time employment

AND worked for a Manitoba employer for at least six months
AND a long-term, full-time job oer from the same Manitoba employer
Employer Direct stream
a post-graduation work permit received after completing a post-secondary program in

Manitoba
a long-term, full-time job oer from a Manitoba employer for whom you have been
working for at least six months
International Student
stream
a close relative in Manitoba who has signed a Manitoba Adavit of Support (MAS)
AND I meet the minimum criteria for the Family Support stream
Family Support stream
AM I ELIGIBLE TO APPLY UNDER THE GENERAL STREAM?

If your application is not eligible for consideration under a priority stream you may be eligible to apply
under the General stream if you have one or more of the following:
a close relative in Manitoba
completed education in Manitoba
two distant relatives or friends in Manitoba

who have each signed a Manitoba Adavit of
Support (MAS)
previous work experience in Manitoba

(at least six months)
Please review the specific criteria for each of these factors in the section Self Assessment General stream.
AM I ELIGIBLE TO APPLY UNDER A STRATEGIC INITIATIVE?

Strategic initiatives are undertaken at the discretion of the MPNP in accordance with program needs
and available resources. You are eligible to apply to the MPNP through a strategic initiative if you:
participated in an exploratory visit to Manitoba confirmed by the MPNP, had an interview with a MPNP ocer and
received an invitation to apply
were interviewed by a MPNP ocer and received a letter of invitation to apply as part of a MPNP targeted overseas
promotional initiative
To find out about current strategic initiatives please visit our website at immigratemanitoba.com.
4. Do I have sucient settlement supports?

The MPNP is not a sponsorship program. To be
nominated, you must be able to demonstrate your
ability to successfully settle in Manitoba as a skilled
worker.
You are eligible to apply to the MPNP only if you can
provide evidence of financial resources in your own
name demonstrating that you are able to:
pay your Government of Canada immigration
fees and travel expenses to Manitoba
support yourself while you are looking for
employment
ensure your successful settlement in
Manitoba
As a general requirement, you should have at least
$10,000 Cdn, plus $2,000 Cdn for each accompanying
dependant. You can demonstrate that you have
sucient settlement funds in your name by including
the following documents with your application:
original or notarized copies of bank

statement(s) and certificate(s) of deposit(s)
demonstrating a clear financial history of
sucient and transferable settlement funds in
your name and/or the name of your spouse/
common-law partner, if applicable
In addition, you may also provide

notarized copies of securities and other
short-term 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
applicant or spouse/common-law partner,
with objective valuation of fair market value
If there are currency controls in your country
of residence, the MPNP may require proof of
transferability of settlement funds. In all cases, you
must provide evidence of some settlement funds in
your name. Additional information about settlement
funds requirements can be found under each stream
in the Self Assessment section.
5. Do I have a complete application with all required

forms and documents?
If you meet all eligibility criteria, you must provide all
required forms and documents described in one of
our document checklists (MDOC) for yourself and for
all of your accompanying dependants. The MPNP will
not accept incomplete applications.
6. Who can be included in my application?
Manitoba values the contribution that family units
can make to the economic development of our
province and encourages the inclusion of eligible
family members in your application to the MPNP.
Eligible family members included in your application
are called accompanying dependants.
Eligible accompanying dependants include:
your spouse (legal marriage or at least one
year of common-law partnership*)
children under age 18 of whom you have

legal custody and who are either your
biological or adopted children, or those of
your spouse or common-law partner
adult children who are:

- under age 22 and not married or in a
common-law relationship
- over age 22 and not financially
independent due to a physical or mental
condition
- over age 22 and pursuing full-time
academic, professional or vocational
training
* A fianc(e) is not a dependant for purposes
of immigration. If your fianc(e) intends to

accompany you to Manitoba and you are not
getting married before you apply to the MPNP, he/
she will need to fill out his/her own application and
qualify as a principal applicant.
Please note that you must be able to show enough

settlement funds for all family members that you
include in your MPNP application.
If your children do not meet the above criteria, but
want to come to Manitoba with you, they can still
apply to the MPNP program. They must submit a
separate application at the same time as you and
indicate they are connected to your application.
Please note the following:

All existing dependants must be declared to the
MPNP before you are nominated.
New dependants, after you have been nominated
(such as a newborn), must be declared to the MPNP
and the Government of Canada visa oce before
you and your dependants are issued permanent
resident visas, whether they are accompanying
you to Canada or not. If you do not declare new
dependants, and they do not undergo medical
examinations, you may not be able to sponsor them
in the future.
If your dependants are not accompanying you

to Canada at this time, you will need to apply
separately to sponsor them through a Government
of Canada sponsorship program after you settle in
Manitoba. (Note: The MPNP cannot assist you with
a sponsorship application.)
Children who meet the criteria for adult dependant
at the time you receive nomination from the
province and later change their status (get married,
stop/complete their university education, have
children, etc.) cannot be included in your application
for permanent resident status at a visa oce,
and will likely be withdrawn from your MPNP
application. Please note that the MPNP will not
issue certificates for those individuals after you
received nomination, unless they meet the criteria
of one of the MPNP streams.
SECTION 2: SELF ASSESSMENT
A GUIDE TO MPNP ASSESSMENT STREAMS

This section provides detailed information about
each MPNP assessment stream. Both you and
your spouse or common-law partner, if applicable,
should review the information individually. This will
help you to assess your potential for a successful
application to the MPNP. The person who meets
the eligibility criteria for a specific stream, and
is the most qualified, should be the principal
applicant. The other spouse can be included as an
accompanying dependant.
OPTION 1: EMPLOYER DIRECT STREAM

Manitoba recognizes that employers play an
essential role in helping newcomers settle
successfully in Manitoba and that immigrants can
provide a valuable source of skilled workers to our
labour force. All occupations are eligible under the
Employer Direct stream.
The MPNP Employer Direct stream is a priority
assessment stream that helps employers retain a
foreign worker with the required skills for a position
they may have been unable to fill with a Canadian
citizen or permanent resident. You are eligible
to apply to the MPNP under the Employer Direct
stream if you fulfill the following conditions:
You are employed full-time in Manitoba with

a temporary work permit, have been working
for the same employer for at least six months,
and have received an oer of long-term,
full-time employment from that employer
You have all the qualifications required for the
position, including training (and any licence
or certification required in Manitoba), work
experience and language ability.
Manitoba employers please note: If you are a

Manitoba employer interested in recruiting
foreign workers, please visit the For
Manitoba Employers section of our website
immigratemanitoba.com
Application Process Employer Direct Stream

1. Foreign worker obtains a job oer from a
Manitoba employer.
Most job oers from Canadian employers require a
positive labour market opinion from Service Canada.
For more information about this requirement,
please visit the Citizenship and Immigration Canada
website at cic.gc.ca.
2. Foreign worker applies for temporary work permit.
Foreign workers can apply at the Canadian embassy,
high commission or consulate in their country of
residence for a temporary work permit to work in
Canada. For additional information about processing
requirements, times and fees, please visit the
Citizenship and Immigration Canada website.
3. Foreign worker applies to MPNP for nomination
to obtain a Canadian permanent resident visa.
Foreign workers, who have worked in Manitoba
for at least six months, can apply to the MPNP for
a nomination to obtain a Canadian permanent
resident visa, provided they have:
a valid temporary work permit issued by
Citizenship and Immigration Canada
current employment with a Manitoba employer
a long-term, full-time job oer in Manitoba from
that same employer
Settlement funds under the Employer Direct stream

If you are currently employed in Manitoba, it may
not be necessary for you to have at least $10,000
Cdn in your name, as explained in the section
Am I Eligible to Apply? The MPNP will take into
consideration your current income in Manitoba.
But in all cases, you must provide evidence of some
settlement funds in your name.
Provincial nominee awaiting permanent

resident visa may apply for a work permit.
If you have been nominated by the MPNP, you may
be eligible to:
apply for a temporary work permit if you
wish to begin working in Manitoba before
you obtain a permanent resident visa
extend your work permit while your
application for a permanent resident visa
is being processed
You will need:
an oer of a long-term, full-time job from
a registered Manitoba employer related to
your assessed occupation*
a supporting letter from the MPNP
* Contact our oce for more information.
OPTION 2: INTERNATIONAL STUDENT STREAM

The MPNP International Student stream is a priority
assessment stream for international students
who graduated from a Manitoba post-secondary
institution, who have established strong ties to
Manitoba and intend to live, work and establish
their careers in this province.
You are eligible to apply to the MPNP under the
International Student stream if you have:
graduated from a recognized post-secondary,
educational program of at least eight months
(one academic year) in Manitoba
obtained a post-graduation work permit from
Citizenship and Immigration Canada
worked for a Manitoba employer on a full-time

basis for at least six months and received an
oer of long-term, full time employment from
the same employer
Application Process
International Student Stream
1. Individual applies for a student permit.
Individuals interested in studying in Manitoba
can apply for a student permit at a Canadian
embassy or consulate in their country of residence.
For additional information about processing
requirements, times and fees, please visit the
Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) website.
2. International student graduate applies for a
post-graduation work permit.
You are eligible to apply for a post-graduation work
permit if:
You have completed a program of at least

eight months (one academic year) from an
eligible post-secondary institution in Canada
and you received notification that you are
eligible to obtain a degree, diploma or
certificate.
You have a valid study permit when you

apply for the work permit.
You submit a complete work permit

application, including all required fees
and supporting documents, to the Case
Processing Centre in Vegreville, Alberta
T9C 1W1, within 90 days of receiving
written confirmation from the postsecondary institution that you have met the
requirements of the academic program.
The CIC booklet Applying for a Work Permit

