Saskatchewan has conducted PNP draw on May 28, 2020. This is the first after two months. The last draw was conducted on March 26th. SINP invited candidates with work experience in 44 in-demand occupations.
This is Saskatchewan's first Express Entry-aligned Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) draw since Canada closed its borders to non-essential travel. The previous draw on March 26 was for in-demand Occupations candidates only.
The SINP uses the EOI system to pick the candidates in the prairie province with the most potential to succeed. Applicants need to demonstrate their commitment to building a life in Saskatchewan by demonstrating their work experience, educational qualifications, language skills, age and provincial ties.
These five criteria are used by the SINP to test applicants and assign them a score of 100 on the International Skilled Worker Points Evaluation System. The highest-scoring candidates then receive an invitation to apply for a Saskatchewan provincial nomination.
Summary of the recent SINP draw
Draw date: May 28, 2020.
Program: Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP)
Number of candidates invited: 252
The categories invited
International Skilled Worker (ISW)
Subcategories Invited
1. ISW- Express Entry
Minimum score required under this Category: 78
Number of invitations issued: 127
2. ISW- Occupations in Demand
Minimum score required under this Category: 78
Number of invitations issued: 125
In order to be eligible to receive invitation under ISW- Express Entry Category, applicants should have their profiles in Federal Express Entry pool.
The ISW- Occupations in demand subcategory is for applicants who don’t have a profile in Federal Express Entry.
Express Entry Applicants who receive PNP nomination will receive an additional 600 points to their Comprehensive Ranking System which will guarantee an invitation to apply in the next draw.
