Media Mentions
The Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP), which is a Provincial Nominee Program (PNP), comprises various immigration pathways that allow foreign nationals to obtain Canadian permanent residency. The PNP is intentionally structured to draw immigrants to sectors that will enhance the province economy: skilled workers, individuals in industries facing labor shortages, those with job offers, and entrepreneurs. The province manages multiple immigration streams categorized into three distinct groups:
The Saskatchewan International Skilled Worker program includes three immigration streams aimed at attracting skilled workers capable of integrating into Saskatchewan’s workforce and adjusting smoothly to life in the province. Certain streams give preference to individuals with experience in industries facing labour shortages, whereas other streams focus on those who possess job offers from employers in Saskatchewan.
Saskatchewan Experience includes five immigration pathways aimed at attracting individuals who have previously acquired work experience in Saskatchewan. Additionally, participants in these pathways are required to possess a job offer from an employer based in Saskatchewan to maintain their employment within the province. Specific pathways give preference to individuals with experience in particular sectors that are currently facing labor shortages in the region.
Saskatchewan Entrepreneur and Farm comprises two immigration pathways aimed at individuals possessing business management expertise who aspire to initiate a new business venture in Saskatchewan. The entrepreneurial stream caters to general entrepreneurs with business proposals across various sectors, whereas the farm owner and operator stream is tailored specifically for entrepreneurs within the agricultural domain.