Student Guide (IMM 5580), as well as application
forms and information about processing
requirements, processing times and fees, are
available on the CIC website.
If you need more information about applying for
a work permit, please speak to the international
student advisor at your post-secondary institution.
3. International student graduate works in

Manitoba for six months.
After completing a post-secondary program in
Manitoba and obtaining a post-graduate work
permit, you must obtain a job oer and work fulltime with the same employer in Manitoba for at
least six months before being eligible to apply to
the MPNP under the International Student stream.
4. International student graduate submits
complete application to the MPNP.
If you meet all the criteria described in the section
Am I Eligible to Apply? you may submit a complete
application package to the MPNP according to the
document checklist (MDOC STUDENT) including a
copy of a full-time, long-term job oer and a valid
post-graduation work permit.
Settlement funds under the International Student
stream
If you are currently employed in Manitoba, it may not
be necessary for you to have at least $10,000 Cdn in
your name as explained in the Am I Eligible to Apply?
section. The MPNP considers your current income in
Manitoba. But in all cases, you must provide evidence
of some settlement funds in your name.
NOTE: Info sessions for international students

The MPNP regularly holds information sessions
for international students at our oce in
Winnipeg, Manitoba. Attend if you are having
diculty finding post-graduate employment or
simply want more information about the MPNP.
For details, visit immigratemanitoba.com
or phone us at 204-945-2806.
OPTION 3: FAMILY SUPPORT STREAM

The MPNP Family Support stream is a priority
assessment stream for skilled workers who can
demonstrate they have the strong support of a close
relative who is successfully established in Manitoba.
You are eligible to apply to the MPNP under the
Family Support stream if you:
provide proof of a close relative in Manitoba

defined as a mother/father, son/daughter,
sister/brother, aunt/uncle, niece/nephew,
grandparent or first cousin (your aunt/uncles
son/daughter)
provide a Manitoba Adavit of Support

(MAS) completed and signed by a close
relative in Manitoba, indicating his/her
intention and ability to support your
successful settlement in Manitoba
give the authority to disclose information

to the Manitoba close relative who is
expected to be closely involved with the
application process
are able to meet minimum age, education,

work experience, employability and
language ability requirements for the
Family Support stream described in the
following table. (If there is a dierence
between how you assess yourself under
the minimum criteria and a MPNP program
ocers assessment, the program ocers
assessment will be used.)
AM I ELIGIBLE TO APPLY UNDER THE FAMILY SUPPORT STREAM?

Factor
Criteria
1 AGE
No
You are between the ages of 21 and 49.
2 EDUCATION/
TRAINING
You have completed a minimum of a one-year, post-secondary educational or

training program and received a diploma, certificate or degree.
3 WORK
EXPERIENCE
You have a minimum of two years of full-time work experience within the past
five years.
4 LANGUAGE
ABILITY
You have job-ready language proficiency based on education, employment

documents and/or English test results (minimum score of five points in IELTS
general test International English Language Testing System). See document
checklist (MDOC-FAMILY) for details.
5 ADAPTABILITY
A. You can satisfactorily demonstrate intention and ability to establish

successfully in Manitoba, based on your connection to the province,
including settlement supports from family in Manitoba.
B. You are employable in Manitoba, based on your training and work experience
related to your assessed occupation. All occupations are eligible under the
MPNP but the program ocer will determine your employability potential in
your assessed occupation, based on your past education, training, experience,
language skills and regulatory requirements in Manitoba.
Application Process Family Support Stream

1. Close relative in Manitoba completes Manitoba
Adavit of Support (MAS).
In your MPNP application, you must include a

completed MAS form, which your close relative
in Manitoba must fill in, sign and have witnessed
by a Manitoba commissioner for oaths or notary
public, together with evidence that this person is
a Canadian citizen or permanent resident and has
lived in Manitoba for at least one year. (A permanent
resident is a person who is legally in Canada as an
immigrant, but who is not yet a Canadian citizen.)
NOTE: It is illegal in Manitoba for a commissioner
for oaths to charge any fee to witness a document.
A notary public may charge a fee.
If your close relative in Manitoba has supported the
applications of other applicants for immigration to
Canada, he/she must give this information to the
MPNP in the MAS form, and must include current
address and employment status of the previously
supported or sponsored person(s).
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Yes
The MPNP reserves the right to determine that a

Manitoba Adavit of Support is invalid if a program
ocer is not satisfied that:
your close relative has demonstrated

suciently strong ties to you or to Manitoba
your close relative is able to support you,
based on the number of applications
previously or currently supported by the
same individual
any previous applicants to the MPNP
supported by your close relative have
established themselves successfully in
Manitoba
2. Applicant submits a complete application to

the MPNP.
If you meet all the criteria outlined above you may
submit a complete application package to the MPNP
according to the document checklist (MDOC-FAMILY),
including the original MAS, the Declaration of Financial
Support, if applicable, and signed release designating
your relative as your Manitoba representative.
Settlement funds under the Family Support stream

If you cannot demonstrate sucient settlement funds
in your name and you are applying under the Family
Support stream, the MPNP may accept a Declaration
of Financial Support (MAS page 3) provided that it is
from a close relative in Manitoba and that the relative
has the ability to assist you financially.
In any case, you still need to provide evidence of
some liquid funds in your name. Please refer to the
section Am I Eligible to Apply? for more information
regarding settlement funds.
OPTION 4: GENERAL STREAM

The MPNP General stream is for skilled workers who
can be assessed enough points in each assessment
factor and who can demonstrate their intention and
ability to establish successfully and permanently in
Manitoba. To be eligible to apply to the MPNP under
the General stream, you must provide one of the
following:
proof of a close relative in Manitoba
Skilled workers who apply under the General stream

will be considered for nomination if they can satisfy
the MPNP that they:
can be assessed sucient points for
consideration
have the training, work experience
and language ability necessary
for long-term employment in Manitoba
have demonstrated a clear
ability and intention to establish
permanently and successfully in
Manitoba
To be considered, you must score at least 55 points as
assessed by a MPNP program ocer according to the
criteria in the following table. If there is a dierence
between the points you give yourself and the
points the program ocer awards you, the ocers
assessment will be the one that is used.
two adavits of support (MAS), each

completed by a close friend or distant
relative in Manitoba
evidence that you have six months of fulltime work experience in Manitoba
proof that you completed an educational
program in Manitoba (excluding language
programs)
NOTE: Applicants with close relatives in Manitoba

should only apply to the General stream if they do
not meet the eligibility criteria for the Family Support
priority assessment stream.
Assessment in the General stream is partly based on a
point system. Your application will be assessed points
according to several factors including age, education,
work experience, language ability and adaptability.
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GENERAL STREAM: SELFASSESSMENT CRITERIA

FACTOR 1: AGE
The principal applicants age points are calculated according to the date his/her application reaches the MPNP.
Years
Points
18
19
20
21 49
50
51
52
53
54 or older
4
6
8
10
8
6
4
2
0
Maximum points = 10
Your Total
FACTOR 2: EDUCATION/TRAINING
The principal applicants education points are based on the documented proof of completed education and training
programs. Refer to the document checklist (MDOC GENERAL) for information regarding required documents.
Years
10
12
11 - 13
14 - 16
17 - 18
Points
(completed secondary school)
(completed secondary school)
(completed a post-secondary program of at least one year)
(completed one post-secondary program of two years or more)
(completed two post-secondary programs of at least two years each)
Masters degree or Doctorate
Maximum points = 20
10
12
14
16
18
20
Your Total
FACTOR 3: WORK EXPERIENCE

The principal applicants work experience points are based on documented proof of work experience in the past 10 years.
Refer to the document checklist (MDOC-GENERAL) for information regarding required documents.
Years
Points
Six months (uninterrupted full-time employment)
Four points for each year of full-time employment to a maximum of four years (or 16 points)
4 per year
Maximum points = 16
Your Total
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FACTOR 4: LANGUAGE ABILITY

