Saskatchewan has conducted another PNP draw

The two Canadian provinces, Nova Scotia and Saskatchewan held Provincial Nominee Program draw on December 1, 2020. In its latest PNP draw, Nova Scotia has issued invitations to express entry candidates. Saskatchewan has invited a total of 564 immigration candidates to submit a complete application for the provincial nomination. The province invited candidates under the International Skilled Worker immigration category of the SINP. The ISW has subcategories and Saskatchewan issued 564 invitations through the Express Entry and Occupations In-Demand sub-categories of the ISW. Around 138 immigrants were invited through the Express Entry stream and the remaining 426 through the ISW’s Occupations In-Demand subcategory.

Who got invitations?

Individuals who have submitted their Expression of Interest profiles with the Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program were eligible to receive invitations in this draw. Candidates from both sub-categories of the ISW required a provincial score of 74 or higher in order to receive an invitation for provincial nomination application. Also, the Educational Credential Assessment was another crucial requirement. Nearly 86 occupations were included in this draw. So, candidates were required to have work experience in any of the occupations listed under the tech pilot.

International Skilled Worker Category

SINP allows skilled workers to apply for the provincial nomination through its International Skilled Worker category. The province selects those foreign workers who are capable to fill the labor market gaps, through one of the following three sub-categories: