Saskatchewan SINP.
Priority sectors, points-based.
The SINP selects skilled workers and entrepreneurs through an OASIS Expression-of-Interest pool. In 2026 it is organised around priority sectors and Talent Pathways, with limits on a few capped sectors — so where your occupation sits matters.
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How the SINP works.
Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program, run by Government of Saskatchewan with IRCC. You qualify under a stream, get selected or nominated, then IRCC decides your PR. Official site →
EOI points grid · out of 110
International Skilled Worker points grid (Factor I labour-market + Factor II) — 60+ needed to submit an EOI via OASIS.
Allocation & fees
OASIS EOI pool; capped-sector intake windows fill within hours. Figures change — verify on the official site. Data checked 2026-07-21.
Live tracker
Saskatchewan in 2026, by the numbers.
No EOI draws in 2026 - SINP uses timed intake windows.
No round-level data is published for this program. Official nomination statistics - no EOI draws.
Saskatchewan does not run EOI draws in 2026. Capped sectors open in timed intake windows that fill within minutes: January 13, March 2, May 4 and July 6-7 have all reached their position limits. Nominations to date are 2,628 of 4,761 - Priority Sectors 1,466 of 2,380, capped sectors 718 of 1,190, other sectors 444 of 1,191.
SINP streams, criteria and process.
Choose the stream that fits your profile. Criteria and open or closed status change often — we confirm what is live before you file.
International Skilled Worker: Express Entry
Enhanced, no-job-offer route drawing from the federal pool — +600 CRS on nomination.
International Skilled Worker: Occupations In-Demand
Base, no-job-offer route for in-demand occupations not on the exclusion list.
International Skilled Worker: Employment Offer
For candidates with a high-skilled Saskatchewan job offer.
Talent Pathways
2026 job-offer routes grouped as Health, Agriculture, and Innovation & Tech.
Saskatchewan Experience
For people already living and working in the province.
Entrepreneur & Farm
For business owners and farm operators establishing in Saskatchewan.
Where Saskatchewan selection actually turns — the factors that decide whether a profile is invited.
60 to enter
You need at least 60 of 110 points to submit an Expression of Interest.
Capped sectors
Some sectors have capped intake windows that fill within hours — timing is critical.
EE sub-category
The Express Entry sub-category is enhanced (+600 CRS); Occupations In-Demand is base.
Four stages from first interest to a permanent-residence decision.
Register / submit an EOI
Create a profile in the SINP pool; you are scored and ranked on EOI points grid.
Get selected / invited
Saskatchewan invites or approves candidates who meet its priorities, then issues a nomination.
Provincial nomination
Add 600 CRS in Express Entry (enhanced) or apply on paper (base), depending on your stream.
Apply to IRCC for PR
Submit your permanent-residence application; IRCC makes the final decision.
A SINP nomination = +600 CRS
Through the Saskatchewan Express Entry sub-category, an enhanced nomination adds 600 points to your Comprehensive Ranking System score — in practice, a guaranteed invitation to apply in the next Express Entry round.
SINP FAQ.
Does a SINP nomination guarantee permanent residence?
How does the SINP connect to Express Entry?
What is the SINP scoring system?
Can CHK Immigration help if I'm not in Ontario?
SINP eligibility review
Would Saskatchewan actually invite you?
Send a few details and a licensed RCIC will tell you where you would rank under EOI points grid, which SINP stream fits, and whether another province is a faster route.
- Scored against the live SINP cut-offs, not last year’s
- A written shortlist of the streams you realistically qualify for
- Reviewed by a CICC-licensed Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant
- Consultations are fee-based; you get the fee and available times by reply
CHK Immigration Services — Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant (CICC). Offices in Brampton and London, Ontario. Submitting this form does not create a client–consultant relationship; IRCC makes all final decisions.
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