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The SINP or Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program is one of the ways to immigrate to Canada. You need to score 60/100 in the CRS or Comprehensive Ranking System to be eligible in the SINP. If you have a nomination from the province, the chances of you being issued a Canada PR or permanent residency increase.

SINP requires the applications through the four categories given below:

  • International Skilled Worker Category
  • Saskatchewan Experience Category
  • Entrepreneur Category
  • Farm Category

 

  1. International Skilled Worker Category

Through this category, foreign national Skilled workers can apply for migration and work opportunities. Saskatchewan will nominate candidates for immigration if they have the required skilled work experience in any of Saskatchewan’s occupations that are facing a shortage in the skilled workforce.

  1. Saskatchewan Experience Category

The category permits foreign nationals who are already working and living in Saskatchewan to apply for Canada PR. This program is divided further into various streams.

  1. Entrepreneur and Farm Category

The category is for immigrants who want to set up a business in the province or wish to operate or own a farm or business in Saskatchewan.

You need to meet the eligibility requirements given below to apply for the stream.

Application Process

There is a two-step process in the application system of SINP.

You are required to submit an Expression of Interest to the SINP in the 1st step. In the SINP points evaluation grid, you will be awarded points out of 100 points based on the qualifications you have. To be eligible under the SINP, you must score a minimum of 60 out of 100 points. The candidates with the highest scores are eligible to apply under the SINP.

In the 2nd stage of the process, you need to apply for provincial nomination. If your application gets approved, you are eligible to apply for your Canada PR status directly to the government of Canada.

The factors that are considered include:

  1. Labor Market Success – maximum of 70 points
  • Education and Training
  • Skilled Work Experience
  • Language Ability
  • Age
  1. Connection to Saskatchewan Labor Market & Adaptability – maximum of 30 points

For calculating eligibility , you have to add Factor I + Factor II = 100

Frequently Asked Questions

How many points required for Canada PR in 2022?
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67 points required to be able to create your profile in the federal Express Entry system.

What is Canada points calculator?
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An online points calculation tool that helps you determine your eligibility for immigrating to Canada as a skilled worker through Express Entry.

What is the difference between Canada eligibility and CRS score?
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Canada eligibility requires a candidate to score 67 points on a 100-point grid. CRS scores comes into play when the profiles are in the Express Entry pool.

I have created my Express Entry profile. When will I be invited to apply?
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Invitations to apply are issued by IRCC in federal draws held from time to time. The higher the CRS score, the higher the chances of that individual being invited by IRCC to submit their Canada immigration application through Express Entry.

What is the best way to improve my CRS score?
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Securing a nomination through any of the provincial or territorial governments of Canada – that are a part of the Provincial Nominee Program – is worth 600 CRS points in itself.

How can I get a PNP nomination?
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You will have to apply to the PNP program of the province or territory that you are interested in settling within after you get your Canadian permanent residence.

How are points calculated in Canada?
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Canada is the first country to introduce the points-based system for immigration. To become eligible one has to get good score as per the Canada PR Points Calculator. The Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS),  are used to assess and score your profile based on the following points:

  • Age
  • Work experience
  • Skills
  • Proficiency in Language (English/French)
  • Educational Qualifications

To qualify for Canada Immigration, you have to score a minimum of 67 points.

How do I check my 67 points for Canada immigration?
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You can check your points for Canada Immigration through Y-Axis Canada Immigration Points calculator. Check the points allotted for each factor:

Get 67 out of 100

  • Language score – 28 points
  • Education score – 25 points
  • Work experience score – 15 points
  • Age score – 12 points
  • Arranged employment – 10 points
  • Adaptability – 10 points

Language Ability:

CLB Level

Read

Write

Listen

Speak

10

8

7.5

8.5

7.5

9

7

7

8

7

8

6.5

6.5

7.5

6.5

7

6

6

6

6

 

  Education:

University degree at the Doctoral (PhD) level or equal

25 points

University degree at the Master’s level or equal OR University level Entry-to-practice professional degree (or ). Occupation related to the degree must be:
NOC 2016 Skill Level A, and
by a provincial regulatory body
Note: Degree program must be in one of these fields of study: Medicine, Veterinary Medicine, Dentistry, Podiatry, Optometry, Law, Chiropractic Medicine, or Pharmacy.

23 points

Two or more Canadian post-secondary degrees or diplomas or equal (at least one must be for a program of at least three years)

22 points

Canadian post-secondary degree or diploma for a program of three years or longer, or equal

21 points

Canadian post-secondary degree or diploma for a two-year program, or equal

19 points

Canadian post-secondary degree or diploma for a one-year program, or equal

15 points

Canadian high school diploma, or equal

05 points

Work Experience:

1 Year

9 points

2-3 Years

11 points

4-5 years

13 points

6 or more years

15 points

Age:

Under 18

0 points

18-35

12 points

36

11 points

37

10 points

38

09 points

39

08 points

40

07 points

41

06 points

42

05 points

43

04 points

44

03 points

45

02 points

46

01 points

47

00 points

Arranged Employment in Canada:

Valid job offer

10 points

Adaptability:

Your spouse or partner’s language level

05 points

Your study in Canada

05 points

Your spouse or partner’s past study in Canada

05 points

Your past work in Canada

10 points

Your spouse or common-law partner’s past work in Canada

05 points

Arranged Employment in Canada

05 points

Relatives in Canada This relative must be a:
of a parent (sibling)
of a grandparent (aunt or uncle)
of a parent (niece or nephew)

05 points

How many points do I need to immigrate to Canada?
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To immigrate to Canada you need to score a minimum of 67 points. This score of 67 out of 100 makes you eligible to obtain a PR visa via the Express Entry system. You need to score more to stand out of the crowd.  

How can I calculate my points for Canada PR?
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For Canada PR, the below formula is used to calculate the points:

Total CRS Score = Max. points (Core/Human Capital + Skill Transferability Factor + Additional Factors) = (500 + 100 + 600) = Maximum 1,200 points.

Core Human Capital Factors:

Factors

With Spouse/ common-law partner

Without Spouse/ common-law partner

Age

110

100

Education level

150

140

Official

languages proficiency (IELTS)

160

150

Canadian working experience

80

70

Spouse – Level of education

10

 

Spouse – Official language proficiency

20

 

Spouse Required IELTS Score (General)

10

 

Total

500

460

Skill Transferability Factors:

Factors

Maximum points per factor

Maximum points per factor
or
Education and Canadian Work Experience

50

Language Ability and (Foreign work experience) Non-Canadian Work Experience
or
Canadian work experience and Foreign work experience (Non- Canadian Work Experience)

50

Certificate of Qualification in a Trade and Language Ability

Total

100

  

Additional Factors:

Factor

Max. points per factor

Brother or sister living in Canada who is a citizen or permanent resident of Canada

15

Post-secondary education in Canada – credential of one or two years

15

Post-secondary education in Canada – credential of three years or longer

30

Arranged employment – NOC 00

200

Arranged employment – any other NOC 0, A or B

50

Provincial Nomination

600

Maximum points to be claimed

600