Saskatchewan is located in Western Canada. The province is one of the agricultural production hubs in Canada. The Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program has a few pathways for immigration candidates. They can use them to become Canada PR. Through its provincial immigration programs, the SINP finds skilled foreign workers. Also welcomed are workers with jobs offered in the province. Workers in businesses facing labor shortages and entrepreneurs who can invest in the businesses of the province get invited too.
The different categories under which immigration candidates come in Saskatchewan are:
This category has 5 streams under this category. They are made to rope in foreign workers who have already got employment in Saskatchewan. SINP Canada needs these candidates to have a job offer from an employer in Saskatchewan. This will help them keep working in the province.
Workers in certain sectors are given priority by certain streams of this category. Those are categories that are facing shortages in labor. The different streams under this category are:
With 3 streams, this category welcomes skilled foreign workers who are capable enough to join the workforce of Saskatchewan. These chosen candidates would also be adaptable to life in the province without any difficulty. Certain streams give priority to workers who hold experience in sectors that need more skilled workers in the province. The other streams look for foreign workers willing to work in Canada with job offers from employers in Saskatchewan.
The 3 streams under this category are:
This category has 2 streams meant to cater to individuals with experience in business management. These candidates are individuals who wish to start a new business in Saskatchewan. The 2 streams are as follows:
The entrepreneurial stream is meant for general entrepreneurs with business proposals in different sectors. The farm stream is meant for farming entrepreneurs.
Important Announcement : SINP declares new updates for proof of funds
By August 30,2024 the applicants of SINP Occupation In-Demand and Express Entry sub-categories must provide proof of settlement that meet the new requirements of IRCC. All PR applications submitted to IRCC that require settlement funds must meet the new requirement as of May 27, 2024.
SINP released the SINP Excluded Occupation List . These occupations are not eligible to apply in the Occupation-in-Demand (OID) and Express Entry Program subcategories.
Even the NOC TEER 4 and NOC TEER 5 skill occupations are also excluded from the OID and EE subcategories. These streams will be considered via International Skilled Worker or Saskatchewan Work Experience subcategories if your employer is registered with the Government of Saskatchewan and the job offer has been approved.
Month | No. of draws | Total no. of Invitations |
October | 1 | 19 |
September | 1 | 89 |
July | 1 | 13 |
June | 1 | 120 |
April | 1 | 15 |
March | 2 | 35 |
January | 1 | 13 |
Invitation Dates | Number of Invitations Issued | CRS score of candidates |
November 02, 2023 | 13 | 115-155 |
October 23, 2023 | 99 | 84 |
August 16 ,2023 | 642 | 60 |