The principal applicants language ability points are calculated according to documented proof of training and ability in both
English and French. Refer to the document checklist (MDOC-GENERAL) for information regarding required documents.
Proficiency in English and/or French will help you find employment in Manitoba. If you have proficiency in both languages, choose
the one you are more comfortable using; this will be considered your first ocial language.
Applicants under the General stream who claim English proficiency must include International English Testing System (IELTS) results
unless this table indicates otherwise. There is no minimum score required to apply.
You may also be able to demonstrate your language ability if you were interviewed in person by a MPNP program ocer, during
your exploratory visit or meeting overseas.
First ocial language
Points
Applicant is from an English/French speaking country (fluent) no test required or IELTS score of
8 to 10.
12
Applicant is currently immersed, working or studying in English or French environment and has been doing
so for at least the past two years no test required or IELTS score of 7.
10
Applicant has completed one or two-year, post-secondary educational program delivered in English/French in
an English or French-speaking country within the past two years no test required or IELTS score of 6.5.
Applicant has competent proficiency based on IELTS score of 6.
English or French is the common second language used in secondary and post-secondary school system
in applicants country of residence and applicant has sucient language ability to be employable in his/her
assessed occupation based on education documents or overall IELTS score of 5.5.
Applicant has received some instruction and is employable in Manitoba based on IELTS score of 5.
Applicant has received some language instruction and has sucient ability to begin working in
English or French but still finds it dicult and will need language classes based on IELTS score of 4 and 4.5.
Applicant has limited language ability but can use first language (mother tongue) in a given workplace
in Manitoba for which s/he has a job oer or submits IELTS score of 3.
Applicant has very limited ability based on IELTS score of 2 and 2.5.
2 or 3
Applicant has no ability, requires language instruction prior to eective employment search or has
not submitted satisfactory documentation to demonstrate language ability.
Maximum points = 12
Your total in first ocial language

Second ocial language (no test required)
Points
Applicant is from an English/French speaking country (fluent).
Applicant is currently immersed, working or studying in English or French environment and has been so for at
least the past two years.
Applicant has completed a one or two-year, post-secondary educational program in an English or

French-speaking country within the past two years.
Applicant has received at least two years of post-secondary education or has at least two years work
experience within the past five years in English or French.
English or French is the common second language used in the primary and secondary school system in your
country of residence.
Applicant has been interviewed by the Manitoba employer and language ability is considered sucient.
3
2
1
Maximum points = 6
Your total in second ocial language

Maximum points = 18
Your total (first and second ocial languages)

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FACTOR 5: ADAPTABILITY
The principal applicants adaptability points are calculated according to documented proof of a strong connection to
Manitoba and employability potential in their assessed occupation, demonstrating the applicant has the potential to
settle successfully and permanently in this province. Refer to the document checklist (MDOC-GENERAL) for information
regarding required documents.
All occupations are eligible under the MPNP, but the program ocer will determine your employability potential in your
assessed occupation based on your past education, training, work experience, language skills and regulatory requirements
in Manitoba.
Criteria
Social supports in Manitoba
Points
NOTE: You cannot be assessed points for both the close relative and the family-like support criteria.
Support of close relative in Manitoba

You must provide proof of relationship to a close relative in Manitoba, defined as:
son/daughter, mother/father, sister/brother, grandmother/grandfather
uncle/aunt (mothers or fathers brother or sister)
first cousin (uncles or aunts son or daughter)
If your relative has lived in Manitoba for less than one year, provide proof that he/she is well-established in
Manitoba (proof of employment, proof of residence, Canada Revenue Agency Notice of Assessment, etc.) The
MPNP reserves the right not to consider support from any close relatives who cannot satisfy a program ocer
that they have established strong ties to Manitoba.
OR
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Family-like support from distant relatives or friends in Manitoba

You must provide complete MAS forms from at least two people known to you and who live in the area to which
you are destined in the province.
The MPNP reserves the right not to consider MAS from friends or distant relatives who cannot satisfy a program
ocer that they:
have demonstrated strong ties to Manitoba or the applicant

are able to support the applicant, based on the number and outcome of applications under any Canadian
immigration program the individual has previously supported
Previous education or work experience in Manitoba

Work experience in Manitoba
You must provide letters of reference from Manitoba employer(s) and work permit(s) demonstrating that you
have completed at least six months of continuous, full-time employment in Manitoba within the past 10 years.
10
Completed post-secondary education in Manitoba of two years or more

You must provide certificates, transcripts and study permit(s).
OR
10
Completed post-secondary education in Manitoba of eight to 12 months

You must provide educational certificates, transcripts and study permit(s).
Completed high school in Manitoba

You must provide certificates, transcripts and study permit(s) demonstrating at least two years of study.
Destination in Manitoba
Regional immigration
You can prove that your destination is outside of Winnipeg, based on either employment, education or family/
family-like support documents demonstrating potential to settle successfully and permanently in a Manitoba
region outside of the city of Winnipeg.
Maximum points = 42
Your Total
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GENERAL STREAM: SELF-ASSESSMENT WORKSHEET
Enter your total points from the previous five sections on the worksheet below.
SELECTION FACTORS
MAXIMUM
POINTS
Age
10
Education
20
Work experience
16
Language
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YOUR
POINTS
Adaptability
close relative in Manitoba OR
12
family-like support of distant relative or friend in Manitoba
full-time work experience in Manitoba of six months or more
10
completed post-secondary education in Manitoba of two years or more OR
10
completed post-secondary education in Manitoba, eight to 18 months
completed high school in Manitoba
regional immigration
Your Total
SELF-ASSESSMENT RESULTS
Approval requires YES for all factors
You have sucient points for consideration: 55 points or more.
YES
NO
You have sucient settlement funds and/or settlement supports in Manitoba.
YES
NO
You have satisfactorily demonstrated both the ability and intention

to establish successfully in Manitoba based on your connection and
employability potential in Manitoba.
YES
NO
NOTE: MPNP program ocers have the discretion to apply a personal suitability consideration on a case-by-case basis,
based on your demonstrated ability to establish successfully in Manitoba.
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SECTION 3:
HOW TO SUBMIT YOUR APPLICATION

1. Complete the forms included in this application kit.
This kit contains all required forms. The forms are
also available on our website. All forms are free. You
must use the forms provided by MPNP. They can be
originals, printouts from the website or photocopies.
Computer-generated forms from non-ocial software
or other mechanically produced forms will not be
accepted. Refer to the applicable document checklist
(MDOC) to find out which forms you (and others, such
as dependants, your relatives or friends) must fill. The
forms that are required depend on the stream under
which you are applying.
2. Gather your supporting documents.
Collect documents to demonstrate that you meet
MPNP eligibility criteria and to confirm your identity,
family status, education, work experience, language
skills and finances. The applicable document checklist
(MDOC) explains what supporting documents you
must submit. It is your responsibility to submit all
supporting documents. If documents are missing, are
not translated*, are not readable or understandable,
your application may not be accepted.
* The MPNP will only accept translations prepared by
certified translators or professionally done translations
notarized by a notary public or commissioner for oaths or
equivalent ocial in your country of residence.
3. Organize your application package.

Review and organize your completed forms and
supporting documents according to the information on
one of the document checklists (MDOC). Incomplete
applications will not be accepted for assessment.
Please collate your pages and secure them with one
paper clip.
Do not bind your application or put the pages
in a ring binder.
Do not enclose individual pages in plastic,
envelopes or folders.
Do not tie, sew, bolt or glue the pages together.
Do not use multiple staples or paper clips.
Do not send multiple copies of identical
documents.
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4. Make photocopies of your application package.

Photocopy all your completed forms and supporting
documents so that you have:
a) A MPNP application package to send to the Manitoba
Provincial Nominee Program.
This package should include the original Manitoba
Provincial Nominee Application form (MAPP), original
MAS, if applicable, photocopied Government of
Canada forms and copies of supporting documents
according to the instructions on the document
checklist (MDOC). Ensure that translations and
copies of your education, employment and financial
documents have been notarized.
b) A Government of Canada application package to
send to the Canadian visa oce at a later time,
if you are nominated by the MPNP. This package
should include original Government of Canada
forms and copies of supporting documents. The
MPNP will give you a Government of Canada
checklist and instructions for applying to the
visa oce if and when your provincial nominee
application is approved.
If you submit original documents in your application,
they will not be returned to you, unless the MPNP
requests such documents during the assessment of
your application, in which case you will be advised to
provide a self-addressed pre-paid envelope for the
documents to be returned to you.
5. Send us your MPNP application.
Mail your complete application, including all forms
and documents specified in the applicable document
checklist (MDOC), to the Manitoba Provincial Nominee
Program oce in Winnipeg, Manitoba, deliver it in
person or have the person you designated as your
representative deliver it for you.
MPNP MAILING ADDRESS

7th Floor - 213 Notre Dame Avenue
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada R3B 1N3
We recommend that you provide a Manitoba mailing

address in your MAPP form (page 1) to ensure that
correspondence from us reaches you in a secure and
timely manner. (For example, use the address of your
relative or friend who lives in Manitoba.)
We remind you to complete the Authority to Disclose
Personal Information form (MAPP SCHEDULE 1)
indicating a designated representative (Manitoba
relative, friend or paid immigration representative)
who can obtain information on your behalf. If this form
is not completed and signed by you, the MPNP cannot
communicate with anyone but you.
NOTE: The MPNP will communicate with only one
authorized representative.
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SECTION 4:
WHAT HAPPENS NEXT?

