Manitoba MPNP Kicks Off November 2025
with 47 LAAs
Strategic Recruitment Focus: Francophone 18 · Employer Services 11
2025 quota now 6,239 — 2026 set for major jump
Manitoba MPNP November 6, 2025 Draw – Full Breakdown
On November 10, 2025, Manitoba released results for its first November draw. A total of 47 Letters of Advice to Apply (LAAs) went out — all under the Skilled Worker Stream and tied to Strategic Recruitment Initiatives (SRI).
10 candidates hold active Express Entry profiles, earning them a future +600 CRS boost. This is Manitoba’s 22nd draw of 2025 (source: Immigratemanitoba.com).
Manitoba also reminds regulated-occupation candidates: full provincial licensing proof is mandatory or the application will be refused.
Strategic Recruitment Initiative Split (Nov 6)
| Initiative | LAAs Issued |
|---|---|
| Employer Services | 11 |
| Francophone Community | 18 |
| Regional Communities | 12 |
| Ethnocultural Communities | 4 |
| TPP Work Permit Policy | 2 |
Why SRI = 500 EOI Bonus Points
Every LAA in this draw came from an SRI invitation. Being invited by Manitoba (via job fair, community event, or employer outreach) adds 500 points to your EOI — often the difference between waiting years and getting invited in weeks.
The Skilled Worker Stream has two paths: In-Manitoba and Overseas. Both require an EOI. Missing a valid test number or SRI invitation code = no LAA.
2025 Quota Recovery + 2026 Outlook
Federal government slashed every province’s 2025 PNP quota by 50% in January. Manitoba started with 4,750. After lobbying, 1,489 extra spots were added in October → 6,239 total (65% of 2024’s 9,500).
On November 4, Canada unveiled the 2026–2028 Levels Plan: PNP admissions jump 66% to 91,500 in 2026. Manitoba is expected to receive a larger slice, opening the door for thousands more skilled workers.
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