Saskatchewan invites 858 Express Entry and Occupation In-Demand candidates
Saskatchewan ended October with another big draw for immigration candidates in its Express Entry and Occupation In-Demand sub-categories.
The 858
invitations issued October 31 continued a six-week string of major draws
through these popular Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP)
pathways, neither of which requires a job offer in Saskatchewan or Canadian
work experience in order to be eligible.
The Occupation
In-Demand sub-category is open to immigration candidates who do not have
an Express Entry profile.
11 draws since September
25 and more than 4,700 invitations
The SINP
has now held six selection rounds through its Express
Entry Immigration to Canada sub-category and five for
Occupation In-Demand candidates since September 25.
A total
of 4,704 invitations to apply for a provincial nomination have been issued to
candidates in both sub-categories over the course of these 11 invitation
rounds.
The draws
follow the SINP’s adoption of a new approach to the occupations that
are considered eligible under the two sub-categories. Both require at least one
year of work experience in an in-demand occupation in Saskatchewan that is
related to their field of study, among other criteria.
The
SINP’s move away from a limited In-Demand Occupations List to an Excluded
Occupations List in mid-September dramatically expanded the number
of eligible occupations from 19 to more than 200.
The
October 31 draw issued invitations to candidates in 58 occupations such as
human resource professionals, Information systems analysts and consultants,
Database analysts and data administrators, Drafting technologists and
technicians, and Aircraft mechanics and aircraft inspectors.
Expression Of Interest
In order
to be considered for a provincial nomination from Saskatchewan through either
sub-category, candidates must register visa services in toronto
Expression of Interest, or EOI, with Saskatchewan.
Eligible
candidates for both sub-categories are awarded a score out of 100 based on the
SINP’s International Skilled Worker Points Assessment Grid, which
considers factors such as age, education, skilled work experience, proficiency
in English or French and connections to Saskatchewan.
The
highest-ranked candidates are issued an invitation to apply through regular
draws conducted by the SINP.
All
eligible Express Entry and Occupation In-Demand candidates with a score of 69
points or higher were invited to apply in the October 31 draws. The SINP also
selected eligible candidates with 68 points who had 10 years of work experience
and language proficiency in English or French of CLB 7 or higher.
Express
Entry candidates who apply for and receive a provincial nomination from
Saskatchewan are awarded an additional 600 points toward their Comprehensive
Ranking System (CRS) score and are effectively guaranteed an invitation to Apply for Canada PR
permanent residence.
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