Canada's Saskatchewan province has held its biggest round of provincial invitations in 2021.
On November 18, 2021, the Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program [SINP] issued a total of 633 invitations to candidates for being nominated by the province for Canadian permanent residence.
Saskatchewan is a part of Canada's Provincial Nominee Program.
The previous Saskatchewan PNP draw was held on September 27, 2021. No draw was held by Saskatchewan in the month of October 2021.
Invitations issued by Saskatchewan go out to candidates eligible for the SINP International Skilled Worker [ISW] pathway.
| An Overview of SINP November 18, 2021 draw
Total invitations issued: 633 |
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| Category: Stream | EOI score of lowest ranked candidate | Total candidates invited to apply |
| ISW: Occupations In-Demand | EOI 65 | 208 |
| Occupations In-Demand candidates invited had Educational Credential Assessments.
Not all occupations were selected. 14 Occupations chosen and eligible, as per their National Occupational Classification [NOC] codes: 0711, 0016, 7242, 0712, 7294, 7231, 7281, 7243, 7201, 7371, 7203, 7235, 7283, 7272 |
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| ISW: Express Entry | EOI 65 | 425 |
| Express Entry candidates invited had Educational Credential Assessments.
Not all occupations were selected. 14 Occupations chosen and eligible, as per their NOC codes: 0711, 0016, 7242, 0712, 7294, 7231, 7281, 7243, 7201, 7371, 7203, 7235, 7283, 7272. |
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The selection of EOIs is limited occupation-wise so that – [1] SINP nominations don’t exceed employment demand within Saskatchewan, and [2] nominees with positive employment prospects in Saskatchewan are selected.
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| Which 14 occupations were selected in November 18 SINP draw? | |
| NOC Code | Occupation |
| 0016 | Senior managers - construction, transportation, production and utilities |
| 0711 | Construction managers |
| 0712 | Home building and renovation managers |
| 7201 | Contractors and supervisors, machining, metal forming, shaping and erecting trades and related occupations |
| 7231 | Machinists and machining and tooling inspectors |
| 7242 | Industrial electricians |
| 7243 | Power system electricians |
| 7281 | Bricklayers |
| 7294 | Painters and decorators (except interior decorators) |
| 7371 | Crane operators |
| 7203 | Contractors and supervisors, pipefitting trades |
| 7235 | Structural metal and platework fabricators and fitters |
| 7283 | Tilesetters |
| 7272 | Cabinetmakers |
The SINP offers a Canadian immigration pathway. Through the SINP, Saskatchewan –
- Nominates candidates to the federal government for Canada PR, and
- Invites residency applications from non-Canadians that intend to settle in Saskatchewan.
All nominated candidates will be identified as SINP nominees. Such individuals can then proceed to submitting their permanent residency application through Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada [IRCC].
| With the latest draw, a total of 6,965 candidates have been invited by Saskatchewan PNP altogether in the 18 SINP draws held so far in 2021. |
About Saskatchewan
Saskatchewan, a province in Canada, is among the three Prairie Provinces (along with Alberta and Manitoba) and the four Western Provinces (along with Alberta, British Columbia, and Manitoba).
Abundant natural resources, a diverse economy, great quality of life, and comparatively lower costs of living make Saskatchewan ideal to live and work as a Canadian permanent resident.
Saskatchewan continues to attract newcomers from all over the world to its many communities. The prominent cities of Regina and Saskatoon get the greatest number of immigrants in the province.
In 2019, newcomers comprised 2.35% of the total population of Regina. Saskatoon, on the other hand, had 1.77% of the population made up of newcomers.
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