If you are not a Canadian citizen but are interested in becoming a resident, Canada’s 10 provinces and 3 territories can nominate immigrants through the Provincial Nominee Program (PNP). To be nominated, immigrants must have the skills, education, and work experience to contribute to the economy of that province or territory and must want to live there.

Each province has its own streams of immigration programs and criteria for its PNP that target certain groups. Certain provinces may want to attract immigrants who fall into any of the following categories: skilled or semi-skilled workers, students, business people, etc. 

Over the last few years, PNP admissions have increased significantly, now becoming Canada’s leading pathways for economic class immigration.

Some PNP streams are aligned with Canada’s Express Entry system, allowing candidates to get an additional 600 points towards their Comprehensive Ranking System points. This virtually guarantees an invitation to apply for permanent residence in Express Entry.

PNP programs are an important part of Canada’s immigration system and play a key role in meeting the country’s labor market needs. They provide Canadian employers with access to a pool of highly qualified and skilled workers and help provinces and territories meet their specific immigration and labor market needs. In addition, PNP programs help to support the integration of new immigrants into the Canadian community and contribute to the social and economic development of the country.

Contact a member of our team or complete our assessment to find out if you are eligible for nomination by one of the provinces or territories.

Types of Provincial Nominee Program: Find Your Eligible Program

Am I eligible for a Provincial Nominee Program?

With more than 2,00,000 people opting for Provincial Nominee programs between 2020 and 2022, it is essential to meet the fixed eligibility criteria for the applicants. However, every provincial program has different requirements based on the economy, labour gaps, education and work experiences. Therefore, we are providing you with brief information and unique advantages of all the Provincial Nominee programs to make you eligible. It will also help you find specific streams and sub-programs under each PNP.

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Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP)

The Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP) is one of the Provincial Nominee Programs offered by the province of Saskatchewan that allows immigrants interested in living in Saskatchewan to immigrate to Canada.

Categories through which immigrants can apply for nomination:

International Skilled Worker Category

• Immigrants who do not have a job offer but are highly skilled in an in demand occupation
• Have a job offer from Saskatchewan employer
• Have an Express Entry profile and need additional points

Saskatchewan Experience Category

• Immigrants working in Saskatchewan for at least 6 months
• Students who studied in Canada

Entrepreneur Category

• Immigrants who want to start, obtain, or partner in a business in the province

Farm Category

• Immigrants who plan to buy and run a farm in Saskatchewan (this category is limited to crops and livestock only)

These various categories allow immigrants to come and experience the joys of living in Canada. Each category may require different documents and have varying processing times. Finding all the correct documentation and moving forward with the process to immigrate to Canada may seem like a daunting task if you are trying to complete the process unassisted. Choose to simplify this task by utilizing our skilled team of consultants. We can walk you through the process every step of the way. We will verify that correct documentation is provided and advocate as your representative at the necessary stages.

If you have any additional questions about the immigration process or about the SINP categories, feel free to contact one of our reliable team members. We want to help you or your family streamline the immigration process and reduce unnecessary stress. We are happy to answer any questions you may have about the SINP.