Saskatchewan is also a popular destination among immigrants. The province was welcoming 3,000 to 4,000 newcomers every year. That number has now increased to 15,000. Those immigrants who want to be permanent resident can go through this PNP program.
The Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program is a collection of immigration pathways enabling foreign nationals to become Canadian permanent residents.
Saskatchewan is best known for its grain farming and called “Land of Living Skies.” The main purpose of PNP Program is to address economic and labour market needs through immigration to the province.
For individuals with skilled work experience, excellent education, and qualities suited for living in Ontario, there are various pathways available for immigration and settlement.
For individuals residing and working in Saskatchewan for a minimum of six months under a valid work permit, there are specific immigration pathways and opportunities available for permanent residency and settlement.
For individuals interested in starting their own business or engaging in farming work in the province of Saskatchewan, there are specific immigration streams and programs tailored to facilitate such endeavors.
Must have legal proof / status if currently residing in Canada
Minimum language score of 4 CLB
Must have completed minimum 1 year of post secondary education or training equal to the Canadian educational standards
Must have minimum 1 year paid work experience related to their field of education or training in NOC levels (O, A and B)
Must provide proof / licensure if applicant profession requires mandatory Saskatchewan licensing
Must show settlement funds & desired stay intention
Score of minimum 60 points out of 100
