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Manitoba: end of post-CUAET measures

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The province of Manitoba will be ending the special immigration measures that were introduced for temporary residents with CUAET visas. The local government is following the policy of the Federal Government of Canada, which has set 31 March 2024 as the end date for post-CUAET measures.

Consequently, on 30 April 2024, Manitoba will also terminate several privileges for temporary residents with CUAET visas.

As part of the Manitoba Provincial Immigration Programme (MPNP), a special measure for temporary residents with CUAET visas to obtain an Expression of Interest (EOI) will be completed. In the future, Ukrainians who meet the provincial immigration requirements will be able to obtain an EOI under the general requirements.

The Canadian immigration lawyer and Canadian visa experts of MV Group provide full support for obtaining PR status in Canada under all immigration programmes. Despite the closure of special immigration measures in Manitoba, temporary residents of Canada with CUAET visas can continue to obtain PR status in Canada under provincial and federal programmes.

Also, the Government of Manitoba is finalising the return of the provincial fee of 500 CAD for temporary residents with CUAET visas. The exception is for those who receive a Letter of Advice to Apply before 1 May 2024.  As noted, a refund of the fee will be made upon submission of the application.

Also, appointments that could be booked at the Reception Centre for immigration questions related to the Manitoba Provincial Immigration Programme are coming to an end.

In total, the Government of Manitoba currently reports about more than 25,000 CUAET visa newcomers in the province. However, only 1,133 temporary resident families of these newcomers have used their privilege and applied under special measures from the Government of Manitoba to obtain PR status in Canada.

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