Canada Immigration latest breaking news! The Manitoba provincial election was held as scheduled on April 19, with the Conservative Party winning and becoming the governing party. Previously, experts predicted that the focus of future immigration would shift from "attracting capital" to "attracting talent," replacing the direct path to permanent residency with a "work permit + entrepreneurship" model. Following the change in the governing party in Manitoba, reforms to the Manitoba immigration policy are imminent; there is no time to lose in catching the last train!
Manitoba Immigration Office Releases Latest Official Data
On April 20, the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP) released the latest official data: from January 5, 2016, to April 20, the MPNP issued a total of 150 LAAs to applicants for the Manitoba Business Investor Stream globally, averaging ten per week, with EOI scores ranging from 100 to 82 points, of which China accounted for 62%. Looking at historical data from the past three years, since the implementation of the new EOI policy in Manitoba, the approval process has fully accelerated, allowing applicants to quickly obtain provincial nomination certificates. On the other hand, the Manitoba Business Investor Stream has a high quota, fast processing speed, and no cap on the number of cases accepted, making it a golden channel for immigrating to Canada and highly sought after by many.
Conservative Party Wins Manitoba Election Immigration Policy Changes Imminent
In this Manitoba election, the Conservative Party led by Brian Pallister won, replacing the New Democratic Party government that had been in power in Manitoba for nearly 17 years. It can be expected that, given the already strong "attracting talent" trend in Canada, reforms to Manitoba's immigration policy will also become an inevitable trend. For the vast number of investors, having missed the federal program and failed to secure a spot in Quebec, are you going to let Manitoba slip through your fingers this time? Basic requirements for applying to the Manitoba Business Investor Stream:
◆ At least 18 years of age, with no abnormal records;
◆ Possess a net worth of at least 350,000 Canadian dollars;
◆ Possess at least 3 years of business management experience within the past five years;
◆ The applicant must score no less than 60 points on the EOI adaptation assessment grid;
◆ Invest 150,000 Canadian dollars to operate a business within two years after immigration.
Worldway Immigration experts state: The Manitoba Business Investor Stream has low entry asset requirements, a small investment amount, and fast processing speed, making it a golden channel for direct immigration to Canada. For more details, please consult immediately: 400-138-2929
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