ASSESSMENT PROCESS
The following explains the standard procedure for
a successful applicant. Other possible application
results are explained afterward.
1. Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program receives
your application.
The MPNP will send a letter to the postal mailing
address you provided on your MAPP form, informing
you that we have received your application.
Incomplete or ineligible applications will not be
accepted and your application will be returned to
your mailing address.
2. MPNP assesses your application.
Complete, eligible applications are given a file
number and assigned to the appropriate stream.
A MPNP program ocer assesses your application
based on how your information matches the
eligibility criteria. A second ocer reviews the
assessment. Once a decision has been finalized, you
will be contacted in writing. This decision will not be
given over the telephone or by e-mail.
To facilitate this process you have to:
Complete all forms and attach all documents
required for the application, as noted in the
applicable document checklist (MDOC).
Write or fax us immediately about any
changes to the information you gave in
your application, such as mailing address,
dependants, representative, education,
employment or financial status.
APPROVED APPLICATIONS
1. MPNP sends you an approval letter.
If your application to the MPNP is approved, we will
mail you a Letter of Approval. A formal Certificate
of Nomination will be sent directly to the Canadian
embassy, high commission or consulate in your country.
NOTE: Before you quit your job or sell your
possessions, you must apply for and receive
permanent resident visas from the Government of
Canada for you and your accompanying dependants.
2. You apply to Citizenship and Immigration Canada
for a permanent resident visa.
If you are nominated by the Manitoba Provincial
Nominee Program, we will mail you a nomination
package together with the Letter of Approval. The
package includes instructions on how to apply
for your permanent resident visa at the Canadian
embassy, high commission or consulate in your
country. Submit your visa application, processing fees
and the original Letter of Approval before the expiry
date that is noted on your Letter of Approval.
The Government of Canada is responsible for
ensuring that all applicants for permanent resident
status meet the requirements of the Immigration
and Refugee Protection Act and all medical, criminal
and background checks. The Government of Canada
has the final authority to approve or refuse a
permanent resident visa.
Processing times can vary based on number of

applications recieved in each stream, completness
of your application and time required to complete
necesary verifications. The MPNP does not respond
to inquiries about application status.
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The following events may happen to nominated

applicants depending on the circumstances.
3. Nominated person may seek temporary work
permit.
If you have obtained a job oer from a Manitoba
employer after you were nominated by MPNP, the
MPNP may issue a supporting letter for a work
permit application.
Note: The employer has to be registered with the
province (manitoba.ca/labour/standards/index.html)
before you ask for a supporting letter.
This will allow you to apply for a temporary work
permit at the Canadian embassy, high commission
or consulate in your country of residence. If
you are currently employed in Manitoba on a
temporary work permit, you should contact the
MPNP two months before the expiry date of
that work permit. We may provide you with a
supporting letter that will allow you to apply to
CIC to have your work permit renewed.
APPLICATIONS NOT APPROVED

Nomination under the MPNP is at the sole discretion
of Manitoba.
If the MPNP decides not to nominate your
application, you will receive a letter by regular mail
with reasons for the decision.
Applications are not approved in situations including,
but not limited to, the following:
You fail to demonstrate that you have sucient
work experience, training (including any licence

or certification required to find employment in
their assessed occupation in Manitoba).
You have insucient language ability to be

employable in Manitoba.
You fail to demonstrate your ability and intention

to establish permanently in Manitoba.
You have not provided suciently detailed,
credible documentation for full assessment.
4. MPNP may withdraw your Certificate of

Nomination.
The MPNP has the right to withdraw a Certificate
of Nomination if the applicant has provided false
or misleading information, or no longer meets the
criteria under which he or she was nominated.
Applicants falsely declaring their intent to live
and work in Manitoba, or who provide false or
misleading information or documents in their
applications, may also be subject to enforcement
action by the Government of Canada, before and
after a permanent resident visa is issued.
You fail to demonstrate that you meet the
eligibility criteria of the stream under which the

application is being assessed.
You fail to demonstrate you have sucient and
confirmed settlement supports from relatives or

friends who are established residents of Manitoba
and have strong ties to you.
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MPNP may review its decision not to nominate.

The MPNP may formally review a decision on an
application if:
I. you submit a written request signed by you within
60 days of the date on the result letter, AND
II. the request provides sucient details to
indicate that the program ocer may have
made an error in the assessment of the
application based on the reasons described in
the result letter and the documents included in
the application at the time of the assessment.
The MPNP reserves the right to reject any request for
a formal review that does not meet the conditions
described above or that is based on:
the submission of new documents, including
an oer of employment
employability
strength of relationship to Manitoba
supporters
language ability, if you have not provided
IELTS results
retention (ability and/or intention to remain
in the province)
WITHDRAWING YOUR APPLICATION

For all applicants: If you want to withdraw your
application to the MPNP
Send a signed, written request by mail, e-mail or
fax. You may resubmit your application at any time.
An immigration representative may withdraw an
application on your behalf by submitting a written
request signed by you.
To withdraw your application after receiving
a letter of approval, send a written, signed
request to both the MPNP and to the Canadian
embassy, high commission or consulate to
which the MPNP sent your Certificate of
Nomination. (Note: The Government of Canada
does not refund visa-processing fees.)
In the event of a formal review, we will mail the

applicant a written notice of the result.
Applicants who received a decision not to be
nominated may reapply.
You may reapply to the MPNP after six months
from the date on the result letter or after you have
addressed the reasons why your application was not
approved. When you reapply, you must show that you
have sucient training, experience and/or a stronger
connection to Manitoba to support a new application.
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SECTION 5:
IMMIGRATION REPRESENTATIVES
For purposes of the Manitoba Provincial Nominee
Program, an immigration representative is someone
you pay and authorize to represent, advise, consult
or look into the status of your application. A
representative can be a lawyer or consultant you hire
to prepare your MPNP application. The MPNP has
no ocial immigration representatives acting on its
behalf and does not endorse or require the services
of an immigration representative or recruiter.
NOTE: All applicants must sign and return the

Code of Conduct, whether or not they have a paid
immigration representative. If you have a paid
immigration representative, that person must also
sign the Code of Conduct. The MPNP reserves the
right not to accept an application if it determines
that a representative or applicant has not complied
with the terms specified in the Code of Conduct.
Any applicant who uses the services of an

immigration representative or recruiter does so
at his or her own risk. Applicants are responsible
to check that representatives they choose are
ethical and competent to work on their behalf and
authorized according to the provisions of the Code
of Conduct (MAPP SCHEDULE 2).
The MPNP is not responsible for the resolution of

any disputes arising between applicants and their
immigration representative. Applicants may remove
a named representative from their application at
any time by providing a request in writing to the
MPNP, signed by the applicant. Applicants must
remove an existing representative before changing
to a new representative.
If you use the services of an immigration

representative or recruiter in connection with
an application to the MPNP, you must provide
the MPNP with the complete name and contact
information for the specific individual and/or
company. Failure to give us this information may
result in the refusal of your MPNP application.
Manitoba will only recognize or release information
to a paid immigration representative who:
The MPNP will disclose information to only one

designated representative for each application.
Designated representatives must be named under
the Authority to Disclose Personal Information of
the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Application form
(MAPP SCHEDULE 1). For purposes of assessing an
application, the MPNP will communicate directly
with the applicant whenever necessary.
is a member in good standing of the

Canadian Society of Immigration Consultants
(CSIC) or a law society in Canada
has signed the Code of Conduct for
immigration representatives
is named by the applicant in a signed
Authority to Disclose Personal Information
form (MAPP SCHEDULE 1)
the MPNP considers not to have engaged in
activities contrary to the interests of MPNP
program integrity as described by the Code
of Conduct
NOTE: Under Manitoba legislation, it is illegal for

recruiters/immigration representatives to charge
foreign workers or future immigrants for a job oer
in Manitoba. All recruitment costs must be covered
by the Manitoba employer seeking foreign workers.
To find out more about immigration
representatives, visit these websites:
1. Employment Standards: manitoba.ca/labour/
standards/index.html
2. Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program:
immigratemanitoba.com
3. Citizenship and Immigration Canada: cic.gc.ca
4. Law Society of Manitoba: lawsociety.mb.ca
5. Canadian Society of Immigration Consultants:
csic-scci.ca
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MANITOBA PROVINCIAL NOMINEE PROGRAM
DOCUMENT CHECKLIST EMPLOYER DIRECT STREAM

MDOC EMPLOYER
Please complete this document checklist to ensure that you submit a complete application package, containing all
required forms and supporting documents. Forms and documents should be included in your application in the order
described on this checklist. Only complete application packages will be accepted for assessment.
A.
ELIGIBILITY REQUIREMENTS
1. EMPLOYER DIRECT STREAM

