A Quick Guide to Moving to Saskatchewan in 2022

 Over the last half-century, Canada has earned a great reputation for welcoming immigrants into its numerous provinces, each with its own set of requirements and benefits.

This quick read will teach you everything you need to know about the Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program, including its immigration process and benefits. Continue reading.

What accurately is the Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program?

Saskatchewan’s Provincial Nominee Program is known as SINP. This immigration programme permits the province to propose non-Canadian candidates with skilled trades for permanent residency (PR) and employment in Saskatchewan to the federal government.

It has the following main characteristics:

• Its goal is to bridge the labour market gaps created by the ageing population and low birth rate.
• The application is assessed based on a variety of characteristics such as education, occupation, and so on.

What are the various SINP programmes?

Selection Factor	Points
Education and training	Maximum 23 points
Language proficiency	Maximum 20 points
Skilled work experience	Maximum 15 points
Connection to Saskatchewan labor market	Maximum 30 points
Age	Maximum 12 points
Total points	Maximum 100 points
Minimum Points Required:	60 points

Applications are accepted in the following categories:

Saskatchewan’s Perspective
It is for foreign nationals with a valid work permit or a temporary work permit who already have a job and live in Saskatchewan. This is broken down further into subcategories. Read more