Saskatchewan immigration programs are very easy among all other provincial Nomination Programs (PNPs) in Canada. Its Saskatchewan Occupation List in-Demand category is also highly popular among international immigrants thanks to its immigrant-friendly policies and easy-to-apply method at present; It is accepting applications across 37 in-demand occupations. Saskatchewan is a western state in Canada and is home to nearly 1,114,170 Canadians. The sparsely populated Canadian state has a high frequency of issuing nominations for PR Visas to skilled immigrants. The SINP is part of Canada’s Provincial Nominee Program, which allows taking part provinces and territories to nominate a set number of economic immigration candidates for Canadian permanent residence from India. Saskatchewan Immigration programs are easily the first choice for many new  applicants who are about to Immigrate to Saskatchewan.

Note – Candidates in the federal Express Entry pool who get a provincial nomination through the SINP’s Express Entry sub-category awarded an additional 600 points toward their ranking score guaranteeing an invitation to apply for Canadian permanent residence. Your application will get cleared between 4 to 6 months to get an invitation to apply from the Province of Saskatchewan. Candidate need to get a minimum score of 60 points out of 100 in the Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP) factor assessment grid.

You need to create a CIC profile online in the Express Entry Pool in order to Immigrate to Saskatchewan. You will need to put in information such as age, language ability, educational qualification, and work experience. Once you have done this, you will get a comprehensive ranking system (CRS) rank, and this will ultimately decide if you get selected for immigration to Canada.

SINP’s In-Demand Occupations List – Candidates are not in the Express Entry pool may also pursue a nomination by the SINP through the Occupation In-Demand sub-category as per the below Occupation List of Saskatchewan.

Saskatchewan PNP has expanded the list of in-demand occupations associated with both its Express Entry and In-Demand Occupation sub-categories, from 19 occupations to over 200 on 18^th September 2019. The Occupations In-Demand and Express Entry program sub-categories are for Applicant who have education and work experience in a high-skilled and in-demand occupation. Eligible occupations for the Occupation in Demand and Express Entry program sub-categories are high-skilled occupations in the National Occupational Classification (NOC) Matrix levels, SINP Excluded Occupation List mentioned below for which an applicant cannot apply.

Below are the highly skilled occupations list which includes:

NOC “A” (occupations that usually require a university education);

NOC “B” (occupations that usually require a college education or apprenticeship training); or

NOC “0” (management).

Note – This sub-category is for skilled workers who:

• Don’t have a job offer in Saskatchewan but are highly skilled in an in-demand occupation in the province, and
• Meet the sub-category criteria. Criteria can change, but we use what was on the website of Saskatchewan province when we received your complete application. So make sure you apply before the occupation list gets close for your profile.

The following are new occupations on the SINP’s In-Demand Occupations List. The * denotes occupations that do not require licensure.These list are based on the SINP’s Excluded Occupations List, which replaced the In-Demand Occupations List in September 2019