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    Saskatchewan Immigration Nominee Program

    Saskatchewan is a province located on the western side of Canada. Canada has three prairie provinces, including Saskatchewan. It is renowned for its natural beauty and friendly atmosphere, making it one of Canada's most amazing provinces.

    The Saskatchewan immigration nominee program is Saskatchewan's immigration initiative, part of the Canada PNP program. This program aims to attract skilled professionals worldwide who can contribute to the province’s economy. 

    So, if you are one of those candidates who wish to immigrate to Saskatchewan but don’t know much about it, this guide is for you. 

    This comprehensive guide will provide every detail about the Saskatchewan immigration nominee program, including its meaning, eligibility requirements, application process, fee requirements, and other necessary information. But before proceeding, let us explain the meaning of the Saskatchewan immigration nominee program. 

    What is the Saskatchewan PNP program?

    Every Canadian province has separate rules and regulations, particularly regarding immigration. Therefore, Saskatchewan also has a separate immigration program, the Saskatchewan PNP program. 

    The Saskatchewan Canada immigration program allows the province to hire skilled professionals, and the hiring process under this program is based on the labour market's demand.  

    Benefits of immigrating to Saskatchewan 2025

    Saskatchewan offers numerous benefits to its immigrants with a Saskatchewan Canada pr visa. Some of the top benefits of the program are mentioned below and should be considered before immigrating to Saskatchewan. 

    • Better job opportunities 

    This province of Canada has the lowest unemployment rate, which is increasing; therefore, the demand for skilled professionals is also constantly rising. Therefore, if you plan to immigrate to Canada through the Saskatchewan PNP program, getting a job won’t be difficult. 

    • Higher wage rate

    Canada is also known for its high wage rates. The average salary in the province is CAD 970, the 3rd largest in Canada. 

    • Access to public services

    Another benefit of migrating to Canada through the Saskatchewan PNP program is access to public services, including educational facilities, healthcare facilities, unemployment allowances, a senior income plan(SIP), and other services. 

    Different categories under the Saskatchewan immigrant nominee program 

    Below are the three major immigration categories, each with its subcategories:

    1. Saskatchewan international skilled worker program 

    This category is divided into three subcategories, as mentioned below.

    • Employee offer

    This category is for skilled workers who have received professional and competent job offers from an employer in Saskatchewan.

    • Occupations in-demand

    This category is for those skilled workers who do not have an employment offer but whose occupation skills are in high demand in Saskatchewan; then, you can apply for this program.

    • Saskatchewan express entry

    Professional workers in the express entry pool who want to work and live in Saskatchewan can apply for this program.

    1. Saskatchewan experience program

    This category is for workers currently living in Saskatchewan. It is divided into five subcategories, as mentioned below. 

    • Existing work permit

    This category is for those who have worked in the province for six months.

    • Hospitality sector projects

    This category is for those workers who have worked in Saskatchewan in the hospitality sector for the past six months.

    • Long-haul truck driver project

    This project is for those working for an approved and eligible truck firm for the past six months.

    • Health sector 

    This category is for those skilled in the health sector, such as nurses, physicians, etc.

    • Students 

    This category is for those who have graduated from a postsecondary institution in Canada. The candidate must have worked for at least 24 months before applying for the program. 

    1. Saskatchewan business immigration 

    The subcategories of the Saskatchewan business immigration program are mentioned below.

    • Entrepreneur 

    This category is for candidates who wish to invest in Saskatchewan's farming sector by acquiring a business in Canada. Under this category, the candidate must take an active business management role in the province. 

    • Farm owners

    This category is for candidates with enough capital to invest in farming operations.

      Saskatchewan immigrant nominee program eligibility criteria 

      The following tabular representation explains the eligibility criteria of the Saskatchewan immigrant nominee program. However, the candidate should know that the Saskatchewan pr requirements vary based on each category. 

      Category

      Eligibility Criteria

      Key Requirements

      (A) Saskatchewan express entry

      → An active profile is in the federal express entry system.

      → Get a minimum of 60 points on the SINP points evaluation grid. 

      → Language proficiency in English/French (express entry level).

      → Minimum 1-year post-secondary education or training.

      → An educational credential assessment (ECA) is necessary for overseas education.

      →  Minimum experience required for a high-skilled job (NOC 0, A, or B). 

      → Proof of Saskatchewan licensure if required for the profession.

      → Settlement funds and plan.

      → Minimum one year of post-secondary education.

      → Valid ECA for foreign education.

      → Work experience in high-skilled and in-demand NOC 0, A, or B.

      → Proof of Saskatchewan licensure or certification, if applicable.

      → Sufficient settlement funds and a plan.

      (B) Saskatchewan Occupation In-Demand

      → Get a minimum of 60 points on the SINP points evaluation grid.

      → Minimum one year of work experience in the past ten years in a high-skilled, in-demand occupation (NOC 0, A, or B).

      →A minimum CLB(Canadian Language Benchmark) level 4 in language proficiency.

      →Completed one year of post-secondary education.

      → ECA required for foreign education (except for trades/vocational training during high school).

      → Settlement funds and plan.

      → Minimum one year of work experience in an in-demand NOC 0, A, or B occupation.

      → Language proficiency CLB 4 or higher.

      → Valid ECA for foreign education.

