The Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program (MPNP) for Business is a stream under the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program. Its application timeline aligns with the provincial nomination process, which is primarily divided into two stages: the Manitoba provincial nomination stage and the federal review stage. The entire process takes at least two years.
Manitoba Business Immigration Processing Timeline
1. The provincial nomination stage generally takes 8-14 months.
2. Once transferred to the specific embassy, according to the latest statistics, the processing time for 80% of Chinese cases is as follows:
- Beijing Embassy: 24 months.
- Hong Kong Consulate: 14 months.
Applicants must first submit an Expression of Interest (EOI) online. The EOI system will score applicants based on factors such as age, language proficiency, net worth, business experience, and adaptability. Applicants who meet the qualifying score of 60 points or higher will have the opportunity to receive a nomination from the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program. Once nominated, they can submit their application materials to the federal immigration authorities for permanent residence.
Application Process:
Step 1: Visit Manitoba for an exploratory visit. Step 2: Submit an EOI through the online system.
Step 3: Upon receiving a Letter of Advice to Apply, prepare the immigration application and business plan.
Step 4: Submit the immigration materials to Manitoba for review.
Step 5: Receive notification of an interview or an interview waiver. Step 6: Obtain the provincial nomination certificate and submit the deposit. Step 7: Apply for a Permanent Resident Card (PR Card) to the CIC.
Step 8: The entire family receives a medical examination request, followed by the issuance of immigration visas.
Step 9: Land in Manitoba and receive the Permanent Resident Card.