Short answer: The Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP) selects candidates through international skilled worker (including Express Entry and occupation-demand substreams), Saskatchewan experience and entrepreneur/farm streams. A provincial nomination supports federal permanent residence. Requirements differ by stream.
Information updated to October 2026.
What are the main SINP streams?
International skilled worker streams may need a job offer or follow provincial draws against demand lists. Experience streams target those already working in Saskatchewan. Entrepreneur streams require investment and operations.
| Direction | Typical focus | Federal next step |
|---|---|---|
| International skilled worker | Occupation list, language, offer or invitation | PR after nomination |
| Saskatchewan experience | Work experience in the province | PR after nomination |
| Entrepreneur | Net worth, investment, operations | Nomination after performance |
| EE alignment | Express Entry profile + nomination points | Higher CRS then ITA |
See Saskatchewan SINP and Canada PNP.
Does nomination guarantee PR?
No. IRCC still assesses medical, security and eligibility. Keep job duties, language results and background evidence consistent.
Global Immigrate note
Confirm the occupation is on the current demand list and that you can genuinely settle in Saskatchewan. Applications are handled by Global Immigrate's in-house professional immigration team.
Use the programme-matching tool or contact Global Immigrate advisors.
This article is general information, not legal or tax advice.