SASKATCHEWAN IMMIGRANT NOMINEE PROGRAM (SINP)

Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP) 2026 – Mansory Consultants Islamabad
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Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program
SINP 110-Point Grid, No-Job-Offer Streams & Express Entry

Targeting one of Canada’s most accessible provincial pathways with no job offer required for qualifying in-demand occupations. Mansory Consultants (Meezan Bank Plaza, G-11 Markaz, Islamabad) delivers comprehensive 110-point assessment scoring, ECA credential alignment, OASIS EOI profile management, and direct +600 CRS point Express Entry nomination processing.

Policy Realities & Selection Grid

Key 2026 SINP Program Mechanics

Saskatchewan continues to provide distinct advantages for foreign talent who lack Canadian employer sponsorship.

110-Point Grid (60 Pass)

Requires a minimum passing score of 60 out of 110 points across Labour Market Success (Max 80 pts) and Saskatchewan Connection (Max 30 pts).

No Job Offer Pathways

Both the Express Entry and Occupations In-Demand (OID) sub-categories allow qualified international workers to apply without a pre-existing job offer.

+600 Express Entry CRS

A provincial nomination certificate under the SINP Express Entry sub-category grants 600 CRS points, guaranteeing an ITA in the next federal draw.

20-Point Family Bonus

Having a close relative (parent, sibling, aunt, uncle, niece, nephew, cousin) living in Saskatchewan as a PR/Citizen yields 20 adaptability points.

Stream Architecture

Core International Skilled Worker Streams

Identify the ideal sub-category based on your Express Entry profile and Saskatchewan ties.

Sub-Category 1

SINP: Saskatchewan Express Entry

  • Federal Profile: Active IRCC Express Entry Profile number and Job Seeker Validation Code required.
  • Point Threshold: Minimum 60/110 points on the SINP assessment grid.
  • No Job Offer: Eligible NOC TEER 0, 1, 2, or 3 experience not on the Excluded List.
  • PR Speed: Rapid 6-month digital federal PR processing after nomination.
Best for: Candidates with active Express Entry profiles seeking +600 points
Sub-Category 2

Occupations In-Demand (OID)

  • No Express Entry Profile Needed: Direct provincial base stream for non-EE candidates.
  • Language: Minimum Canadian Language Benchmark (CLB) 4 in English or French.
  • Education & Experience: Minimum 1-year post-secondary credential with ECA and 1 year experience.
  • Settlement Funds: Proof of unencumbered liquid funds meeting statutory LICO requirements.
Best for: Skilled workers with CLB 4-6 who are not eligible for Express Entry
Sub-Category 3

Employment Offer & Tech Talent

  • Job Offer: Full-time, permanent job offer supported by a valid SINP Job Approval Letter.
  • Points Advantage: Qualifying high-skilled job offer automatically grants 30 points on the grid!
  • Tech Talent Pathway: Dedicated expedited processing for in-demand tech roles.
  • Priority Processing: Bypasses competitive EOI draw cut-off backlogs.
Best for: Candidates with verified Saskatchewan job offers or tech specialists
Automated Points Diagnostic

SINP 110-Point Grid & EOI Evaluator

Evaluate your official score under Factor I (Labour Market Success – 80 pts) and Factor II (Saskatchewan Connection – 30 pts). Your full score report routes automatically to our WhatsApp desk (+92 331 0001991).

1. Contact & Profile Credentials

2. Education & Age Factors

3. Skilled Work Experience & Language Competency

4. Saskatchewan Connections & Adaptability (Max 30 pts)

Step-By-Step Journey

SINP Application Lifecycle

Procedural journey from credentials evaluation to Canadian Permanent Residence landing.

01

Credentials & Testing

Complete your ECA credential assessment, take official language exams (CLB 4+), and verify your NOC code is not on the Excluded List.

02

OASIS EOI Submission

Register your Expression of Interest profile in Saskatchewan’s OASIS portal, verifying your score meets or exceeds 60/110 points.

03

Provincial Draw ITA

Receive an Invitation to Apply (ITA) through Saskatchewan’s regular EOI draws based on your score, ties, or occupation sector.

04

Application & $350 Fee

Upload certified documents, settlement plans, and pay the $350 CAD government fee within 60 days to secure your nomination.

05

Federal PR Landing

Accept the +600 CRS bonus in Express Entry for rapid PR issuance or lodge non-EE federal permanent residence through the IRCC portal.

Verified Guidance

Frequently Asked Questions

Authoritative answers on SINP in-demand lists, family adaptability points, and settlement funds.

How does the SINP In-Demand Occupations list work?
Saskatchewan operates on an Excluded Occupations List framework. This means almost all skilled occupations classified under NOC TEER 0, 1, 2, and 3 are eligible by default, provided they are not specifically excluded. Regulated professions (such as engineering, accounting, or nursing) require licensure verification before or during application processing.
Who qualifies as an eligible family relative for the 20 connection points?
The 20 connection points can be claimed if either the principal applicant or accompanying spouse has a close family relative who is a Canadian citizen or permanent resident living in Saskatchewan for at least one year. Eligible relatives include: parents, siblings, grandparents, aunts, uncles, nieces, nephews, first cousins, and step-family members of the same relationship.
What are the settlement funds requirements for SINP?
Applicants applying under the International Skilled Worker: Occupations In-Demand (OID) or Express Entry streams without a job offer must demonstrate proof of unencumbered liquid funds meeting federal Low-Income Cut-Off (LICO) thresholds maintained for at least 3 months prior to application submission.
What happens if I score 60 points on the grid?
Scoring 60 points makes you eligible to enter the Saskatchewan OASIS Expression of Interest (EOI) pool. However, selection is competitive. Candidates with higher scores, verified Saskatchewan family ties, or occupations matching priority provincial draws are invited first.
What is the difference between SINP Express Entry and Occupations In-Demand (OID)?
SINP Express Entry links directly to your federal IRCC Express Entry profile and requires minimum CLB 7 (or language levels matching your federal stream). A nomination grants +600 points for expedited 6-month PR processing. OID is a provincial base stream that does not require an Express Entry profile, accepts minimum CLB 4, and is processed through the non-Express Entry PR portal.
Direct File Management

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