Manitoba Immigration Statistics Summary

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1 Notre Dame Avenue Winnipeg Manitoba CANADA R3B 1N3 (204) (telephone) (204) (fax) Manitoba Labour and Immigration Manitoba Immigration Statistics Summary Report Data effective December 31,

2 Executive Summary Preliminary Immigration Levels It is important to note that the following observations are preliminary. Manitoba received 4,584 immigrants in the year compared with the national total of 226,379. This represents 2.02% of the Canadian total during the same period. For the first time in recent years, Canada received more immigrants than its planned upper limit by 1,379 immigrants. The upper limit for year was 225,000 immigrants. In the year, Manitoba received 32% of new arrivals in the economic class (1,472 persons) and 21% in the family class (952 persons). Over 22% of Manitoba's accepted arrivals are refugees (1,017 people). The top city of destination for Manitoba newcomers is Winnipeg with over 76% or 3,506 newcomers choosing that city. The top source country of new immigrants to Manitoba is the Philippines with 689 persons (15%). Preliminary Provincial Nominee Levels In 1999, 500 applicants were nominated by Manitoba and 188 applied for federal immigration processing that year. In, 515 principal applicants were nominated and 1,088 individuals arrived in Manitoba (313 principal applicants). Manitoba's share of the national Provincial Nominee Program total intake of 1,247 persons is 1,088 immigrants or 87%. In terms of source country, Germany was the highest with 480 new arrivals (44.1%) followed closely by the Philippines with 239 arrivals (22%). 2

3 Table of Contents Manitoba Immigration Levels Summary 5 Levels Projections 5 Levels Report 6 Levels By Province 7 By City of Destination (Top 10) 8 By Source Area 9 By Source Country (Top 10) 9 By Level of Education 10 By Occupation (Top 10 - Principal Applicants only) 11 By Intention to Work 12 By Age and Gender 13 By Marital Status 13 By Language Ability 14 By Mother Tongue (Top 10) 14 Manitoba Provincial Nominees Levels By Province 16 Application Status 16 By City of Destination 17 By Source Area 18 By Source Country (Top 10) 18 By Level of Education 19 By Occupation (Top 10 - Principal Applicants only) 20 By Intention to Work 21 By Age and Gender 22 By Marital Status 22 By Language Ability 23 By Mother Tongue (Top 10) 23 3

4 Immigration

5 Immigration Levels Summary Principal Applicants and Dependents # % Cdn % Cdn levels # levels # % Cdn levels Family Class % 1, % % Economic Class 1, % 1, % 1, % Provincial/Territorial Nominees* % % 1, % Other** % % % Refugees % % 1, % Backlog/missing values % % % TOTAL 2, % 3, % 4, % Canada Immigration Levels Projections Projected Level Actual level 200, , , , , ,000 Family Class 50, % 55, % 52, % Economic Class 94, % 105, % 139, % Provincial/Territorial Nominees % % 1, % Other** 5, % 4, % 3, % Refugees 22, % 24, % 29, % Backlog/missing values % % % TOTAL 174, % 189, % 226, % Difference from Previous Year*** -41, % 15, % 37, % * Provincial Nominees are a sub-category of the economic class. ** Other includes Live-In Caregivers, Deferred Removal Order Class, Post Determination Refugee Class, and Retirees. *** Total 1997 immigration arrivals were 216,049. Data effective December 31, NOTE 1 : StatsCan indicates a Canadian population base of 30,750,087, in which Manitoba (pop. 1,147,880) represents 3.73% of the national demographic. 5

6 Immigration Levels Report Family Class Immediate Family % % % Parents and Grandparents % % % Subtotal % 1, % % Economic Class Skilled Workers - Principal Applicant % % % Skilled Workers - Dependent % % % Business - Principal Applicant % % % Business - Dependent % % % Subtotal 1, % 1, % 1, % Provincial/Territorial Nominees Principal Applicant % % % Dependent % % % Subtotal % % 1, % Other Live-In Caregiver - Principal Applicant % % % Live-In Caregiver - Dependent % % % DROC & PDRCC* % % % Retirees % % % Subtotal % % % Refugees Government Assisted Refugees % % % Privately Sponsored Refugees % % % Refugees Landed in Canada (Asylum) % % % Dependents Abroad** % % % Subtotal % % 1, % Backlog/missing values % TOTAL 2, % 3, % 4, % * DROC - Deferred Removal Order Class, PDRCC - Post Determination Refugee Class. ** Dependents (of a refugee landed in Canada) who live abroad. Data effective December 31, 6

