Saskatchewan Provincial Nominee Program (PNP)
Immigrants, if you are thinking of moving to Canada and have set your sights on the province of Saskatchewan, you’ve come to the right place. Get all the valuable insights and information on our website to navigate Saskatchewan successfully.
Before immigrating to the province, get to know all the key aspects of the program, including its eligibility requirements, the application process, and the benefits of choosing Saskatchewan PNP as your immigration destination.
An Overview of the Saskatchewan Provincial Nominee Program
The Saskatchewan Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) is a program designed to invite skilled workers, entrepreneurs, and international graduates who can contribute to the province’s economic growth and development. The provincial program also aims to nominate individuals who meet the specified criteria to apply for Canadian permanent residency.
Saskatchewan PNP Eligibility Requirements
To qualify for the program, the candidates;
- must meet certain criteria determined by the program;
- have to demonstrate proficiency in English or French by providing valid language test results;
- have completed a minimum level of education;
- must possess relevant work experience in an in-demand occupation;
- must demonstrate their financial ability to support themselves and their families;
- show intention to live and work in the province
Saskatchewan PNP Programs
The International Skilled Worker category is designed for skilled workers who wish to live and work in Saskatchewan. The category invites candidates under three streams.
- Employment Offer Stream
- Tech Talent Pathway
- Occupation In-Demand
- Saskatchewan Express Entry
The Saskatchewan Experience category is designed for foreign nationals who are currently working and living in Saskatchewan on a valid work permit. The category has the following streams to apply:
- Skilled Worker with Existing Work Permit
- Semi-skilled Agriculture Worker with an Existing Work Permit
- Health Professionals
- Hospitality Sector Project
- Long-Haul Truck Driver Project
- Students
Entrepreneur Category
The Entrepreneur Category is designed for foreign nationals who wish to establish and invest in a business in Saskatchewan.
International Graduate Entrepreneur Category
The category is for international students who are graduated from Saskatchewan institutions and become an entrepreneur.
Farm Owner and Operator Category
The category is for foreign nationals who intend to move to Saskatchewan having experience in farming and a sufficient amount of capital.
Saskatchewan PNP Application Process
Step 1: Check your Eligibility for the program
Step2: Apply at SINP
Step 3: Complete your online application with documents
Step 4: Pay the fee and submit your application
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