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Saskatchewan Nominee Program - International Skilled Worker - Saskatchewan Express Entry

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What type of worker, employment situation, occupation or professional activity is this pathway actually designed for?

The Saskatchewan Express Entry sub-category is for skilled workers who do not have a job offer in Saskatchewan, who are living abroad or in Canada, who are in the IRCC Express Entry Pool, and who meet the criteria of the sub-category.

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Does the applicant need a job offer, employer, sponsor, transfer relationship or other employer involvement? What is important about that employer relationship?

No job offer is required for the Saskatchewan Express Entry sub-category; applicants do not have a job offer in Saskatchewan.

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What are the few decisive professional characteristics of the pathway: occupation, qualifications, experience, salary, skill level, shortage status, labour-market condition or equivalent?

The checked official sources did not provide enough route-specific evidence to confirm the decisive professional requirements of this route.

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  • Searched the SINP procedures-and-guidelines capture for eligible occupations, NOC, qualifications, education, work experience, language/CLB, salary, skill level, shortage and points criteria. The Saskatchewan Express Entry sub-category appears only as a description ('Do not have a job offer in Saskatchewan; Who are living abroad or in Canada; Are in the IRCC Express Entry Pool; and Meet the criteria of the sub-category'), which is exactly what R1 already states; the eligibility criteria are on separate pages that are not captured.

What work does the permission allow? Is the holder tied to an employer, occupation or sector? Can family accompany where clearly established?

Accompanying family members are included in the outcome: if all requirements are met, IRCC issues permanent residence visas for the applicant and their accompanying family members. The official source does not state what work is allowed or any tie to an employer, occupation or sector.

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  • The capture does not state what work a nomination in this sub-category authorises, or any tie to an employer, occupation or sector.
  • It says nothing about a work permit for this sub-category; the closed T13 condition on the page is written for nominees who are nominated with a job offer.
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    If you meet all the requirements, IRCC will issue permanent residence visas for you and your accompanying family members.

How long is the permission normally granted for, how is it renewed, and what longer-term residence direction exists if officially stated?

The SINP enters the nomination in the Express Entry system; the candidate must accept it within 30 days, after which IRCC invites the candidate to apply for permanent residence, and that application must be submitted within 60 days. If the applicant meets all the requirements, IRCC issues permanent residence visas for the applicant and their accompanying family members. The official source does not state the validity period of the nomination or of any work permit, or how either is renewed.

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  • This citation does not state the Nomination Certificate's validity period or its extension rules.
  • This citation does not state the duration of any work permit or how a work permit is renewed.
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    We will notify IRCC of your nomination. You must submit your application for PR to IRCC within six months of being nominated by the SINP. If you are conditionally nominated, the SINP may advise IRCC to hold the processing of your permanent residency application until you meet the conditions of your SINP nomination. IRCC will also conduct an assessment of your application including health, security and criminal record reviews before issuing visas to you and your accompanying family members. IRCC may request any additional information from you at any time during the application process. *You must contact the SINP to inform our office of any changes to marital or family status or change in address prior to receiving permanent resident status. If there has been any change in your employment status, then you must contact our office by email at [email protected] within 10 business days of the change in employment or risk having your Nomination Certificate revoked. For more information on this process, please see the Revise or Extend a SINP Nomination tab below. Nominated Applications (Express Entry) What Happens After You Are Approved for Nomination The SINP will enter the details of your nomination in the Express Entry system. IRCC will ask you to confirm that you accept the SINP's nomination. You have 30 days to accept the SINP nomination in the Express Entry system. After you accept your SINP nomination, IRCC will invite you to apply for permanent residence. You have 60 days to submit this application. Be sure to follow the instructions from IRCC on how to submit your application. See Invitations to apply – Skilled immigrants (Express Entry) for more information. IRCC will send you steps on medical examinations. They may also ask for more documents. You may have to attend an interview. If you meet all the requirements, IRCC will issue permanent residence visas for you and your accompanying family members.

These are the answers currently recorded in the catalogue. A missing or partial answer is not an eligibility decision.

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