7 Immigration Levels by Province Ontario 92, % 103, % 133, % British Columbia 35, % 35, % 37, % Quebec 26, % 29, % 32, % Alberta 11, % 12, % 14, % Manitoba 2, % 3, % 4, % Saskatchewan 1, % 1, % 1, % Nova Scotia 2, % 1, % 1, % New Brunswick % % % Newfoundland % % % Prince Edward Island % % % Yukon % % % Northwest Territories % % % Nunavut % % % Not Stated % % % TOTAL 174, % 189, % 226, % Data effective December 31, 7

8 Immigration by City of Destination (Top 10) Winnipeg 2, % 2, % 3, % Manitoba (Not Elsewhere Specified) % % % Winkler % % % Steinbach % % % Brandon % % % Arborg % % % Niverville % % % Morden % % % Rossburn % % % Flin Flon % % % TOTAL FOR TOP 10 ONLY 2, % 3, % 4, % TOTAL OTHER CITIES % % % TOTAL 2, % 3, % 4, % Data effective December 31, 8

9 Immigration by Source Area Africa and the Middle East % % 1, % Asia and Pacific 1, % 1, % 1, % South and Central America % % % United States % % % Europe and the United Kingdom 1, % 1, % 1, % Not Stated % % % TOTAL 2, % 3, % 4, % Manitoba Immigration by Source Country (Top 10) Philippines % % % Germany % % % India % % % China % % % Ukraine % % % United Kingdom % % % Ethiopia % % % Yugoslavia % % % United States of America % % % South Africa % % % TOTAL FOR TOP 10 ONLY 1, % 2, % 2, % TOTAL OTHER COUNTRIES 1, % 1, % 1, % TOTAL 2, % 3, % 4, % Data effective December 31, 9

10 Immigration by Level of Education # % # % # % Principal Applicants 0 to 9 years of Schooling % % % 10 to 12 years of Schooling % % % Some University % % % Trade Certificate % % % Non-university Diploma % % % Bachelor's Degree % % % Master's Degree % % % Doctorate % % % Subtotal 1, % 1, % 2, % Dependents 0 to 9 years of Schooling % 1, % 1, % 10 to 12 years of Schooling % % % Some University % % % Trade Certificate % % % Non-university Diploma % % % Bachelor's Degree % % % Master's Degree % % % Doctorate4 0.13% % % Subtotal 1, % 1, % 2, % TOTAL 2, % 3, % 4, % Data effective December 31, 10

11 Immigration by Occupation (Top 10) Principal Applicants Only # % # % # % New Worker % % % Homemakers % % % Student % % % Retired % % % Computer Programmers % % % Other Non-Worker % % % Welders % % % Accountants % % % General Practitioners % % % Registered Nurses % % % TOTAL FOR TOP 10 ONLY % 1, % 1, % TOTAL OTHER OCCUPATIONS % % % TOTAL 1, % 1, % 2, % Data effective December 30, 11

12 Immigration by Intention to Work # % # % # % Principal Applicants Intend to work - Employee % % 1, % Intend to work - ONI* % % % Intend to work - Self-Employed % % % Student % % % Do not intend to work % % % Subtotal 1, % 1, % 2, % Dependents Intend to work - Employee % % % Intend to work - ONI* % % % Intend to work - Self-Employed % % % Student % % 1, % Do not intend to work % % % Subtotal 1, % 1, % 2, % TOTAL 2, % 3, % 4, % * ONI - Occupation Not Identified. Data effective December 31, 12

13 Immigration by Age and Gender Male 0 to 14 years % % % 15 to 24 years % % % 25 to 44 years % % 1, % 45 to 64 years % % % 65 years or more % % % Subtotal 1, % 1, % 2, % Female 0 to 14 years % % % 15 to 24 years % % % 25 to 44 years % % % 45 to 64 years % % % 65 years or more % % % Subtotal 1, % 1, % 2, % Missing values % TOTAL 2, % 3, % 4, % Manitoba Immigration by Marital Status Children under % % 1, % Single % % 1, % Married 1, % 1, % 2, % Other* % % % Unknown % % % TOTAL 2, % 3, % 4, % * Divorced, widowed, separated. Data effective December 31, 13

14 Immigration by Language Ability # % # % # % Principal Applicants English % 1, % 1, % French % % % Both French and English % % % Neither % % % Subtotal 1, % 1, % 2, % Dependents English % % % French % % % Both French and English % % % Neither % 1, % 1, % Subtotal 1, % 1, % 2, % TOTAL 2, % 3, % 4, % Manitoba Immigration by Mother Tongue (Top 10) Tagalog % % % German % % % English % % % Arabic % % % Punjabi % % % Russian % % % Mandarin % % % Amharic % % % Albanian % % % Spanish % % % TOTAL FOR TOP 10 ONLY 1, % 2, % 2, % TOTAL OTHER LANGUAGES 1, % 1, % 1, % TOTAL 2, % 3, % 4, % Data effective December 31, 14