copy of valid temporary work permit (If you are currently working in Manitoba you must have been
employed here for at least six months before applying to the MPNP under the Employer Direct stream.)
OR
original letter signed by a Manitoba employer oering you a long-term, full-time job in Manitoba, AND
B.
IMMIGRATION FORMS
You must complete and attach all of the following forms as described. Keep originals of all Government of Canada
forms to submit to the visa oce if you are nominated by Manitoba and submit copies of those forms to our oce.
1. MANITOBA FORM
MAPP - Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program Application Form
one original form (six pages) completed and signed by both the applicant and spouse (even if
not accompanying), including signatures to the Code of Conduct for Immigration Representatives,
Information Release and Applicant Declaration.
2. GOVERNMENT OF CANADA FORMS
Application for Permanent Residence in Canada Form (IMM 0008 GENERIC)
copy of form completed by the principal applicant
include a photocopied photo of the principal applicant and each accompanying family member
Background Declaration Form (IMM 0008 SCHEDULE 1)
copies of forms completed and signed by the principal applicant, spouse and each dependant over the
age of 18, whether they are accompanying you to Canada or not
copies of refusal letters from Citizenship and Immigration Canada and/or the MPNP or other PNP programs,
if applicable
Additional Family Information Form (IMM 5406)
age of 18 whether they are accompanying you to Canada or not
Economic Classes - Provincial Nominees Form (IMM 0008 SCHEDULE 4)
copy of the form completed and signed by the principal applicant
C.
SUPPORTING DOCUMENTS
1. IDENTIFICATION, DEPENDANTS AND TRAVEL DOCUMENTS
Identification
copies of birth certificates showing names of both parents for principal applicant and spouse
copy of National Identity Card for principal applicant and spouse, if applicable
Marital status
Include copy of applicable document(s):
marriage certificate
documents proving common-law relationship for at least one year
divorce certificate or proof of separation for previous relationships
death certificate
MDOC EMPLOYER PAGE 1
Children
copies of birth certificates showing names of both parents for each dependent child
copies of adoption papers for any and each adopted child
if parents are divorced or separated, copies of legal documents indicating custody agreements for children
under age 18
proof of continuous full-time studies for any accompanying dependant age 22 to 25
Passport / travel documents
copies of passports or travel documents (or proof of application for passports or travel documents) for
principal applicant, spouse and dependent children including pages showing the passport number, date of
issue and expiration, photo, name, date and place of birth
copies of visas and/or status document for country of residence if dierent than country of citizenship
copies of entry visas, immigration stamps and temporary status permits for previous and current visits to Canada
2. EDUCATION, TRAINING AND EMPLOYMENT DOCUMENTS
Education and training
notarized copies of educational/training degrees, diplomas, certificates and ocial transcripts including
names and locations of institutions for principal applicant and spouse
attach a certified translation into English or French to each document issued in another language
English and/or French language ability
copy of educational, testing and/or employment documents demonstrating ability in either or both ocial
language(s) for both applicant and spouse
copies of non-Canadian documents must be notarized
Employment
notarized copies of letters of reference from the principal applicants and spouses employers for the past 10
years, which must:
- include specific start and end dates for the period of employment
- describe the exact position, duties and responsibilities of the employee
- be on ocial company letterhead and signed by an authorized representative of the company, including
name and title of that representative and contact information
if self-employed: notarized copies of business registration, business tax records for each year the business
has been in operation and work contracts, if applicable
3. SETTLEMENT FUNDS
original or notarized letters from financial institutions indicating balance and account history in applicants and/
or spouses name for the last three months
bank account statements showing access to transferable liquid funds and assets in applicants name
proof of ownership of real estate (land and buildings) including a current market price evaluation
MDOC EMPLOYER PAGE 2
DOCUMENT CHECKLIST INTERNATIONAL STUDENT STREAM

(MDOC STUDENT)
Please complete this document checklist to ensure that you submit a complete application package, containing all required
forms and supporting documents. Forms and documents should be included in your application in the order described on this
checklist.
Only complete application packages will be accepted for assessment.
A.
1. INTERNATIONAL STUDENT STREAM
proof that you have completed an educational program of at least eight months (one academic year) from
an eligible post-secondary institution in Manitoba AND
copy of your valid post-graduation work permit. (You must work in Manitoba for at least six months
before applying to the MPNP under the International Student stream.) AND
original job-oer letter from a Manitoba employer, indicating long-term, full-time position
B.
IMMIGRATION FORMS
You must complete and attach all of the following forms as described. Keep original Government of Canada forms to
submit to the visa oce if you are nominated by Manitoba and submit copies of those forms to our oce.
1. MANITOBA FORM
MAPP Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program Application Form
one original form (six pages) completed and signed by both the applicant and spouse (even if not
accompanying), placed at the front of your application and including signatures to the Code of Conduct
for Immigration Representatives, Information Release and Applicant Declaration
copies of refusal letters from Citizenship and Immigration Canada and/or the MPNP or other PNP
programs, if applicable
Economic Classes- Provincial Nominees Form (IMM 0008 SCHEDULE 4)
C.
Identification
Marital status
death certificate
MDOC STUDENT PAGE 1
Children
copy of adoption papers for any and each adopted child
if parents are divorced or separated, copy of legal documents indicating custody agreements for
children under the age 18
proof of continuous full-time studies for any accompanying dependant between age 22 to 25
copies of passports or travel documents (or proof of application for passports or travel documents) for
principal applicant, spouse and dependent children including pages showing the passport number, date
of issue and expiration, photo, name, date and place of birth
copies of entry visas, immigration stamps and temporary status permits for previous and current visits
to Canada
copies of educational/training degrees, diplomas, certificates and ocial transcripts including names
and locations of institutions for principal applicant and spouse
attach a certified translation into English or French attached to each document issued in another language
education and training documents obtained in Canada do not need to be notarized
Employment
notarized copy of letters of reference from the principal applicants and spouses employers for the past
10 years, which must:
- be on ocial company letterhead and signed by an authorized representative of the company,
including name and title of that representative and contact information for the company
attach a certified translation into English or French attached to each document issued in another language
letters of reference issued by Manitoba employers do not need to be notarized
if self-employed: notarized copies of business registration, business tax records for each year the
business has been in operation and work contracts, if applicable
3. SETTLEMENT FUNDS
original or notarized copies of financial documents and bank statements demonstrating access to transferable,
liquid funds and assets
MDOC STUDENT PAGE 2
DOCUMENT CHECKLIST FAMILY SUPPORT STREAM

MDOC FAMILY
Please complete this document checklist and ensure that you submit a complete application package, containing all
described on this checklist. Only complete application packages will be accepted for assessment.
A.
1. FAMILY SUPPORT STREAM
proof that you have a close relative in Manitoba (See section B) AND
original MAS (Manitoba Adavit of Support) completed and signed by your close relative in Manitoba
(See section B) AND
proof that you meet minimum criteria of the Family Support stream as indicated on page 9
of the MPNP application kit
B.
IMMIGRATION FORMS
1. MANITOBA FORMS
one original form (six pages) completed and signed by both the applicant and spouse
(even if not accompanying), placed at the front of your application forms and including signatures to
the Code of Conduct for Immigration Representatives, Information Release and Applicant Declaration
MAS Manitoba Adavit of Support Form
one original form completed and signed by a close relative in Manitoba (MAS Part 1)
you must include documents showing your relationship, such as birth or marriage certificates.
the signatory must have been a resident of Manitoba for at least one year and must provide proof of same
- a copy of both sides of their Manitoba Health Card and copy of their Canadian passport, citizenship
or permanent resident card
the MAS form must be witnessed by a Manitoba notary public or commissioner for oaths.
the Declaration of Financial Support by Close Relative (MAS Part 2) must be completed only if the
principal applicants finances do not meet MPNP requirements for settlement funds. (See Item 4
under Am I Eligible to Apply? in the application kit.)
copies of forms completed and signed by the principal applicant, spouse and each dependant over
the age of 18 whether they are accompanying you to Canada or not
MDOC FAMILY PAGE 1
C.
Identification
Marital status
death certificate
Children
if parents are divorced or separated, copies of legal documents indicating custody agreements for children
under age 18
copies of passports or travel documents (or proof of application for passports or travel documents)
for principal applicant, spouse and dependent children including pages showing the passport number, date
of issue and expiration, photo, name, date and place of birth
copies of entry visas, immigration stamps and temporary status permits for previous and current visits to Canada
notarized copies of educational/training degrees, diplomas, certificates and ocial transcripts including
name and location of institution for principal applicant and spouse
copies of educational testing, and/or employment documents demonstrated ability in either or both
ocial language(s) for principal applicant and spouse and International English Language Testing System
(IELTS) test results
all copies must be notarized for non-Canadian documents
Employment
notarized copies of letters of reference from the principal applicants and spouses employers for the past 10
years, which must:
- be on ocial company letterhead and signed by an authorized representative of the company, including
name and title of that representative and contact information
if self-employed: notarized copies of business registration, business tax records for each year the business
has been in operation and work contracts, if applicable
3. SETTLEMENT FUNDS
letters from financial institutions indicating balance and history of the account in applicants and/or spouses
name for the last three months
bank account statements demonstrating access to transferable liquid funds and assets in applicants name
all copies must be notarized
If the principal applicants finances do not meet MPNP requirements for settlement funds, also include:
a Declaration of Financial Support (MAS Part 2) signed by a close relative in Manitoba as well as income,
employment and other financial documents proving your relative has the ability to support you financially
MDOC FAMILY PAGE 2
DOCUMENT CHECKLIST STRATEGIC INITIATIVES

