Saskatchewan Immigration Pathways
Explore Saskatchewan's Immigrant Nominee Program and immigration streams for skilled workers, entrepreneurs, and farmers
About Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP)
The Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP) is an economic immigration program that allows Saskatchewan to nominate individuals for permanent residence who have the skills and experience to contribute to Saskatchewan's economy. The program targets skilled workers, entrepreneurs, farmers, and individuals with experience in high-demand occupations to address the province's labor market needs.
Saskatchewan's immigration program uses an Expression of Interest (EOI) system for most pathways, with candidates ranked based on factors like work experience, education, language ability, and connections to the province. Regular draws select the highest-scoring candidates for invitations to apply.
SINP Highlights
- Nominated 6,000+ immigrants in 2023
- Strong focus on skilled workers in in-demand occupations
- Unique pathways for entrepreneurs and farmers
- Specialized streams for healthcare professionals
Immigration Streams
International Skilled Worker Category
Saskatchewan Experience Category
Entrepreneur and Farm Category
Saskatchewan PNP Nominations
Historical data of Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) nominations issued by Saskatchewan over the years.
Ontario PNP Nominations
Avg. PNP Nominees
5,148
Range
37 - 11,099
Total Nominees
113,253
Recent 5-Year Avg
8,884
Ontario Provincial Nominee Program
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