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Manitoba PNP Skilled Worker Overseas Points Calculator

Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program — Skilled Worker Overseas: points assessment (minimum 60 out of 100)

Check your points for Manitoba’s Skilled Worker Overseas pathway. The MPNP scores five factors out of 100: language, age, work experience, education and adaptability. You must score at least 60 and have a connection to Manitoba — without one, you are not eligible to apply, whatever your total.

Scoring factors last updated: November 3, 2026 · immigratemanitoba.com — Eligibility, Skilled Worker Overseas

This calculator is an informational estimate based on published government scoring factors. It is not immigration advice, not an eligibility assessment, and not a guarantee of invitation or nomination. Scoring rules change; always verify against the official source linked above. For advice on your case, book a consultation with Vanessa Constantino de Almeida, RCIC R711574.

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Who cannot apply to the MPNP

Whatever the points total, the MPNP does not accept an application from:

  • Refugee claimants, or individuals involved in a federal appeal or removal process
  • Live-in Caregivers currently living in Canada
  • Temporary foreign workers currently working and residing in a province other than Manitoba
  • Spouses of Canadian citizens or permanent residents
  • Individuals refused by the MPNP within the last six months who cannot address the reason(s) for refusal
  • Individuals with an active application with any other provincial or federal immigration program in Canada (an Express Entry profile is not an application)
  • Anyone who, or whose spouse, already has an active MPNP application, for any other MPNP stream or pathway

Full points reference tables

Language proficiency (max. 25 points)

First official language (English or French): CLB / NCLC level

The level you meet in all four abilities (listening, reading, writing, speaking), from an MPNP-approved test taken no more than two years before you apply. If you speak both, choose the one you are most comfortable using. TEER 4 and 5 occupations need at least CLB / NCLC 4 to be eligible to apply.

Points
CLB 8 or higher20
CLB 718
CLB 616
CLB 514
CLB 412
CLB 3 or lower0

Second official language: CLB / NCLC 5 or higher

Second official language: CLB / NCLC 5 or higher+5

Age (max. 10 points)

Age on the date the MPNP receives your full application

Points
184
196
208
21 to 4510
468
476
484
492
50 or older0

Work experience (max. 15 points)

Years of full-time work experience in the past five years

Only full-time jobs of six months (continuous) or longer count.

Points
Four years or more15
Three years12
Two years10
One year8
Less than one year0

Education (max. 25 points)

Highest level of education completed

Completed means you met every requirement and received the certificate, diploma or degree, from a recognized institution. The MPNP may require a third-party assessment of trades education and training.

Points
Master’s degree or doctorate25
Two post-secondary programs of at least two years each23
One post-secondary program of two years or longer20
One one-year post-secondary program14
Trade certificate14
No formal post-secondary education0

Adaptability (max. 25 points)

Connection to Manitoba (only one counts, even if several apply)

A close relative is your or your spouse’s sibling, niece or nephew, aunt or uncle, first cousin, parent or grandparent. A relative or friend must be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident who has lived in Manitoba continuously for at least one year and supports your settlement plan. Previous work means at least six consecutive months full-time for a Manitoba employer on a work permit.

Points
Close relative in Manitoba20
Invitation to Apply received from the MPNP as part of a Strategic Recruitment Initiative20
Previous work experience in Manitoba (at least six months)12
Completed post-secondary program of two years or more in Manitoba12
Completed post-secondary program of at least one academic year in Manitoba10
Friend or distant relative living in Manitoba10
No connection to ManitobaNot eligible to apply

Regional immigration: I have a connection to, and plan to settle in, a region of Manitoba outside the city of Winnipeg

Supplemental only: it cannot replace a connection to Manitoba. When you apply, you must show a convincing connection to that region.

Regional immigration: I have a connection to, and plan to settle in, a region of Manitoba outside the city of Winnipeg+5