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When Will Be the Next Saskatchewan PNP Draw in 2024?

The Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP) conducts regular draws to invite skilled workers and international graduates to apply for provincial nomination. With a Saskatchewan provincial nomination, applicants can then apply for Canadian permanent residence. 

The SINP offers a streamlined pathway to permanent residency for eligible skilled workers, entrepreneurs, and international graduates who want to live and work in Saskatchewan. The SINP has become an increasingly popular option for immigration to Canada due to its faster processing times compared to other provincial nominee programs. You can check our website to know more about the expected next sinp draw.

Let's take a look at what we can expect for the Saskatchewan PNP draw schedule and intake predictions in 2024:

SINP Draw Schedule 

The SINP holds draws approximately once a month to two months for its skilled worker and international graduate categories. Draws are generally held on Tuesdays or Wednesdays. 

Based on past trends, the expected next SINP draw will be held around 10-12 draws in 2024. The province may increase the frequency of draws if there is sufficient demand from applicants.

Number of Nominations Issued

The number of nominations issued in each SINP draw can vary, but recently it has been:

  • 32 nominations for Occupation in-demand
  • 57 nominations for Express Entry

We expect a similar number of nominations to be issued in the 2024 SINP draws. The province has increased these allocation numbers over the years as interest in the program continues to grow.

Minimum Score Requirement 

The minimum points threshold for the SINP Occupation in-demand and Express Entry categories are 88 points respectively. These thresholds have remained steady over the past year.

Applicants are ranked based on a points grid that awards points for factors like work experience, education, language ability, age, employment offer in Saskatchewan, and adaptability factors.

For 2024, the minimum points requirement is expected to remain around the current levels. However, the province may raise the cutoff thresholds if they get an abundance of high-scoring applicants.

SINP Next Draw Prediction for 2024

The latest SINP draw was held on September 12, 2024. Based on the current draw schedule, the next expected SINP draw is estimated to take place around December 13, 2024. 

The SINP draw schedule can sometimes be delayed or moved forward by a couple weeks. Applicants should check the Saskatchewan immigration website regularly for official announcements on upcoming draws.

Having your application ready to go will be key for submitting an Expression of Interest during the next open round of invitations. Work on improving your points score and have all your supporting documents prepared in advance.

That covers our predictions for the Saskatchewan PNP draws and nominations allocation for 2024. The SINP will continue to be a top option for Canadian immigration with its straightforward process and steady flow of invitations. Check back for updates once the official 2024 draw schedule is released.

How to Calculate Points for Saskatchewan PNP?

The SINP points calculator is used to assess your eligibility to immigrate to Saskatchewan.

In the evaluation grid, you will get a maximum of 110 points, out of which you are required to score at least 60 points. 

Candidates who score the highest points in the point grid are invited to apply for Canada PR and live or settle in the province of Saskatchewan. 

Calculate your SINP points here
SINP Calculator

The Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program allots points based on the following factors:

  • Age

Age

 Points

18 years or below

0

18 to 21 years

8

22 to 34 years

12

35 to 45 years

10

46 to 50 years

8

50 years or above

0

 

  • Education

Qualification

Points

Doctorate or Master's Degree

23

Bachelor's degree or more than three years degree program

20

Trade Certification

20

Canadian equivalent diploma less than 3 years

15

2 semester certificate that is equivalent to Canadian standard

12

 

  • Work Experience

Years

Points

5 years

10 points

4 years

8 points

3 years

6 points

2 years

4 points

1 year

2 points

 

  • Language Ability

IELTS Score in CLB

Points

CLB 8 or more

20

CLB 7

18

CLB 6

16

CLB 5

14

CLB 4

12

CLB 3

00

 

  • Adaptability 

Factors

Points

Close family relation in Saskatchewan 

20

Previous work experience in Saskatchewan

5

Previous study experience in Saskatchewan

5

 

SINP Category-Specific Draw Trends

In addition to the general SINP draws, Saskatchewan also holds targeted draws for certain categories from time to time. Here are some trends to expect:

Occupations In-Demand - Saskatchewan frequently holds draws for occupations that are in particular demand in the province. In 2024, we can expect draws focused on healthcare professionals, long-haul truck drivers, food manufacturing workers, engineers, IT and tech workers.

Entrepreneur Stream - At least 2-3 draws are expected for the Entrepreneur category in 2024. These draws have specific eligibility criteria including business ownership experience and minimum investment levels.

International Graduates - At least 1-2 draws may be held exclusively for international student graduates from Saskatchewan colleges and universities. A minimum score of 60 points may be required.

Farm Owners and Operators - Saskatchewan values agricultural experience and may hold special draws for foreign nationals looking to immigrate and work in the province's farming sector.

Keep check on our website for category-specific draw announcements that align with your occupation, work experience, or education background.

Impact of Express Entry Changes

Recent changes were made to increase economic immigration levels under Express Entry. How could this impact the next expected SINP Draw in 2024?

With higher targets for Canada's federal skilled worker program in 2024, the Saskatchewan PNP may see lower application volumes. Candidates who qualify for both Express Entry and SINP will likely first try their luck in federal draws.

However, the SINP will still remain an attractive option for applicants who don't qualify for Express Entry such as those without LMIA-backed job offers. It also offers faster processing times compared to other PNPs.

Saskatchewan is likely to continue issuing the same number of nominations in 2024 draws, unaffected by Express Entry changes. The minimum cutoff scores may drop slightly but still remain competitive.

SINP Application Tips 

To maximize your chances of receiving an ITA, here are some application tips:

  • Create a complete and compelling Saskatchewan PNP profile. 
  • Check you meet all the eligibility requirements before applying.
  • Provide strong supporting documents like educational credentials, proof of work experience, language test results, etc.
  • Keep your EOI updated with any changes in profile/points score.
  • Be prepared to apply within the deadline after receiving an ITA.

Following these tips will help get your SINP application in top shape to rank highly and be invited in upcoming draws.

Read these FAQs

How often does Saskatchewan hold PNP draws?

Saskatchewan usually holds PNP draws once a month or once every two months. We expect about 10-12 draws in 2024.

What are the minimum points cutoffs for Saskatchewan PNP?

The minimum points cutoffs are 60 for Skilled Workers and 68 for International Graduates. These may increase slightly in 2024 draws.

When is the next Saskatchewan PNP draw expected?

The next SINP draw is estimated for mid-late February 2023 based on current trends. The first draw in 2024 is expected in late January/early February.

How many candidates are invited in each Saskatchewan draw?

Recently Saskatchewan has invited 150 Skilled Worker and 100 International Graduate candidates in each PNP draw.

How can I improve my profile to get an ITA from Saskatchewan?

Ways to improve your ranking include gaining more skilled work experience, improving English/French skills, completing a degree/diploma from Canada, having a close relative in Saskatchewan, etc.

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