Manitoba PNP Points Calculator

Total Maximum Points: 100

Factor 1: Language Proficiency

First Language (English or French) – CLB Level: Second Language (English or French) – CLB Level:

Factor 2: Age

Age:

Factor 3: Work Experience (in the past five years)

Duration of Work Experience:

Factor 4: Education

Highest Education Level Completed:

Factor 5: Adaptability

Select up to 2 options (Max 25 points):
Close relative in Manitoba (20 points)
Invitation to Apply received from MPNP as part of recruitment mission or exploratory visit (20 points)
Previous work experience in Manitoba (12 points)
Completed post-secondary program of two years or more in Manitoba (12 points)
Completed post-secondary program of at least one year in Manitoba (10 points)
Friend or distant relative living in Manitoba (10 points)
Regional Immigration (5 points)

Your Total Points:

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The Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP)

The Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP) is one of Canada’s most popular immigration pathways, that offering a route for skilled workers, business investor. It provide a pathway to permanent residency in Canada and international graduates settle.

Understanding the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP)

It’s designed to attract skilled workers to the province of Manitoba. One crucial step in the MPNP process is calculating your points based on various factors. This is where the Manitoba PNP points calculator comes in. Lowest CRS points cut-off score is 481 in all program draw & 691 in PNP-specific draw. Highest CRS points cut-off score is 542 in all program draw & 791 in PNP-specific draw.

How the Manitoba PNP Points Calculator Works

Language Proficiency: Your English or French language skills.
Age
Work Experience: Gain relevant work experience, preferably in a skilled occupation in demand in Manitoba.

The total possible points are 100.

How the MPNP Points Calculator Works

The MPNP points calculator includes language proficiency, education, work experience, age, education, and adaptability, with additional points for proficiency in both official languages.

Age (Max 75 Points): Points are allocated based on the candidate’s age at the time of application. The highest points are given to candidates aged 21-45.
Work Experience (Max 175 Points): Points are given based on the highest level of education completed. Higher education levels, such as a Master’s degree or PhD, receive more points. Additional points are awarded for educational credentials obtained in Canada.
Adaptability (Max 500 Points)

Calculating Your MPNP Score

To calculate your MPNP score, follow these steps:

For determining CLB levels, use the charts and calculate the score.
Calculate your age points: Find your age group and note the corresponding points.
To count your full-time work experience in the last five years and check the points chart.
For determining education points, identify the highest level of education by using the points chart.