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Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP)

Saskatchewan is a land of natural attractiveness. It is rich in resources and filled of opportunity for excellence careers, entrepreneurship and learning.

Our province was put up by native people and immigrants from Europe and around the world. These days, immigration is a chief factor in building and sustaining energetic communities and economic growth in Saskatchewan.

Whether you are a skilled worker, professional, business person, student or tourist, Saskatchewan has somewhat for you.
The Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP) can give an alternating and faster means of entry into Canada. It consents to Saskatchewan to nominate applicants, who meet the requirements under criteria established by the province, to the federal government for landed immigrant status.

The SINP offers:
  • The capacity to select applicants whose skills and aptitude best fit the province's needs.
  • Application processing times that is quicker than other federal immigration classes.
  • Help from Provincial Immigration Officers who are enthusiastically accessible to explain program necessities and processes.

The SINP works through Government of Canada embassies and consulates all over the world and does not take on the private services of any agencies or representatives in any jurisdictions. SINP applicants may decide to take on the services of an immigration consultant or not, though, no immigration consultant has or will be allocated an immigrant quota from the Province of Saskatchewan.


Categories of SINP

1. Skilled Workers
This group is for skilled workers, professionals or managers who contain a full-time, permanent job offer from a Saskatchewan employer.
It is divided into three sub-categories:
i) Skilled Workers/Professionals
ii) Critical Occupations
iii) Existing Work Permit.

2. Family Members
This category is for immigrant families live in Saskatchewan who wants to help their relatives to live and work in the province. Supporting family members must present settlement support to applicants and their dependents, which might include financial support.

3. Entrepreneurs
This category is designed to assist entrepreneurs set up their businesses in Saskatchewan. Business Immigration Officers accessible to assist applicants through every step of the process.

4. Farm Owners / Operators
This category is for persons with confirmed experience in farming and substantial capital existing to invest in a farming operation who intends to buy and operate a farming operation in Saskatchewan.

5. Health Professionals
This category allows internationally-trained health experts, who have been working in Saskatchewan for no less than six months under a temporary work permit, to apply for landed immigrant category under the SINP.
It is separated into three sub-categories:
i) Physicians
ii) Nurses
iii) Other Health Professions

6. Hospitality Sector Project
Under the Hospitality Sector Project the SINP can propose foreign workers that are presently working in Saskatchewan in one of the following categories:
i) Food/Beverage Server
ii) Food Counter Attendant/Kitchen Helper
iii) Housekeeping/Cleaning Staff

7. Long Haul Truck Drivers
This category allows Saskatchewan trucking firms to carry workers to the province for occupations necessitate a high school diploma or on-the-job training under Service Canada's Temporary Foreign Worker policy.

8. Students
This category allows students who have graduated from a recognized, Saskatchewan post-secondary learning institution and worked for as a minimum six months for a Saskatchewan employer under a CIC post-graduation work permit in a field associated to their schooling to apply for landed immigrant category under the SINP.

10 comments:

Anonymous said...

we hope that the processing will not take too long we hope that as it was announce it will take 6 to 7 months processing

Anonymous said...

CAN U PLEASE EXPLAIN THAT WHAT IS Critical Occupations

Comrade said...

DEFINITION OF A CRITICAL OCCUPATION

A critical Occupation is when:
• The occupation is in a management position listed in the NOC code “0”.
• Filling the vacancy will create a significant economic impact for the organization and Saskatchewan (e.g. technology transfer, creation of jobs, or provision of training for other employees, improved marketing opportunities, industry knowledge or other positive impact).

Vishal said...

Dear comrade Sir,

I have applied in 2007 under federal immigration programm.As u know that, it is taking too much time,also they have increased process time for indian from 65 months to 79 months..It is becoming horrible for me.Could u please suggest that,Can I put New file under SINP program as this will take only 12 to 15 months,whereas my existing file is already runing.If i will put the new file will it impact to my existing file or should I withdraw any of file when file comes to CHC. Please suggest.

Anonymous said...

i AM NURSE IN PROFESSION AND PRESENTLY I AM WORKING AS TEACHER-NURSE IN ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS. AM I QUALIFIED TO APPLY AS A HEALTH PROFESSIONAL? IT IS REALY MY DESIRE TO MIGRATE IN CANADA WITH MY FAMILY.HOPE YOU CAN GIVE ME THE ANSWER. THANKS

Comrade said...

From which country you belong and what is exact education?

Anonymous said...

HI Comrade,

My tita is living in Canada for 45years of her life and she is supporting me in a Family category in SINP,my cousin who is living in Canada sent my application in the immigration last January 2, 2012, I don't know if he got a receipt. How long will I wait to know if they got my application or if I am accepted, how long will will be the processing time

Anonymous said...

Hi comrade,
i am Bachelor of commerce graduate.I did computer hardware certificate courses for six month . I am working with printer & xerox Machine Maintenance, repair last five years. do i qualify to apply under pr catagory.

Anonymous said...

Dear Comrade,
Im in the Philippines and I am aplying SINP under Hospitality Sector Project, I'm a graduate of Hotel and Restaurant Management, worked as a Food Server for more than 3years. I also studied caregiver course.Will it become a hindrance for my application not to get accepted? Thank you.

Anonymous said...

what if i'm a registered nurse in the philippines and i want to apply as skilled worker. would it be possible if i apply as nurse aid instead of registered nurse? just to minimize requirements needed.

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