Saskatchewan PNP Finally Resumes Draws After 3-Month Pause!

After a nearly three-month pause, the Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP) conducted a new draw on September 12, 2024. The last draw had been held on June 13, 2024, and this marks only the third draw of the year—an unusual occurrence for 2024, as draws are typically more frequent.

Key Details of the Latest SINP Draw:

In this latest round, a total of 89 candidates were invited from the Occupations In-Demand and Express Entry streams. The minimum score required for both categories was 88 points.

Occupations In-Demand Stream:

32 candidates were invited.
Candidates in this category needed to have either an Educational Credential Assessment (ECA) or have been educated in Canada.
Some of the occupations that received invitations included:
NOC 10010: Financial Managers
NOC 10011: Human Resources Managers
NOC 21220: Cybersecurity Specialists
NOC 21231: Software Engineers and Designers
NOC 42202: Early Childhood Educators and Assistants
A total of 24 National Occupation Classification (NOC) codes were targeted.

Express Entry Stream:

57 candidates were invited in this category, with the same ECA or Canadian education requirement.
Some of the invited occupations included:
NOC 11101: Financial and Investment Analysts
NOC 21101: Chemists
NOC 21233: Web Designers
NOC 21301: Mechanical Engineers
NOC 80020: Managers in Agriculture
A total of 32 NOCs were targeted in this category.

Candidates invited in this draw have 60 days to submit a complete application to the Saskatchewan PNP, along with supporting documents and a non-refundable application fee of CAD$350.

Significance of This Draw:

This long-anticipated draw signals the province’s continued commitment to selecting skilled workers and helping them immigrate to Saskatchewan. Though it was delayed for several months, this draw offers new opportunities for professionals in critical occupations to apply for permanent residency through the SINP.

For more details on NOC codes and complete results, visit the official SINP page.

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