The Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP) is one of Canada’s most popular Provincial Nominee Programs, designed to attract skilled workers, entrepreneurs, and professionals who can contribute to the province’s economic growth. Saskatchewan is known for its strong job market, affordable cost of living, and high quality of life, making it an excellent destination for immigrants seeking long-term settlement in Canada.

SINP operates through multiple immigration streams, including the International Skilled Worker category, Saskatchewan Experience category, and Entrepreneur & Farm category. Among these, the International Skilled Worker – Expression of Interest (EOI) system is especially attractive for overseas applicants. Under this system, candidates submit an online profile and are awarded points based on factors such as age, education, work experience, language proficiency, and connections to Saskatchewan.

Applicants do not need a job offer in all SINP streams, which significantly increases accessibility compared to many other provincial programs. However, candidates must meet minimum eligibility requirements, including scoring at least 60 points out of 100 on the SINP assessment grid to be considered eligible. Higher scores improve the chances of receiving an Invitation to Apply (ITA) during periodic draws conducted by the Saskatchewan government.

One of the key advantages of SINP is its alignment with Canada’s Express Entry system as well as non-Express Entry pathways. This flexibility allows applicants with different profiles and backgrounds to find a suitable route to permanent residence. Once nominated by Saskatchewan, applicants receive additional points (in Express Entry-linked streams) or can apply directly for Canadian permanent residence.

At Fly Step Immigration OPC Private Limited, we assist clients at every stage of the SINP process—from eligibility assessment and EOI profile creation to documentation, provincial nomination, and final PR application. The SINP Eligibility Calculator below is a preliminary self-assessment tool designed to help you understand where you stand based on core SINP selection factors. This calculator provides an indicative score and does not replace a detailed professional evaluation.