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2020-01-10 – Saskatchewan immigration issued 308 invites targeting 82 National Occupational Classification codes in the province’s first skilled worker Expression of Interest draw of 2020. The January 9 Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program draw featured invites through both the province’s Express Entry and Occupations In-Demand streams. Express Entry candidates received 142 invites, while Occupations In-Demand candidates
2020-01-06 – Saskatchewan immigration issued 595 invites targeting 96 National Occupational Classification codes in the latest provincial Expression of Interest draw. The December 20 Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program draw featured invites through both the province’s Express Entry and Occupations In-Demand streams. Express Entry candidates received 304 invites, while Occupations In-Demand candidates received 291. Both streams
2020-01-06 – Saskatchewan immigration has changed the way it selects candidates through its popular Entrepreneur stream, with the next Expression of Interest draw expected on January 7, 2020. The province will prioritize three selection factors to separate candidates with the same score on the Entrepreneur stream points grid. “In order to manage application inventory and
2019-12-09 – Saskatchewan immigration has conducted its delayed final draw of 2019 through the province’s popular Entrepreneur stream. The December 5 Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program draw saw 62 invitations issued for Saskatchewan immigration. Candidates scored an average of 120 points to qualify, with the lowest-ranked candidate receiving an application scoring 120 points. The draw was
2019-12-07 – Saskatchewan Premier Scott Moe has called for the province to have more control over immigration and tax collection, similar to the powers of Quebec. Moe specifically wants the province to have the power to adjust proportions of newcomers under the economic and family classes. This control would allow the government to better respond
2019-12-04 – Saskatchewan immigration has launched a new International Graduate Entrepreneur Stream. The new Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP) category is aimed at international students graduating from Saskatchewan institutions. It is designed to help them stay in the province as entrepreneurs, while also attracting business investment. It compliments the existing Saskatchewan Entrepreneur Stream. The stream
2019-12-02 – Saskatchewan immigration will conduct its delayed final Entrepreneur draw of 2019 on Thursday, December 5. The Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program draw was originally scheduled for November 7, but was moved back a month ‘to accommodate for program criteria changes and system updates’. The stream requires a net worth of $500,000 and minimum investment
2019-11-30 – Saskatchewan immigration has issued 460 invites targeting 97 National Occupational Classification codes in a new Expression of Interest draw. The November 28 Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program draw featured invites through both the province’s Express Entry and Occupations In-Demand streams. Express Entry candidates received 200 invites, while Occupations In-Demand candidates received 260. Both streams
2019-11-18 – Saskatchewan immigration has delayed its final Entrepreneur stream draw of 2019 to December 5. The draw was originally scheduled to take place on November 7. A notice posted on the Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program website said: “Please be advised that the EOI pool selection scheduled for November 7, 2019, has been postponed until
2019-11-13 – Saskatchewan immigration has targeted 94 occupations with 525 immigration invites in a new Expression of Interest draw. The November 12 Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program draw saw invites issued through two provincial streams. Saskatchewan Express Entry candidates received 303 invites, requiring a minimum score of 69 points. Meanwhile, Occupations In-Demand stream candidates received 222
