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MPNP-B Draw – July 2017

The Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program – Business (MPNP-B) conducted a draw on July 31, 2017, issuing 40 Letters of Advice to Apply (LAAs) to prospective business candidates. This draw highlighted Manitoba’s continued focus on attracting entrepreneurial talent to support provincial economic growth.

       Lowest score invited: 89

       Highest score invited: 97

       Applicants at lowest score: 3 out of 40

The MPNP-B stream evaluates candidates using a points-based system, considering business experience, investment capacity, and potential for successful business establishment in Manitoba. Candidates within this score range were deemed capable of contributing positively to the province’s economy.

During July 2017, 31 applications were received, including those under the Farm Strategic Recruitment Initiative, reflecting steady interest from prospective business immigrants.

The July 2017 MPNP-B draw demonstrates Manitoba’s strategic approach to selecting high-potential business candidates. Monitoring draw trends, score ranges, and eligibility requirements is essential for applicants pursuing the Business Stream under the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program.

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