      → Proof of license or professional status, if applicable.

      → Sufficient settlement funds and a plan.

      (C) Saskatchewan Employment Offer

      → An authentic job offer from an employer in Saskatchewan. 

      → Meet the specific work experience requirements related to the job.

      → Valid SINP-approved offer letter.

      → Meet the minimum language proficiency requirements.

      → Settlement funds and plan.

      → An authentic job offer from an employer in Saskatchewan.

      → Proof of work experience related to the job offer.

      → Fulfillment of the minimum language proficiency requirement for a job.

      → Proof of license or professional status, if applicable.

      → Sufficient settlement funds.

      Documents requirements for the Saskatchewan PNP program 

      The document requirements for the Saskatchewan PNP program differ based on the program you are applying for. The following are the general document requirements for the Saskatchewan PNP program. 

      1. Valid passport 
      2. Proof of identity 
      3. Complete medical test result 
      4. Proof of funds requirements 
      5. Bank statements 
      6. Police clearance certificate (to demonstrate clean character) 
      7. Educational credential assessment (to demonstrate that the candidate’s educational level aligns with Canada’s education level). 
      8. Language proficiency test result (to demonstrate language proficiency in the official language of Canada). 
      9. Plan of settlement 
      10. Employment letter 
      11. Proof of previous work experience 
      12. Certificate of marriage (if applicable) 
      13. Information certificate of dependent children (if applicable) 

      How to apply for the Saskatchewan immigration nominee program?

      The following information explains the steps to apply for the Saskatchewan immigrant nominee program. 

      1. Check your eligibility 

      One of the first steps in the application process for the SINP program is to ensure that you meet every Saskatchewan pr requirement and are eligible to initiate the application process for the Saskatchewan provincial nominee program. 

      1. Select the category 

      Under this, you should select the category of the Saskatchewan immigration program you want to apply for. Additionally, you must ensure that you are selecting the appropriate category that aligns with your eligibility. 

      1. Send the EOI(Expression of Interest) 

      Now, you must send an expression of interest to the authority of Saskatchewan PNP to demonstrate your interest in living, working, or studying in Saskatchewan while contributing to the province's economy. 

      1. Get the NOI(Notification of Interest) 

      If the authority of the Saskatchewan PNP successfully assesses your application and is impressed with your background and every information you have provided to them through the EOI, they will send you the notification of interest; after that, you can initiate the further application process. 

      1. Submission of documents 

      After you receive the NOI, you will have 60 days to submit your documents to the authority of Saskatchewan PNP. It is done to ensure that the information you provided about your EOI qualification is correct and accurate. 

      1. Create an Account 

      After that, you should visit the official Saskatchewan website and create an account there. The account must contain all the required information and be correct and accurate.

      Additionally, you will get every detail about your Saskatchewan immigration on your profile. 

      1. Nomination from Saskatchewan 

      After that, the officials of the Saskatchewan PNP will assess your profile and every detail you have provided. If your profile aligns with the goals set by the province’s immigration authority, you will get the nomination from the authorities.

      You will get 600 points through the provincial nomination, increasing your overall CRS Score. It will also benefit you if you have linked your Saskatchewan profile with express entry, as it will rank your profile well in the express entry pool.  

      1. Receive the ITA(Invitation to Apply) 

      After that, if you get a competitive CRS score, you will receive the ITA(Invitation to Apply) from the Saskatchewan PNP authorities. 

      1. Submission of complete application 

      After you get the ITA from the Saskatchewan PNP authority, you will get 60 days to submit a complete application for SINP, along with the required documents, to the immigration authorities. 

      1. Await confirmation 

      You must now wait for Saskatchewan's PNP authority to confirm their application. If your application is approved, the COPR (Confirmation of Permanent Residency) will be emailed to you via your Saskatchewan profile.  

      What is SINP processing time? 

      The following table illustrates the SINP processing time. The time is measured when the complete application is received and completely processed.

      Immigration Program

      Immigration Sub-Program

      Processing Time (Approximately)

      International skilled worker

      Employment offer

      Five weeks

      Occupation in-demand

      31 weeks

      Express entry

      28 weeks

      Saskatchewan experience

      Existing work permit

      Four weeks

      International students

      Four weeks

      Health professionals

      Four weeks

      Truck drivers

      Five weeks

      Hospitality workers

      Two weeks

      Entrepreneur and farm

      Entrepreneurs nominations

      Nine weeks

      Farmers

      23 weeks

      Application cost of Saskatchewan PNP 

      The following tabular representation explains the application cost of the Saskatchewan PNP program. 

      Fee Type

      Amount (CAD)

      Notes

      Saskatchewan PNP application fee

      $350

      Non-refundable

      Right of permanent residence fee

      $500

      Payable upon approval of PR

      Dependent child fee

      $225 per child

      It applies to each dependent child

      SINP latest draw 2025

      The following tabular representation explains the list of SINP latest draw, which was released in 2025 so far. 

      Date

      Number of Invitations

      Minimum Points Required

      Category

      September 12, 2024

      32

      88

      Occupations In-Demand

      57

      88

      Express Entry

      June 13, 2024

      32

      88

      Occupations In-Demand

      88

      88

      Express Entry

      March 7, 2024

      14

      89

      Occupations In-Demand

      21

      89

      Express Entry

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