MDOC STRATEGIC
described on this checklist.
A.
1. STRATEGIC INITIATIVE
proof that you have participated in an exploratory visit to Manitoba, confirmed by the MPNP, had an
interview with a MPNP ocer and received an invitation to apply to the program OR
proof that you were interviewed by a MPNP program ocer and received an invitation to apply as
part of a MPNP targeted overseas promotional initiative
B.
IMMIGRATION FORMS
You must complete and attach all of the following forms as described. Keep original Government of Canada forms
to submit to the visa oce if you are nominated by Manitoba and submit copies of those forms to our oce.
1. MANITOBA FORM
accompanying), placed at the front of your application and including signatures to the Code of
Conduct for Immigration Representatives, Information Release and Applicant Declaration
include a photocopied photo of the principal applicant and each accompanying family member.
copies of forms completed and signed by the principal applicant, spouse and each dependant
over the age of 18 whether they are accompanying you to Canada or not
copies of forms completed and signed by the principal applicant, spouse and each dependant
over the age of 18 whether they are accompanying you to Canada or not
C.
Identification
Marital status
death certificate
MDOC STRATEGIC PAGE 1
Children
copy of adoption papers for any and each adopted child
if parents are divorced or separated, copy of legal documents indicating custody agreements for
children under age 18
for principal applicant, spouse and dependent children including pages showing the passport number,
date of issue and expiration, photo, name, date and place of birth
copies of entry visas, immigration stamps & temporary status permits for previous and current visits
to Canada
notarized copies of educational/training degrees, diplomas, certificates and ocial transcripts
including name and location of institution for principal applicant and spouse
copies of educational testing, and/or employment documents demonstrating ability in either or both
ocial language(s) for principal applicant and spouse
copies of non-Canadian documents must be notarized.
Employment
notarized copies of letters of reference from the principal applicants and spouses employers for the
past 10 years or since age 18, whichever is longer. The letters must:
including name and title of that representative and contact information for the company
3. SETTLEMENT FUNDS
letters from financial institutions indicating balance and history of the account in applicants and/or
spouses name for the past three months
bank account statements demonstrating access to transferable liquid funds and assets in applicants name
MDOC STRATEGIC PAGE 2
DOCUMENT CHECKLIST GENERAL STREAM
MDOC GENERAL
described on this checklist.
A.
1. GENERAL STREAM
proof that you have a close relative in Manitoba (see Section B) OR
two original MAS (Manitoba Adavit of Support) forms each completed and signed by a distant relative
or friend who has lived in Manitoba for at least one year (see Section B) OR
proof of secondary or post-secondary education completed in Manitoba as indicated on page 15 of the
MPNP application kit OR
proof of six months of continuous work experience completed in Manitoba within the past 10 years AND
proof that you meet other minimum criteria of the General stream as indicated on page 10 of the
MPNP application kit
B.
IMMIGRATION FORMS
1. MANITOBA FORMS
accompanying), placed at the front of your application and including signatures to the Code of
Conduct for Immigration Representatives, Information Release and Applicant Declaration
MAS Manitoba Adavit of Support Form
two MAS forms completed and signed by distant relatives or friends in Manitoba (MAS parts 1 and 4) OR
documents showing your relationship to a close relative in Manitoba, such as birth or marriage
certificates
for all MAS forms, the signatory must have been a resident of Manitoba for at least one year and
must provide proof of same provide a copy of both sides of their Manitoba Health Card and copy of
their Canadian passport, citizenship or permanent resident card
MAS forms must be witnessed by a Manitoba notary public or commissioner for oaths.
The Declaration of Financial Support by Close Relative (MAS Part 2) must be completed only by a
close relative and only if the principal applicants finances do not meet MPNP requirements for
settlement funds. (See Item 4 under Am I Eligible to Apply? in the MPNP application kit.) The MPNP
does not accept a declaration of financial support from friends or distant relatives.

copies of form completed by the principal applicant
copy of refusal letters from Citizenship and Immigration Canada and/or the MPNP or other PNP
MDOC GENERAL PAGE 1
C.
Identification
copies of National Identity Cards for principal applicant and spouse, if applicable
Marital status
Include copies of applicable document(s):
death certificate
Children
if parents are divorced or separated, copies of legal documents indicating custody agreements for
children under age 18
for principal applicant, spouse and dependent children including pages showing the passport
number, date of issue and expiration, photo, name, date and place of birth
copies of entry visas, immigration stamps and temporary status permits for previous and current
visits to Canada

notarized copies of educational/training degrees, diplomas, certificates and ocial transcripts
including names and locations of institutions for principal applicant and spouse
include evidence of completion of education in Manitoba if your connection to the province is
through past education in Manitoba
copies of educational testing and/or employment documents demonstrating ability in either or both
ocial language(s) for both applicant and spouse
International English Language Testing System (IELTS) test results
Employment
notarized copies of letters of reference from the principal applicants and spouses employers for the
past 10 years, which must:
including name and title of that representative and contact information
- include evidence of at least six months of work experience in Manitoba if your connection to the
province is through past employment in Manitoba
3. SETTLEMENT FUNDS
letters from financial institutions indicating balance and account history in applicants and/or spouses
name for the last three months
bank account statements showing access to transferable liquid funds and assets in applicants name
MDOC GENERAL PAGE 2

APPLICATION FORM MAPP
The principal applicant must complete this form. All questions must be answered completely and
truthfully. Failure to provide complete and truthful information may result in the refusal of your
application. Please print clearly.
Date accepted for

assessment by Manitoba
Principal applicant
Spouse
(dd/mm/yy)
(dd/mm/yy)
Family name
Given name(s)
Date of birth
Address of your current residence
(include country and postal code)
Mailing address for application
purposes.
Your e-mail address
Your telephone number
Preferred language for communicating with the MPNP
Number of children
accompanying you to Canada
Number of children
French
English
Spouse will accompany you

to Canada?
No
Yes
OPTION 1: I AM APPLYING FOR CONSIDERATION UNDER THE FOLLOWING ASSESSMENT STREAM

Please select one assessment stream. See guidelines in application kit.
I have included proof that I am currently employed full-time in Manitoba on a temporary work
permit, AND
I have included an original letter from a Manitoba employer indicating I have been
oered a full-time long term job.
I have included copies of a Manitoba post-secondary education certificate, AND
a full-time job oer and post-graduation temporary work permit
1. Employer Direct
2. International Student
I have included proof of, and an Adavit of Support signed by a close relative who lives
in Manitoba, AND
3. Family Support
I meet minimum stream assessment criteria.

4. General stream
a close relative
in Manitoba
I have included evidence of one of the following:

two adavits of support
(MAS) from friends or distant
relatives in Manitoba
completed education
in Manitoba
previous work experience

in Manitoba
OPTION 2: I AM APPLYING FOR CONSIDERATION UNDER A STRATEGIC INITIATIVE

See guidelines in application kit.
I have included a Letter of Invitation received from the MPNP indicating that I meet eligibility criteria for a specific recruitment
initiative and inviting me to apply.
OCCUPATION UNDER WHICH I AM APPLYING
Intended occupation principal applicant
Intended occupation spouse
Number of years you have worked in your intended occupation in the past 10 years:
Number of years you have worked in your intended occupation in the past 10 years:
Education/training principal applicant (highest level attained)

Total years secondary (high school)
10 years
12 years
Total years post-secondary (after high school)

1 year
2 years
3 years
more than 3 years

MAPP PAGE 1
Country of
residence
Legal status in your country of residence:
Citizen
Country of
citizenship
Passport number
CITIZENSHIP & STATUS:
Student
Worker
Refugee
Visitor
Other:
Expiry date
APPLICATION HISTORY
Provide information concerning all previous immigration applications to Canada.
(Include all provincial nominee applications.)
Result
Date of result
Type of program or visa
File number
Name of city or town
DESTINATION IN MANITOBA
PREVIOUS VISITS TO CANADA
Province
Dates
Destination in Canada
Describe all previous stays in Canada by the principal applicant and/or spouse and provide
supporting documents.
Status
Address
(visitor, student, worker, etc.)
RELATIVES IN CANADA
Do you or your spouse have relatives living in Canada?
Names of all relatives in Canada
City & province
Yes
Relationship to principal applicant
No
Relationship to spouse
All applicants review the information under the language factor described in the application kit
guidelines for the General stream and provide your self-assessed score.
LANGUAGE ABILITY
English self- assessed score
French self-assessed score
Have you used English or French as the primary language

of communication at work?
No
Yes
How long?
Have you used English or French as the primary language

of communication at school?
No
Yes
How long?
Have you studied English/French as a foreign language

or as a second language?
No
Yes
Hours of
instruction
SETTLEMENT FUNDS personal net worth statement

You must provide supporting documents.
Assets Indicate the value of your liquid assets in Canadian dollars.
Assets
Dollar mount (Cdn.)
Debts List in Canadian dollars the amount of loans and other financial
obligations including mortgages, fees owing to lawyers or consultants,
alimony and child support payments. Use extra pages if necessary
Dollar amount (Cdn.)
Debts
A. Cash
A. Home mortgage or loan
B. Real estate
B. Other mortgages or loan
C. Investments
C. Other
D. Other
(1) Total assets
(add A - D above)
(2) Total debts

