Brandon RNIP

Brandon RNIP

The Brandon, Manitoba offshoot of the [Rural & Northern Immigration Pilot](https://www.canada.ca/en/immigration-refugees-citizenship/services/immigrate-canada/rural-northern-immigration-pilot.html) (R...

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Last Updated: June 2026 3 min read

The Brandon, Manitoba offshoot of the Rural & Northern Immigration Pilot (RNIP) offers applicants the opportunity to relocate to this chosen community in the province of Manitoba.

Brandon is located in southwest Manitoba, and has a population of 51,000 residents. It is strategically located in close proximity to Saskatchewan and the United States of America. Brandon is a large city: it is one of the largest cities in the province.

Brandon has:

  • A regional hospital.
  • Two colleges.
  • A university
  • Accessible and quality-assured public education and health networks.

For all immigrants who relocate to Brandon, the city has a robust system in place to help you feel at home in the community. Some such services and organizations include:

  • Classes for those seeking to learn English as an Additional Language,
  • Settlement Services
  • Language Interpretation services

What is the process to qualify for the Brandon RNIP?

Similar to the other offshoots of the RNIP program, it is important that the applicant meets the federal requirements..

Once the federal requirements are met, the process is as follows:

  • Application to a qualifying job.
  • Securing a job offer from the qualified employer.
  • Be called for an interview with the community panel.
  • If the community panel selection committee chooses you, you will receive a recommendation from them.
  • With the recommendation, you may apply for permanent residence.

What is the Brandon RNIP community-specific criteria?

Once you meet the federal requirements, it is important to Make sure you meet the community requirements. This criteria is judged on a points system.

  • Language proficiency – 15 points
  • For those with NOC Category 0 & 1: CLB / NCLC 6
  • For those with NOC Category 2 & 3: CLB / NCLC 6
  • For those with NOC Category 4 & 5: CLB / NCLC 4
  • Spouse language proficiency above CLB /NCLC 4 – 8 points
  • Completion of post-secondary program in Brandon that was at least 2 years long in the past 12 months – 10 points
  • Spouse’s completion of post secondary program in Brandon that was at least 2 years long in the past 12 months – 5 points
  • Applicant earning wages and employed in Manitoba – 20 points
  • Applicant has full-time paid job that they have had for 6 months when applying – 5 points
  • Applicant’s spouse has full-time paid job that they have had for 6 months when applying – 5 points
  • Applicant has lived in Brandon for 6 consecutive months at least in past 3 years – 5 points.
  • Applicants with:
  • Close family connections in Brandon – +10 points for each connection
  • Medium family connection – +5 points for each connection
  • Friend – +2 points for each

Once you meet community and federal criteria, you may proceed to apply for the RNIP.

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Disclaimer: The information on this page is intended as a general guide and does not constitute legal advice. Immigration laws and policies change frequently. Final decisions on all immigration applications are made solely by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) and other Canadian immigration authorities. No outcome can be promised. For advice specific to your situation, please book a consultation with our RCIC-licensed team.

Disclaimer: The information on this page is intended as a general guide and does not constitute legal advice. Immigration laws and policies change frequently. Final decisions on all immigration applications are made solely by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) and other Canadian immigration authorities. No outcome can be promised. For advice specific to your situation, please book a consultation with our RCIC-licensed team.

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