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Saskatchewan immigration has conducted its first Entrepreneur stream draw of 2022, issuing 51 invitations through the Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP). The January 6 draw required a minimum score of 90 and an average score of 105 points. Saskatchewan Entrepreneur Stream 2022 Draws Date Lowest score Average score Highest score Number of invitations 06-Jan-22 90
Saskatchewan has launched a new expression of interest pool targeting 21 healthcare occupations for Canada immigration to the province. Through the International Healthcare Worker EOI, the province plans to link qualified candidates with healthcare job vacancies through the Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP). Candidates submit a profile to show their interest in working in Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan is facing such a dire labour shortage and is so in need of immigrants to fill those jobs that it created a brand-new pathway to permanent residency for them last month. The Hard-To-Fill Skills Pilot was launched in late November to allow employers to recruit workers through overseas missions, or other international recruitment activities,
Saskatchewan immigration has conducted its largest Expression of Interest draw of 2021, issuing 633 invitations to apply across two streams. In the November 18 Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program draw, Occupations In-Demand candidates with skills and experience in one of 14 National Occupational Classification (NOC) codes received 208 invitations, with a minimum score of 65 points,
Saskatchewan immigration has resumed draws through its Entrepreneur stream for the first time since before the COVID-19 pandemic struck. The Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP) suspended draws as of March 2020, the month the deadly virus first swept through Canada, forcing governments to impose restrictions. The province conducted a new draw on July 12, issuing
Saskatchewan immigration has conducted a new Expression of Interest draw, issuing 496 invitations to apply across two streams. In the August 19 Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program draw, Occupations In-Demand candidates with skills and experience in one of 61 National Occupational Classification (NOC) codes received 335 invitations, with a minimum score of 70 points, four lower
Saskatchewan immigration has conducted a new Expression of Interest draw, issuing 452 invitations to apply across two streams. In the August 5 Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program draw, Occupations In-Demand candidates with skills and experience in one of 65 National Occupational Classification (NOC) codes received 281 invitations, with a minimum score of 73 points, four lower
Saskatchewan immigration has conducted a new Expression of Interest draw, issuing 295 invitations to apply across two streams. In the July 8 Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program draw, Occupations In-Demand candidates with skills and experience in one of 62 National Occupational Classification (NOC) codes received 196 invitations, with a minimum score of 80 points. A further
Saskatchewan immigration has conducted a new Expression of Interest draw, issuing 255 invitations to apply across two streams. In the June 15 Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program draw, Occupations In-Demand candidates with skills and experience in one of 55 National Occupational Classification (NOC) codes received 152 invitations, with a minimum score of 82 points. A further
Saskatchewan immigration has conducted a new Expression of Interest draw, issuing 269 invitations to apply through the Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program. The May 25 draw targeted Occupations In-Demand candidates with skills and experience in one of 36 National Occupational Classification (NOC) codes. Candidates required a minimum score of 65 points. The targeted NOCs were all