15 Provincial Nominees

16 Provincial Nominee Levels by Province Manitoba % % 1, % Ontario* % % % Saskatchewan % % % New Brunswick % % % Alberta % % % British Columbia* % % % Quebec* % % % TOTAL % % 1, % * Provincial Nominees landed in Ontario, Quebec and British Columbia may be attributed to coding errors. NOTE: Signatory provinces to Provincial Nominee Agreements: Saskatchewan - March 16, 1998 New Brunswick - February 22, 1999 British Columbia - May 19, 1998 Newfoundland - September 1, 1999 Manitoba - June 29, 1998 Manitoba Provincial Nominee Program Application Status Principal Applicants Only Allocation to Manitoba Applications Approved Closed Total Received Applicant Status Arrivals in Manitoba - Principal Applicants - Dependents Total Arrivals* , , ,670 2, ,088 * Includes principal applicants and accompanying dependents. Data effective December 31, 16

17 Provincial Nominees by City of Destination Winnipeg % % % Winkler % % % Steinbach % % % Arborg % % % Niverville % % % Manitoba (Not Elsewhere Specified) % % % Brandon % % % Emerson % % % Rossburn % % % Swan River % % % Portage la Prairie % % % TOTAL FOR TOP 10 ONLY % % 1, % TOTAL OTHER CITIES % % % TOTAL % % 1, % Data effective December 31, 17

18 Provincial Nominees by Source Area Africa and the Middle East % % % Asia and Pacific % % % South and Central America % % % United States % % % Europe and the United Kingdom % % % Unknown % TOTAL % % 1, % Manitoba Provincial Nominees by Source Country (Top 10) Germany % % % Philippines % % % United Kingdom % % % Ukraine0 0.00% % % Korea % % % China % % % Vietnam % % % India % % % Israel % % % Russia % % % TOTAL FOR TOP 10 ONLY % % % TOTAL OTHER COUNTRIES % % % TOTAL % % 1, % Data effective December 31, 18

19 Provincial Nominees by Level of Education # % # % # % Principal Applicants 0 to 9 years of Schooling % % % 10 to 12 years of Schooling % % % Some University % % % Trade Certificate % % % Non-university Diploma % % % Bachelor's Degree % % % Master's Degree % % % Doctorate0 0.00% % % Subtotal % % % Dependents 0 to 9 years of Schooling % % % 10 to 12 years of Schooling % % % Some University % % % Trade Certificate % % % Non-university Diploma % % % Bachelor's Degree % % % Master's Degree % % % Doctorate0 0.00% % % Subtotal % % % TOTAL % % 1, % Data effective December 31, 19

20 Provincial Nominees by Occupation (Top 10) Principal Applicants Only # % # % # % Welders % % % Registered Nurses % % % Computer Programmers % % % Machinists % % % Accountants % % % Machine Tool Operators % % % Bookkeepers % % % Heavy-duty Equipment Mechanics % % % Farmers & Farm Managers % % % Computer Systems Analysts % % % TOTAL FOR TOP 10 ONLY % % % TOTAL OTHER OCCUPATIONS % % % TOTAL % % % Data effective December 31, 20

21 Provincial Nominees by Intention to Work # % # % # % Principal Applicants Intend to work - Employee % % % Intend to work - ONI* % % % Intend to work - Self-Employed % % % Student % % % Do not intend to work % % % Subtotal % % % Dependents Intend to work - Employee % % % Intend to work - ONI* % % % Intend to work - Self-Employed % % % Student % % % Do not intend to work % % % Subtotal % % % TOTAL % % 1, % * ONI - Occupation Not Identified. Data effective December 31, 21

22 Provincial Nominees by Age and Gender Male 0 to 14 years % % % 15 to 24 years % % % 25 to 44 years % % % 45 to 64 years % % % 65 years or more % % % Subtotal % % % Female 0 to 14 years % % % 15 to 24 years % % % 25 to 44 years % % % 45 to 64 years % % % 65 years or more % % % Subtotal % % % TOTAL % % 1, % Manitoba Provincial Nominees by Marital Status Children under % % % Single0 0.00% % % Married % % % Other* % % % TOTAL % % 1, % * Divorced, widowed, separated. Data effective December 31, 22

23 Provincial Nominees by Language Ability # % # % # % Principal Applicants English % % % French % % % Both French and English % % % Neither % % % Subtotal % % % Dependents English % % % French % % % Both French and English % % % Neither % % % Subtotal % % % TOTAL % % 1, % Manitoba Provincial Nominees by Mother Tongue (Top 10) German % % % Tagalog % % % Russian % % % English % % % Korean % % % Ukraine0 0.00% % % Vietnamese % % % Pujabi % % % Mandarin % % % Spanish % % % TOTAL FOR TOP 10 ONLY % % % TOTAL OTHER LANGUAGES % % % TOTAL % % 1, % 23