Under PNP, Saskatchewan invited 535 immigration candidates

Candidates with practical market experience from one of 81 in-demand occupations were invited in the latest draw held on September 24 by Saskatchewan.

A total of 535 immigration candidates were selected to apply for permanent residence under the Saskatchewan Immigration Nominee Program (SINP). All the invitations were sent to the Express Entry and Occupations In-Demand categories.

This year till date, the SINP has invited 2,740 Occupations In-Demand candidates. Combining 2,245 invitations from the Saskatchewan Express Entry sub-category, the total number of sent invitations is now nearly under 5,000.

To get selected candidates to need to register under an Expression of Interest (EOI) profile with the SINP. To invite potential candidates, the SINP uses an EOI system to select appropriate candidature to apply for a provincial nomination for permanent residence in order to fulfil job market requirements.

Candidates who wish to work or migrate to Saskatchewan must create an EOI profile and prove their capabilities to settle by showing their valid work experience, education, language ability, age, and connections to the province.

Consider above mentioned five factors, the SINP gives a score out of 100 on the International Skilled Worker Points Assessment Grid to registered candidates.

In the order of highest scoring applications to lowest scoring applications, they issue an invitation to apply for a provincial nomination for Canadian permanent residence.

The minimum score requirement of this recent draw was 82 for not sub-categories. To receive an invitation from the province ‘Saskatchewan’ candidate does not need a job offer. Yet candidates required having a least a year’s work experience in an eligible skilled occupation related to their field of study.

An Educational Credential Assessment shows how foreign degrees, diplomas, and certificates compare to Canadian credentials is required to get elected after getting selected under both the categories.