But
in all actuality, it is because people above the age of 40 up to 50 can easily
apply for SINP and get their nomination. Also, people who might not be eligible
for express entry can directly apply through SINP and get an easy nomination
also SINP has its own point system.
People
can immigrate to SINP for several different reasons like immigration, work, or
for studies.
Programs
under SINP:
- International Skilled Workers
- Entrepreneur
- Worker with Saskatchewan Work Experience
- Farm owner and operator
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Employment
Offer Category
What
are the criteria?
For
international employees who have received a job offer from Saskatchewan for a
skilled position.
The
Hospitality Sector Project sub-category is where applicants for positions in
the health profession and in the hospitality industry should submit their
applications.
What
are the requirements?
- Must get a minimum SINP point assessment score of 60.
- Possess an offer for permanent, full-time work in one of the National Occupational Classification (NOC) TEER 0, 1, 2, 3 (formerly skill level A, B, skill type 0), or in a specified trade.
- Within the last ten years, you must have worked in your preferred field for at least a year.
- Be qualified to obtain, if necessary, a Saskatchewan license for regulated professions and trades.
- French or English language proficiency of at least CLB 4 is required.
Occupation
in Demand Category
What
are the criteria?
For
international workers who possess the necessary skills but do not yet have a
job offer in Saskatchewan.
An
applicant must submit an Expression of Interest.
What
are the requirements?
- Must receive at least 60 points on the SINP point evaluation scale.
- Possess a diploma, certificate, or degree; or have successfully completed postsecondary education, training, or an apprenticeship comparable to that offered in Canada.
- Possess work experience in a highly skilled position that is not on the list of jobs that are not eligible for the SINP.
- Have at least one year of recent, full-time job experience in a profession that requires competence. Your experience must be connected to your profession and educational background. Occupation must be NOC TEER 0, 1, 2, or 3 (formerly skill level A or B, skill type 0), and it must be one that Saskatchewan considers to be in demand at the time of application.
- You might have to present documentation of your professional standing or licensing eligibility.
- Must show proof of funds and have a plan for settling in Saskatchewan
- Speak French or English fluently with a minimum CLB 4;
- Reside outside of Canada;
- Must show evidence of legal status in Canada.
Saskatchewan
Express Entry Category
What
are the criteria?
To
relocate to Saskatchewan after obtaining permanent residency through the IRCC
Express Entry programme.
The
following requirements must be met:
- The direct application for this stream is not permitted. You can only apply if you have an IRCC Express Entry profile and have received a Notification of Interest from AINP.
- Must receive at least 60 points on the SINP point assessment grid
- Must have a language test result that satisfies the EE language standards and a valid Express Entry profile in the IRCC Express Entry system.
- Have post-secondary education or training equivalent to at least one year of Canadian education;
- An applicant should have a diploma, certificate, or degree;
- Must have experience in a job that is not on the Excluded Occupation List;
- Skilled professionals must have at least one year of work experience in the last ten years;
- Skilled tradespeople must have at least two years of work experience in a trade in the last five years;
- Work experience must be in a field related to post-secondary education or training;
- Tradespeople and skilled professionals must have one year of work experience in Canada within the previous three years;
- It may be necessary to show proof of professional status or licensure eligibility.
- Have documentation of the settlement plan and its financial backing.
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