MORDEN IMMIGRATION PROGRAM
Morden’s Community Driven Immigration Initiative is a support program for those who will apply for permanent residence in Morden through the Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program. If an applicant is not able to qualify on their own to apply to the MPNP (For example: With the support letter of a friend or family member), they can apply to our initiative for a support letter. We choose approximately 50 families per year to be supported by our program. This is approximately 5% of all applications received.
Please review the Application Process.
There are some criteria to be eligible to apply to immigrate to MCDII's Skilled Worker Program.
Applications will not be considered if they do not meet minimum qualifications.​
Priority Occupations
All applicants will be chosen based on occupations from the current MCDII Labour Market Outlook Report. From those occupations on that report, the following are considered priority occupations.
Current Priority Occupations:​
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NOC 31102 Physicians IELTS 7 in each band, currently fully licensed in USA, UK, Ireland, Australia or New Zealand. (note that in order to work in this field after arrival, you must meet requirements of https://www.cpsm.mb.ca/registration/IMG-resources)
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NOC 31301 Registered Nurses IELTS W6.5, Sp7, L7, R 6.5 required (note that in order to work in this field after arrival, you must meet requirements of https://www.crnm.mb.ca/applicants/internationally-educated-nurses/)
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Industrial Painters, Auto technicians, Heavy Duty Vehicle Technicians, Welders, Carpenters: Currently require language score equivalent to CLB 5 overall
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French teachers require CLB 5 in both English and French (note that in order to work in this field, you must meet requirements of https://www.edu.gov.mb.ca/k12/profcert/cert-process/iet.html)
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Applicants who meet all other MCDII requirements for skilled worker overseas yet are settled in Morden as a temporary foreign workers may also apply.
*** We are not affiliated with any Immigration Representative nor do we give preferential treatment to applicants who have hired an Immigration Representative. However, if you do choose to have your paperwork completed by an Immigration Representative, please refer to http://www.cic.gc.ca/english/information/representative/index.asp for information on making an informed choice. ***
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