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Yes, it’s true — even if you don’t have a job offer or family in Canada 🇨🇦 , you can become a permanent resident through a small-town program in Morden, Manitoba. And this route is still available in 2025. Who can apply? • Aged 21–45 years • At least 2 years of full-time experience in one of their in-demand jobs (within the last 5 years) • CLB 5 in English (that’s about IELTS General 5.0 in each band) • At least one year of post-secondary training or certificate • No previous PR applications or close family in other parts of Canada • Must show you genuinely want to live in Morden • Must meet Manitoba’s settlement funds requirement (about CAD $10,000 for one person) Jobs they often target include: • Welders • Carpenters • Industrial painters • Cooks and chefs • Cabinetmakers • Plumbers • Early childhood educators (Make sure to check their official site for the latest list: http:u002Fu002Fmordenimmigration.com) How the process works: 1. Apply online on Morden’s website 2. If selected, they’ll invite you for a video interview, then possibly an exploratory visit (at your own expense) 3. If the visit goes well, you’ll receive a Letter of Support from Morden 4. That gives you 500 bonus points under Manitoba PNP (Strategic Initiative) 5. Apply for nomination, and then for permanent residence 6. If eligible, you may also get a work permit support letter to move to Morden earlier while waiting for your PR How long does it take? • Morden’s own selection process: 3–6 months • MPNP nomination: ~4 months (faster with support letter) • IRCC PR process: ~18–20 months So the full process may take 2+ years, but many people get temporary work permits to move earlier. Why is this pathway amazing? • No LMIA • No job offer required • No Canadian family or previous experience needed • The community supports your application • You’re not competing in Express Entry • It’s built for skilled workers from overseas with no ties — perfect for people in developing countries Apply or learn more here: http:u002Fu002Fmordenimmigration.com Link also in my bio 📲 Follow @explorewithfestus for more hidden immigration routes like this Disclaimer: This information is based on personal research and experience. Please do your own research