Saskatchewan PNP draw invited 198 candidates

Overview:

Saskatchewan, a province of Canada, has issued another round of invitations for the third time in 2022, under the Canadian permanent residence. 198 invitations have been issued under the Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP) for the skilled workers to apply for the provincial nomination.

Below are the details of the draw:

Date of Invitations to Apply	Category	Total Candidates Invited to Apply	Score of Lowest Ranked Candidate to Apply
May 05, 2022	Express Entry	106	85
	Occupations In-Demand	91	85
	Ukraine Refugees	1	71

 

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The skilled workers invited under the following streams

Saskatchewan is a part of the Provincial Nominee Program (PNP), also called the Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program.

The available categories under the Saskatchewan immigration program:

• International Skilled Worker (ISW)
• Worker with Saskatchewan Work Experience
• Entrepreneur
• Farm Owner and Operator

Under the Occupations In-Demand and Saskatchewan Express Entry streams, the candidates have been sent invitations which the SINP issues, to apply in the provincial draws held time and again that fall under the ISW category.

The SINP’s ISW category is primarily for the overseas skilled workers who want to make a living and work in Saskatchewan as permanent residents. Three sub-categories are available for the skilled workers to apply under. Ann individual must meet specific requirements to be eligible.

The ISW streams are:

• ISW: Employment Offer
• ISW: Occupations In-Demand
• ISW: Saskatchewan

A PNP nomination is worth 600 CRS points for an Canada Express Entry immigration candidate. The ranking score that the CRS implies is given based on the Comprehensive Ranking System.

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