Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program

MPNP Expression of Interest points calculator

Your EOI score decides where you sit in the Manitoba pool and whether you receive a Letter of Advice to Apply. Answer the six factors below to see your ranking score out of 1000, where each point comes from, and how often that score would have been drawn.

1

Language proficiency

100 / 125

Each band of your first official language is scored on its own. Use the CLB level from an approved test — IELTS, CELPIP, TEF or TCF.

CLB
8++25
7+22
6+20
5+17
4+12
≤30
Listening
Reading
Writing
Speaking
Find my CLB level from a test score
IELTS General Training
CLBListeningReadingWritingSpeaking
8+7.56.56.56.5
76.06.06.06.0
65.55.05.55.5
55.04.05.05.0
44.53.54.04.0

Each figure is the minimum score for that level; a result between two rows counts as the lower one. The table stops at CLB 8 because every band at CLB 8 or above earns the same 25 points — a higher score will not raise your total. Take the General Training test, not Academic — Academic results are not accepted.

2

Age

75 / 75
Age when the MPNP receives your application21 to 45
3

Work experience

75 / 175

Full-time work in the past five years. Only continuous jobs of six months or longer count.

Years of full-time experience4 years or more
4

Education

100 / 125
Highest credential completed
5

Adaptability

0 / 500

The largest factor in the grid, and the one that decides most draws. Claim the strongest connection that applies to you.

Connection to Manitoba
Manitoba demand
6

Risk assessment

0 / -200

The only factor that subtracts. Two of the four items carry no penalty, but you must still declare them truthfully in your EOI.

Two MPNP scores, often confused

Manitoba runs two separate scoring instruments, and mixing them up is the most common mistake applicants make.

EOI ranking score — out of 1000
What this page calculates. It ranks you against everyone else in the pool. Each draw publishes a minimum score, and candidates at or above it receive a Letter of Advice to Apply.
Self-assessment score — out of 100
A separate worksheet that decides whether you are eligible to apply at all. You need at least 60 points, plus a connection to Manitoba. A high EOI ranking score does not substitute for it.

Expression of Interest draw history

The official points grid

Every value the calculator uses, as published by Manitoba Immigration.

MPNP Expression of Interest ranking points grid
Factor 1 · Language proficiency · max 125
First official language, scored per band
CLB 8 or higher25 per band
CLB 722 per band
CLB 620 per band
CLB 517 per band
CLB 412 per band
CLB 3 or lower0 per band
Second official language, CLB 5 or higher overall25
Factor 2 · Age · max 75
1820
1930
2040
21 to 4575
4640
4730
4820
4910
50 or older0
Factor 3 · Work experience · max 175
Less than 1 year0
1 year40
2 years50
3 years60
4 years or more75
Fully recognized by provincial licensing body100
Factor 4 · Education · max 125
Master's degree or doctorate125
Two post-secondary programs of at least 2 years each115
One post-secondary program of three years or more110
One post-secondary program of two years100
One-year post-secondary program70
Trade certificate70
No formal post-secondary education0
Factor 5 · Adaptability · max 500
Close relative in Manitoba200
Previous work experience in Manitoba (6 months or more)100
Completed post-secondary program in Manitoba (2 years or more)100
Completed post-secondary program in Manitoba (one year)50
Close friend or distant relative in Manitoba50
Ongoing employment in Manitoba for 6 months or more, with a long-term job offer from the same employer500
Invitation to Apply under a Strategic Initiative500
Immigration destination in Manitoba outside Winnipeg50
Factor 6 · Risk assessment · max −200
Work experience in another province-100
Studies in another province-100
Close relative in another province and no close relative in Manitoba0
Previous immigration application to another province0
Maximum overall1000