The Manitoba Provincial Nominee Skilled Immigrant EOI scoring standard has a total score of 1000 points, and the scoring items include:
Language (according to the individual points of the CLB level, 25 points can be added for the second language reaching CLB 5, and a maximum of 100 points can be added for the first language, for a total of 125 points);
Age up to 75 points (between 21-45 years old);
More than 4 years of work experience is 75 points (100 points can be added for a certificate of an occupation that requires registration in Manitoba, and the occupation nominated at the time of application needs to be related to the occupation);
Education up to 125 points (Master or PhD);
Adaptability up to 500 points (50 points for distant relatives or friends, 200 points for close relatives, 100 points for work or study experience in Manitoba);
There is also a risk reduction item in the Manitoba score. If you have close ties with other provinces (studied in other provinces or worked in other provinces), points will be reduced.
Factor 1: Language Proficiency
Manitoba Score
Language CLB level
Second language
First language
CLB 8 or higher
25 each
CLB 7
22 each
CLB 6
20 each
CLB 5
17 each
CLB 4
12 each
CLB 3 or lower
0
Second language
Second language
CLB 5 or higher (overall)
25
Highest Score – Factor 1
125
Factor 2: Age
Scoring is based on age at the time of MPNP EOI submission
18 years old
20
19 years old
30
20 years old
40
21 to 45 years old
75
50 years old or above
40
47 years old
30
48 years old
20
49 years old
10
50 years and older
0
Highest Score – Factor 2
75
Factor 3: Work Experience
Points based on full-time work experience
Working years
Points (30 hours of work per week and more than 6 months of continuous work for one employer, less than one year of work experience will be ignored. Occupational qualification points are said to be engaged in a restricted occupation in Manitoba and the applicant has obtained the corresponding supervision of the occupation The institution’s full registration certification.)
less than one year
0
one year
40
two years
50
three years
60
Four years and above
75
Obtain professional qualification certification
100
Highest Score – Factor 3
175
Factor 4: Education Score
Calculation of academic points based on the highest degree the applicant has obtained
Master’s or Ph.D.
125
Two higher education programs with a duration of more than 2 years
115
An advanced education with a duration of 3 years or more
110
A 2-year higher education
100
one year higher education
70
Trade Certificate
70
No formal post-secondary education
0
Highest Score – Factor 4
125
Highest education completed
Score
Factor 5: Adaptability
Applicants must have any of the following connections to Manitoba to be eligible for the Manitoba application
adaptive ability
Score (corresponding Manitoba contacts also have corresponding adaptability bonus points, and if you have more than 6 months of work experience in Manitoba contacts, you can add 500 points at one time, and the cumulative maximum can add 500 points)
Manitoba Contact
close relatives in Manitoba
200
More than half a year of work experience in Manitoba
100
Completion of 2+ years of post-secondary education in Manitoba
100
Complete 1 year of post-secondary education in Manitoba
50
Have a friend or distant relative in Manitoba
50
Manitoba needs Manitoba Demand
Worked in Manitoba for more than 6 months (for the same employer)
500
Get an invitation to the Strategic Initiative
500
Regional Development
Immigrants settled outside of Winnipeg
50
Highest Score – Factor 5
500
Factor 6: Risk Assessment
A feature of the Manitoba Provincial Nominee EOI score is the risk assessment item with a negative score
Sub-insurance item – flying abroad
Manitoba points (if the applicant has a greater connection with other provinces than with Manitoba, or if the applicant is at risk of living in Manitoba, there will be corresponding deductions in the Manitoba EOI, and a maximum of 200 points will be deducted)
Close relatives in other provinces but not in Manitoba
