Settlement in Manitoba
Find Government of Manitoba information about settling in Manitoba.
Welcome to Manitoba!
Welcome to Manitoba! This page will help you find information about:
- planning an arrival to Manitoba
- what to do after you arrive
- living, working and studying in Manitoba
- Settlement Services MapThis map is produced by the Manitoba Association of Newcomer Serving Organizations. Learn which cities and town have settlement services. Learn which organizations offer settlement services for all newcomer, and which are for refugees.
- Before You ArriveRegister for pre-arrival supports.
- After You ArriveRegister for newcomer supports.
- Maps and Directories of ServicesFind newcomer arrival and settlement supports, neighbourhood immigrant settlement workers, health and family supports, housing, and more.
Live in Manitoba
- Why Winnipeg?Facts about Winnipeg's climate, neighbourhoods, public transportation, and more.
Work in Manitoba
- Manitoba Provincial Nominee ProgramMPNP selects internationally trained and experienced workers and nominates them to receive Canadian permanent resident visas to settle and work in Manitoba.
- Working in a Regulated Profession or TradeFind out how to get your qualifications recognized.
- Have Your Academic Credentials AssessedAn academic credential assessment is used to evaluate a credential (diploma, degree) earned outside of Canada to determine what it compares to in Canada.
- Apply for a Social Insurance NumberA SIN is a 9-digit number that you need to work in Canada or to have access to government programs and benefits.
Study in Manitoba
- Winnipeg's Post-Secondary EnvironmentA snapshot of post-secondary institutions in Winnipeg including number of students, faculty, and staff, and key highlights of each institution.
- Institutions and ProgramsEducation institutions throughout Manitoba including universities and colleges, vocational institutions, language schools, and secondary schools.