International Skilled Worker Category
The International Skilled Worker (ISW) category is for skilled workers living abroad who want to work and live in Saskatchewan.
Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program
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The Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP) is a way to immigrate to Canada. Through the SINP, the Province of Saskatchewan streams tailored for skilled workers, graduates, and business investors.
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Saskatchewan’s Immigration Services Act came into force on July 1, with the aim of bolstering the province’s ability to manage and monitor the immigration system and protect foreign workers from exploitation, according to the government website.
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Saskatchewan Experience Category
The Saskatchewan Experience (In-SK) category is for foreign nationals who are currently working and living in Saskatchewan on a valid work permit.
Entrepreneur and Farm Category
This sub-category is for people who wish to invest in Saskatchewan by establishing, acquiring or partnering in a business in the province.
International Graduate Entrepreneur Category
This category is for international graduates of eligible Saskatchewan institutions who plan to start a business.
SINP - Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program
The Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program, helps address economic and labor market needs through immigration.
1. Saskatchewan Experience Category
The Experience Category has six pathways for those with Saskatchewan work experience: Skilled Workers and Semi-skilled Agriculture Workers with valid permits, Health Professionals, Hospitality Workers, Long Haul Truck Drivers, and Students who worked 6 to 24 months, depending on where they graduated.
2. International Skilled Worker Category
This category is for international graduates from eligible post-secondary institutions in Saskatchewan who want to start a business. To qualify for provincial nomination for permanent residence, approved candidates must run and manage their business in the province for at least one year.
3. Entrepreneur and Farm Category
The Saskatchewan Entrepreneur and Farm category offers two streams: one for entrepreneurs in various sectors and another for farm owners and operators, both for those with business management experience looking to start or run a business in Saskatchewan.
4. International Graduate Entrepreneur Category
This category is for international graduates of eligible Saskatchewan institutions who plan to start a business. They must run and manage the business for at least one year to qualify for a provincial nomination for permanent residence.
SINP: International Skilled Worker Category
The International Skilled Worker (ISW) category is for skilled workers abroad who wish to work and live in Saskatchewan. There are six sub-categories:
Employment Offer
For skilled workers with a job offer in Saskatchewan.
Agriculture Talent Pathway
For workers with an approved job offer in agriculture-related occupations.
Health Talent Pathway
For healthcare workers with an approved job offer in Saskatchewan.
Tech Talent Pathway
For high-skilled technology workers with a job offer, and possibly in the IRCC Express Entry Pool.
Occupation In-Demand
For skilled workers in in-demand occupations without a job offer.
Saskatchewan Express Entry
For skilled workers in the IRCC Express Entry Pool without a job offer.
SINP: Saskatchewan Experience (SE) category
The Saskatchewan Experience (SE) category is for foreign nationals currently working and living in Saskatchewan on a valid work permit. There are five sub-categories:
Skilled Worker With Existing Work Permit:
For skilled workers who have been working in Saskatchewan for at least six months with a valid work permit and have a permanent, full-time job offer in a qualifying occupation.
Students:
For graduates from Saskatchewan or recognized Canadian institutions who have worked at least 6 months (or 780 hours) in Saskatchewan and have a permanent, full-time job offer in their field of study.
Agriculture Talent Pathway:
For workers in agricultural occupations with an SINP-approved job offer, who intend to settle in Saskatchewan permanently.
Health Talent Pathway:
For healthcare workers with an SINP-approved job offer and intent to reside in Saskatchewan as permanent residents.
Tech Talent Pathway:
For tech and innovation sector workers with an SINP-approved job offer and intent to settle in Saskatchewan permanently.
Saskatchewan has a vibrant art and culture scene, scenic provincial parks and plenty of sports and recreation opportunities. Known as the birthplace of Medicare, Saskatchewan’s residents enjoy free medical care and excellent health care services.
Saskatchewan offers an exceptional quality of life, making it an ideal place to raise a family or start a business.
- Affordable Housing: Housing costs are lower than in most major Canadian cities, making home ownership realistic and achievable for many people.
- Healthcare Benefits: Unlike other provinces, Saskatchewan provides basic and necessary health services with no personal premiums or charges. Be sure to apply for a health card upon arrival.
- Low Taxes: The provincial sales tax is just 6%, the lowest of any province that charges sales tax.
- Short Commutes: In major cities, commute times rarely exceed 20 minutes, saving you time and reducing transportation costs.
Saskatchewan has regulatory groups that monitor nursing and health care profession requirements that need to be met. There may be additional training needed for internationally educated registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, continuing care aides and other professionals.
The Government of Saskatchewan has been working collaboratively with health and post-secondary partners to shorten the training and licensing pathway to allow for a quicker entry of internationally trained nurses into the labour market.
Yes, Saskatchewan has many internationally educated health care workers successfully building their careers within our health care system.
The SINP accepts applications under three immigration categories:
- International Skilled Worker Category,
- Saskatchewan Experience Category, and
- Entrepreneur and Farm Category.
To be considered eligible as a skilled worker under the SINP, you must have a permanent, full-time job offer from a Saskatchewan employer as a worker in a skilled, professional, or managerial position OR have sufficient experience in one of Saskatchewan’s in-demand occupations.
Individuals interested in applying to the SINP under the Saskatchewan Express Entry and Occupation In-Demand categories must first submit an Expression of Interest (EOI) to apply.
Learn more about the SINP International Skilled Worker Category.
This category is for foreign workers that are currently living in Saskatchewan. The Saskatchewan Experience category accepts applications under the following different sub-categories:
- Existing Work Permit
- Health Professionals
- Hospitality Sector Project
- Long Haul Truck Drivers, and
- Students.
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