Saskatchewan PNP

The name ‘Saskatchewan’ is derived from an anglicized version of a word in the Cree language that stands for “swiftly flowing river”.

Saskatchewan is one of the three Prairie Provinces of Canada. Alberta and Manitoba are the other two.

With British Columbia entering the picture, the four provinces together form the Canadian Western Provinces.

Bounded by the US states of Montana and North Dakota to the south, Saskatchewan has the NorthwestTerritories sharing the border in the north. While Manitoba lies towards the east, Alberta makes up the neighbouring Canadian province in the west.

Saskatchewan enjoys the unique distinction of being the only Canadian province that has fully artificially made boundaries, that is, not formed by a natural feature. The province is one of the two Canadian provinces that do not have a saltwater coast.

Saskatchewan is the sixth-most populous province in Canada, the fifth-largest of them all in terms of area.

A part of Canada’s Provincial Nominee Program [PNP], SINP Canada refers to the PNP of Saskatchewan, that is, the SaskatchewanImmigrant Nominee Program [SINP].

An individual looking to migrate overseas to Canada and settle within Saskatchewanafter acquiring their Canadian permanent residence would have to go through the Saskatchewan immigrant nominee program.

Saskatchewan PNP categories available
Program	Streams
International Skilled Worker	International Skilled Worker: Saskatchewan Express Entry
	International Skilled Worker: Occupations In-Demand
	International Skilled Worker: Employment Offer
Worker with Saskatchewan Work Experience	Saskatchewan Experience: Skilled Worker with Existing Work Permit
	Saskatchewan Experience: Semi-Skilled Agriculture Worker with Existing Work Permit
	Saskatchewan Experience: Health Professionals
	Saskatchewan Experience: Students
	Saskatchewan Experience: Hospitality Sector
	Saskatchewan Experience: Long-Haul Truck Driver
Entrepreneur	Entrepreneur
	International Graduate Entrepreneur
Farm Owner and Operator	Farm Owners and Operators
	Farm Owners and Operators – Young Farmer Stream

 

Inorder to be able to immigrate to Saskatchewan as an International Skilled Worker a candidate will be required to score at least 60 points [out of a maximum of 120 points available] on the SINP point assessment grid.

SINP International Skilled Workers: Expression of Interest [EOI] Selection Results 2021 Total SINP invitations so far – 1,975 Occupations in-Demand: 923 Express Entry: 1,052
Date of Invitations to Apply	Category	Score of Lowest Ranked Candidate	Total invited
January 7, 2021	Occupations In-Demand	71	237
	Express Entry	71	148
January 21, 2021	Occupations In-Demand	77	313
	Express Entry	77	189
February 11, 2021	Occupations In-Demand	72	197
	Express Entry	72	344
February 25, 2021	Express Entry	70	299
March 11, 2021	Occupations In-Demand	71	176
	Express Entry	71	72

Saskatchewan PNP Program Application Process

Generally, applying for a PNP nomination involves a 2-step process.

The first step is that of submitting an Expression of Interest [EOI] with the PNP program concerned. The SINP in this case.

Those successful in securing a PNP nomination through Saskatchewan might then proceed onto the next part of the process. Here, an application for Canadian permanent residence will have to be submitted with Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada [IRCC].

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