Immigration Announcement
Saskatchewan Expands Immigration Growth with Trade Mission to Asia
Saskatchewan is taking bold steps to attract skilled immigrants and strengthen its economy. The province has launched a strategic trade mission to Vietnam and Singapore, focusing on both economic partnerships and immigration recruitment.
Led by Minister of Trade and Export Development, Warren Kaeding, the delegation aims to build on Saskatchewan’s strong trade ties with the ASEAN region, valued at $1.5 billion in exports in 2024. This move supports the province’s long-term growth strategy, ensuring that Saskatchewan remains a top destination for skilled workers and international investors.
Why Saskatchewan Is Looking to Asia for Immigration
With a growing demand for skilled workers, Saskatchewan is focusing on attracting talent from regions with strong economic and trade connections. Vietnam and Singapore are key markets due to their:
- Strong workforce – Many professionals in fields like agriculture, mining, energy, and manufacturing are looking for global opportunities.
- Existing trade relationships – Saskatchewan already has active trade and investment offices in both Vietnam and Singapore, making immigration pathways easier.
- Strategic location – ASEAN countries have a young, skilled, and mobile workforce, ideal for Saskatchewan’s labor needs.
This mission highlights immigration as a core strategy to fill job vacancies, boost the economy, and create a more diverse workforce in Saskatchewan.
What This Trade Mission Means for Skilled Workers
This initiative is not just about trade—it’s about connecting skilled workers with opportunities in Canada. Saskatchewan’s industries are actively looking for talent in key sectors, including:
| Sector | In-Demand Roles |
| Agriculture | Farm supervisors, equipment operators |
| Mining & Energy | Engineers, technicians, operators |
| Agri-Food Processing | Food scientists, production managers |
| Manufacturing | Skilled trades, automation specialists |
By linking trade partnerships with immigration recruitment, Saskatchewan is paving the way for a smooth transition for skilled workers seeking better opportunities in Canada.
Saskatchewan’s Growing Economic and Immigration Plans
This trade mission aligns with Saskatchewan’s long-term investment and growth strategy, which includes:
- Securing the Next Decade of Growth – A plan to attract global investment and increase job opportunities.
- Expanding Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) pathways – Making it easier for skilled workers from Asia to gain permanent residency in Canada.
- Strengthening ties with key markets – Engaging with ASEAN nations to increase both trade and immigration.
This approach helps businesses thrive, ensures industries have the workforce they need, and offers skilled professionals a clear pathway to Canada.
Saskatchewan is looking to the future, combining trade, investment, and immigration to create a stronger economy. The province’s focus on Vietnam and Singapore shows its commitment to attracting top global talent and ensuring sustained economic growth. If you’re a skilled worker seeking new opportunities in Canada, now is the time to explore Saskatchewan’s immigration programs. With strong demand for talent and expanding job opportunities, the province is a top destination for newcomers looking to build a better future.