(add A - C above)
Net Worth: (1) - (2) = C $

MAPP PAGE 2
YOUR MANITOBA CONNECTION OR MANITOBA WORK EXPERIENCE

Contact information for employer
1. Oer of employment
Employer name
Address
Phone and fax number
E-mail address
Contact person
Contact information for relative
2. Close relative
Name
Address
E-mail address
Describe relationship
3. Family-like support or
community supporter
Contact information for one friend, distant relative or community supporter
Name
Address
E-mail address
Relationship
4. Manitoba education
Distant relative
Friend
Other:
Name of school and program completed
Name of institution
Describe program
Date program started
Date program completed
5. Manitoba work experience
Contact information for employer
Employer name
Address
E-mail address
Duration of employment (Dates)
Full-Time
Part-Time
MAPP SCHEDULE 1
AUTHORITY TO DISCLOSE PERSONAL INFORMATION
You may designate one individual (a relative, friend, community supporter or a paid immigration representative) who can obtain
information about your application on your behalf. You must sign the following information release naming this representative.
If you are applying for consideration under the Family Support stream you must designate the close relative in Manitoba named
in your application.
You must read, initial and sign the Code of Conduct on the following page indicating whether or not you are using the services
of a paid immigration representative. If you are using the services of a paid immigration representative, your representative
must also sign the Code of Conduct and provide proof that he/she is a member in good standing of the Canadian Society for
Immigration Consultants or a Law Society within Canada.
You may remove or change the authority given to an immigration representative or other individual at any time by providing
a request to the MPNP in writing. You must remove the authority of the individual named below, before you can provide
authority to another individual.
I authorize the release of personal information from my immigration records to the following parties:
My relative, friend or community
supporter
Name
Telephone number
E-mail address
Mailing address
with postal code
Signature of principal applicant
Date
OR
My Canadian immigration lawyer/consultant/agent
Print name
Immigration Firm or company name
Date
MAPP PAGE 3
MAPP SCHEDULE 2
CODE OF CONDUCT
All applicants and paid immigration representatives must read the Code of Conduct and sign the appropriate sections.
Manitoba Labour and Immigration requires that all immigration representatives (individual representatives who receive
a fee) who act on behalf of applicants under the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program agree to abide by this code
of conduct. All immigration representatives who wish to represent an applicant to the Manitoba Provincial Nominee
Program must be members in good standing of the Canadian Society for Immigration Consultants or of a Law Society in
Canada and must comply with the following minimum standards:
1. to indicate clearly at all times and in all materials that they act as independent agents and do not represent in any
way the Government of Manitoba or any of its departments or agencies
2. to advise all potential clients that applying to the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program does not require them
to use the services of an immigration representative, with this information to be provided to the client at the
first contact or the earliest possible opportunity and again prior to their signing a contract with the immigration
representative
3. to advise all clients that they are free to communicate directly with the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program on
their own behalf even while represented by the immigration representative
4. to advertise and accept assignments for only those services which the immigration representative is capable of
providing, and from which the immigration representative reasonably believes there will be real benefits to the client
5. to disclose to the province the fact that they are representing their clients, and to relay all correspondence from the
province about a clients file directly to the client without modification or undue delay
6. to act responsibly, with due diligence and in a timely manner in the handling of their clients cases
7. to not sign, submit or otherwise be associated with any application, letter, report or other document provided by or
submitted about a client, which contains false or misleading information
8. to not engage in any unlawful activity personally or on behalf of a client
9. to not work or collaborate in any way with others who are engaging in any unlawful activity
10. to hold in strict confidence all information acquired in the course of the professional relationship concerning the
aairs of their clients, and to not divulge any such information unless authorized by the client or required to do so by
the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program or by law
11. to take care to avoid conflicts of interest and upon becoming aware of the existence of a conflict, to fully disclose at
the earliest possible opportunity the existence and circumstances of the conflict to the client, and to the Province of
Manitoba, if the conflict in any way aects the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program
12. to not allow any outside business or professional interests to jeopardize their professional integrity, independence or
competence as immigration representative
13. to provide clients with complete and accurate information regarding the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program and
all other matters about their clients interest in immigration
14. to advise the clients of the requirement that applicants under the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program have
a bona fide intent to reside and work or do business in Manitoba and to not knowingly submit or continue with
Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program applications on behalf of clients who do not possess this bona fide intent
15. to be truthful in all forms of communications and media, and to refrain from misleading statements, exaggerations
or innuendo (for example, Manitoba does not have any special or preferential arrangements with any immigration
consultant or lawyer. Therefore, an immigration representative cannot guarantee acceptance under the Manitoba
Provincial Nominee Program, immigration status or citizenship. Similarly an immigration representative should not
claim to have a special relationship or arrangement with or connection with the Government of Manitoba or any of
its departments, which implies preferential treatment, etc.)
16. to not undertake to act for, charge or accept any fee, which is not fully disclosed, fair and reasonable
Applicants initials
MAPP PAGE 4
CODE OF CONDUCT continued

REPRESENTATIVE DECLARATION
I,
Full name
hereby confirm that I am familiar with the contents of this Code of Conduct and understand the described standards expected
of my services as an immigration representative. I acknowledge that I will comply with the code in providing assistance to the
Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program Applicant listed below.
Company name
Address
Telephone and fax
E-mail address
Describe services provided
to applicant
I am a member in good standing of the Canadian Society for Immigration Consultants or of a law society
in Canada and as required I have included proof of this membership with this application. Yes
No
Signature of immigration representative
Signature of witness
Date
APPLICANT DECLARATION
Complete and sign if you are using the services of a paid representative.
I,
Full name
hereby confirm that I am familiar with the contents of this Code of Conduct and understand that they describe the standards
expected of any immigration representative that I have engaged to assist me in preparing my application for the Manitoba
I have paid or will pay the following individual in connection with preparation of my application:
Name
Describe services
provided
Date
APPLICANT DECLARATION
Complete and sign if you are not using the services of a paid representative.
I,
Principal applicant - full name
hereby confirm that the services of an immigration representative were not used in connection with my application for the Manitoba
Date
MAPP PAGE 5
MAPP SCHEDULE 3
INFORMATION RELEASE AND APPLICANT DECLARATION
This information release and declaration must be signed by the principal applicant and spouse authorizing the Manitoba Provincial
Nominee Program Branch of Manitoba Labour and Immigration to collect and disclose personal information to assess this application
to the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program, and declaring that the information provided is true and accurate.
I,
Date of birth
Principal applicant full name
(dd/mm/yy)
I,
Date of birth
Spouse full name
(dd/mm/yy)
of
Address
in the city/town of
country of
do hereby authorize the designated representatives of Manitoba Labour and Immigration (the department), Manitoba Provincial Nominee
Program Branch to exchange all personal information collected by and disclosed to Manitoba as part of my application for the Manitoba
Provincial Nominee Program to be disclosed to other parties in Manitoba and elsewhere to assess this application.
I understand that Manitoba may contact such parties to verify information provided by me in this application. I understand that I have the
right to examine and request corrections or amendments to my personal records, whether held by a provincial or federal government oce.
I consent to the Manitoba Labour and Immigration (the department) collecting any personal and other information, including information
about our address, telephone number, social insurance numbers, marital status, employment, income, assets, liabilities, benefits received
under other government programs or any other relevant personal information, required to verify any information provided about my
involvement in the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (the Program) and to locate and contact me about evaluating the program and
my participation in it.
I consent to the department collecting this information from any federal, provincial, municipal or other local authority (such as Canada
Revenue Agency, Citizenship and Immigration Canada, Canada Border Service Agency, Manitoba Family Services and Housing, Service
Canada and Manitoba Health) or any other person, department, agency or organization holding such information.
Any information provided to Manitoba will only be disclosed under the Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act. I consent
to the disclosure of the above noted information by these persons, departments, agencies and organizations to the department and the
Department disclosing to these persons, departments agencies or organizations such personal information as may be necessary to obtain
the information required by the department for the program.
I declare that the information I have given in this application is truthful, complete and correct.
I understand that any false statements or concealment of information may result in Manitoba refusing my application or,
if applicable, withdrawing my nomination.
I understand that my failure to provide a complete application package including all required forms and credible, supporting documentation
may result in the return or refusal of my application.
I understand all these statements and asked for and received an explanation on every point that was not clear to me.
Signature of spouse
Signed at:
Date
City/Town and Country
The personal information on this form is collected under the authority of Manitobas Freedom of Information and Protection of
Privacy Act (S 36 1b). Personal information is necessary for the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program and is used and/or disclosed
to assess your application to this program. Under the provisions of the act individuals have the right to protection of, and access to,
personal information. For information contact: (204) 945-2806
A FIPPA request should be made on the Application for Access form, which is available on the website:
http://www.gov.mb.ca/chc/fippa/index.html
MAPP PAGE 6

AFFIDAVIT OF SUPPORT MAS
Date received
by Manitoba
Who should complete this form?

