Minimum Eligibility Requirements:

To qualify, you must:

• Score at least 60 points on the SINP assessment grid (based on education, work experience, language ability, age, and connections to Saskatchewan)

• Have at least one year of paid, full-time work experience (or equivalent part-time) in your intended occupation within the past 10 years

• Meet a minimum language proficiency of CLB 4 in English or French

• Have a valid SINP Job Approval Letter from a Saskatchewan employer

• Be eligible for licensing if your job is regulated in Saskatchewan

• Intend to reside and work in Saskatchewan permanently

Note:

• Truck drivers must apply through the Existing Work Permit sub-category

• Healthcare workers must apply through the Health Talent Pathway or Student sub-category

Work Experience Requirements:

Applicants must submit verifiable proof of paid work experience, such as:

• Letters of reference on company letterhead from previous employers

• Government-issued documentation (e.g., tax records, social security, or work permits)

• Additional documents if claiming self-employed or managerial experience

For regulated occupations, additional licensing documents may be required.

Required Documents:

Applicants must submit the following:

• Job Offer Letter and SINP Job Approval Letter

• Language test results (IELTS, CELPIP, PTE Core, TEF, or TCF Canada – taken within the last 2 years)

• Educational documents, including degrees, transcripts, and ECA if completed outside Canada

• Work experience documentation, including letters of reference and government-issued proof

• Proof of identity and civil status (birth, marriage, or divorce certificates, as applicable)

• Valid passports for all family members

• Legal status documents if applying from within Canada

• Settlement funds documentation, if required

If documents are not in English or French, certified translations and a Translator Affidavit must be submitted.

Required Forms:

Applicants must complete and upload:

• Generic Application Form for Canada

• Additional Family Information Form

• Schedule A – Background/Declaration

• Statutory Declaration of Common-Law Union (if applicable)

• Use of a Representative form (if using an immigration consultant)

• Translator Affidavit (for translated documents)

• Authority to Release Personal Information (optional)

Fees & Processing Time:

There is no government application fee for this SINP stream.
However, applicants should prepare for potential third-party costs related to:

• Educational Credential Assessments (ECA)

• Language testing

• Document translations

Processing times may vary, but complete applications are generally processed faster.

Why Choose Saskatchewan?

Saskatchewan offers:

• A high quality of life and affordable living

• Strong demand in key skilled sectors

• Fast-growing immigrant-friendly communities

• Opportunities for permanent residency and family sponsorship