Family Support stream: The close relative named by the
applicant must complete this form.
General stream: two distant relatives or two friends named
by the applicant must each complete their own MAS form.
This form cannot be signed by a paid immigration

representative or anyone who is not a relative or friend
of the principal applicant and/or the principal applicants
family.
This form cannot be signed by any elected ocial in
Canada or his/her sta.
PART 1: DECLARATION OF SUPPORT

This section must be completed by the signatory of this Adavit of Support.
Close relatives must include documents demonstrating relationship to the applicant and/or spouse/common-law partner, if
applicable.
Close relatives and distant relatives or friends who sign this adavit must include proof of Canadian citizenship or
permanent resident status and proof of established residence in Manitoba for at least one year (eg. Canadian passport,
record of landing, permanent resident card, Manitoba Health Card).
I,
of
Name
Date of birth
E-mail address
Address including city and postal code
Phone number (day)
Phone number (evening)
MAKE OATH AND SAY THAT:

1. I am a Canadian citizen or permanent resident of Canada and I have lived in Manitoba for at least one year.
2. I am a close relative, distant relative or friend of the principal applicant or his/her spouse named below and that I have
provided documentation proving that I am a close relative of this individual and/or a personal letter of support (MAS page 4)
if the individual and/or spouse, if applicable, is/are my friend or distant relative.
Name and address of my relative or friend who is applying to the MPNP:
Family name
Given name
Address including city, country, postal code

Describe your exact relationship to this person. (Be specific. For example: my spouses sister or my cousin [mothers brothers son] or my personal friend.
3. I declare that my spouse, if applicable, agrees with the terms and conditions contained in this adavit.
4. I declare that I clearly understand that the applicant(s) to the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program named below must
make a formal declaration of their intention to live and work in Manitoba, that I will not knowingly support the application
of individuals who do not intend to live in Manitoba, and that I will be prohibited from supporting other relatives or friends
in the future if the applicant named on this adavit (and/or any dependants) does not settle successfully and permanently
in Manitoba.
Name of principal applicant
Name of spouse
This form is made available free by the Government of Manitoba and is not to be sold to applicants.
MAS - Page 1
Names of all accompanying dependants (use additional page if required):
5. I am satisfied that the applicant has the required amount of settlement funds ($10,000 Cdn for a principal applicant and
$2,000 Cdn for each accompanying family member) and/or a bona fide oer of long-term, full-time employment in Manitoba
and/or a signed declaration of financial support by the close relative signing this adavit, and I am aware that the
MPNP may refuse any applicant who cannot provide evidence of sucient settlement funds.
6. I am prepared to assist the applicant and his/her family to establish successfully in Manitoba as follows:
7. I declare that I have known the principal applicant and/or spouse for:
One year or more
Less than one year
How long?
Never met
8. I declare that I have also supported or sponsored other relatives or friends as immigrants to Canada.
Yes
No
If Yes, give details below (attach additional page if required):
Name
Date of application
Type of program
(eg. provincial nominee, federal family class)
Date landed in Canada
Address and telephone number of other person(s) I supported or sponsored:
Employer of other person(s) I supported or sponsored:
Address and telephone number of other person(s) I supported or sponsored:
Employer of other person(s) I supported or sponsored:
9. I arm that I have not received or been promised payment or other consideration for signing this adavit of support.
10. I declare the information provided is true, complete and accurate, and I give consent to Manitoba to verify any
information I have provided in this adavit of support.
11. I understand that the provision of any false statements or concealment of any material fact may result in, but is not limited
to, some or all of the following consequences:
refusal to approve this support or future support to other applicants
refusal to grant or withdrawal of the principal applicants Certificate of Nomination
other enforcement action
12. I understand and am prepared to comply with all the commitments and obligations contained in this adavit of support,
having asked for and received an explanation on every point about which I may have been uncertain.
13. I swear this support to be bona fide.
MAS - Page 2
AFFIRMED and SWORN before me at
(city)
in the province of Manitoba,

this day of
Signature of person swearing adavit
(day/month)
)
20
(year)
Signature of notary public/commissioner for oaths
Name of notary public in and for Manitoba or commissioner for oaths:
My commission expires:
In Manitoba it is illegal for a commissioner for oaths to charge a fee to sign this document. A notary public may charge a fee.
PART 2: DECLARATION OF FINANCIAL SUPPORT BY CLOSE RELATIVE ONLY

This section should be completed only by the Manitoba close relative of an applicant who cannot demonstrate sucient
settlement funds as described in the MPNP application kit.
Close relatives declaring support must include financial documents such as their bank statements, tax statements, proof of
assets (property, investments, etc.), proof of employment (including salary information) etc.
I,
of
Name
Date of birth
E-mail address
Address including city and postal code
Phone number (day)
Phone number (evening)
MAKE OATH AND SAY THAT:

1. I will ensure that all processing and right of landing fees, medical and transportation costs and any other pre-arrival costs
of the principal applicant and his/her accompanying dependants are paid.
2. I hereby agree to ensure that the essential needs of the principal applicant and any accompanying dependants are met
from the date of landing in Canada including, but not limited to, providing shelter, food, clothing and other goods or
services necessary for day-to-day living in Manitoba as well as the dental care, eye care and other healthcare needs not
provided by Manitoba Health.
3. I hereby accept full responsibility for ensuring that the principal applicant and his/her accompanying dependants shall not rely
on any social assistance or other government income-support program in Manitoba or other Canadian province or territory.
4. I arm that this support cannot be terminated once the Manitoba has issued a Certificate of Nomination for the principal
applicant and accompanying dependants.
5. I permit the sharing, release and exchange by and to Manitoba and the Government of Canada as necessary of any
personal, financial or corporate financial information on the understanding that this information may be used to assist in
verifying, assessing, evaluating, monitoring and enforcing this adavit of support.
6. I have sucient financial resources and expertise to fulfill this adavit of support and have provided a confirmationof-employment letter, bank records and ownership documents to demonstrate my financial ability to honour the
commitments I have made in this adavit of support.
7. I agree to be the principal contact and representative for my relative in Canada and I understand that Manitoba will
not recognize any paid immigration representative with respect to the processing of his/her application for permanent
resident status in Canada where this financial declaration of support has been included in the application.
8. I declare the information provided is true, complete and accurate and I give consent to Manitoba to verify any information
I have provided in this declaration if financial support.
9. I understand that the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program is not a sponsorship program and that all applicants will be
assessed on the basis of their education, work experience and demonstrated ability to settle successfully in Manitoba.
10. I swear this declaration of financial support to be bona fide.
MAS - Page 3
(city)

this day of
(day/month)
)
)
20
(year)
PART 3: PERSONAL LETTER OF SUPPORT BY FRIEND OR DISTANT RELATIVE

General stream: all distant relatives or friends of applicants applying to the General stream must complete this section.
Please describe how you know the applicant and why you are supporting his or her application to the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program. (Attach additional pages
if necessary.):
(city)

this day of
(day/month)
)
)
20
(year)
The personal information on this form is collected under the authority of Manitobas Freedom of Information and Protection of Privacy Act (S 36 1b).
Personal information is necessary for the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program and is used and/or disclosed to assess your application to this program.
Under the provisions of the act individuals have the right to protection of, and access to, personal information. For information contact: (204) 945-2806
A FIPPA request should be made on the Application for Access form, which is available on the Manitoba government website:
manitoba.ca/chc/fippa/index.html
MAS - Page 4
For more information

and to submit application:
Immigration, Settlement and Multiculturalism Division
7th Floor, 213 Notre Dame Avenue
Winnipeg, Manitoba, Canada, R3B 1N3
Manitoba Provincial
Nominee Program
for Skilled Workers
Telephone: (Canada 001) 204-945-2806

Fax: (Canada 001) 204-948-2256
E-mail: immigratemanitoba@gov.mb.ca
Website: www.immigratemanitoba.com
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APPLICATION GUIDELINES AND FORMS

Section 1: Am I eligible to apply?

Section 2: Self assessment a guide to assessment streams

Section 3: How to submit your MPNP application

Section 4: What happens next?

Section 5: Immigration representatives

GOVERNMENT OF MANITOBA FORMS

GOVERNMENT OF CANADA FORMS

Application for Permanent Residence in Canada (IMM 0008 GENERIC)

There is no fee required to apply to the MPNP. The

All the forms you need to apply to the MPNP are

NOTE: Receiving approval under the MPNP does not

NOTE: No Application Deadline

The MPNP reserves the right to assess the

AM I ELIGIBLE TO APPLY UNDER A

PRIORITY ASSESSMENT STREAM?

I CAN APPLY UNDER

a valid work permit for full-time employment

Employer Direct stream

a post-graduation work permit received after completing a post-secondary program in

Family Support stream

AM I ELIGIBLE TO APPLY UNDER THE GENERAL STREAM?

completed education in Manitoba

two distant relatives or friends in Manitoba

previous work experience in Manitoba

AM I ELIGIBLE TO APPLY UNDER A STRATEGIC INITIATIVE?

4. Do I have sucient settlement supports?

original or notarized copies of bank

In addition, you may also provide

5. Do I have a complete application with all required

children under age 18 of whom you have

adult children who are:

* A fianc(e) is not a dependant for purposes

of immigration. If your fianc(e) intends to

Please note that you must be able to show enough

Please note the following:

If your dependants are not accompanying you

SECTION 2: SELF ASSESSMENT

A GUIDE TO MPNP ASSESSMENT STREAMS

OPTION 1: EMPLOYER DIRECT STREAM

You are employed full-time in Manitoba with

Manitoba employers please note: If you are a

Application Process Employer Direct Stream

Settlement funds under the Employer Direct stream

Provincial nominee awaiting permanent

OPTION 2: INTERNATIONAL STUDENT STREAM

worked for a Manitoba employer on a full-time

You have completed a program of at least

You have a valid study permit when you

You submit a complete work permit

The CIC booklet Applying for a Work Permit

3. International student graduate works in

NOTE: Info sessions for international students

OPTION 3: FAMILY SUPPORT STREAM

provide proof of a close relative in Manitoba

provide a Manitoba Adavit of Support