Saskatchewan issued 745 invitations through SINP

Highlights of the Saskatchewan draw held on August 11, 2022

• SINP invites 745 candidates to apply for Canada PR and migrate to Canada
• Candidates having the EOI score of 68 received the invitations
• The candidates were invited under Express Entry and Occupation In-Demand
• Under Express Entry, 433 candidates are invited
• Under Occupation In-Demand 312 candidates are invited

Details of the BCPNP draw

Saskatchewan issued a new draw ad invited 745 candidates through SINP.

Date	Category	Score of lowest-ranked candidates	Number of invitations	Considerations
August 10, 2022	Express Entry	68	433	The invitations were sent to the candidates on the basis of Educational Credential Assessments
	Occupations In-Demand		312	The invitations were sent to the candidates on the basis of Educational Credential Assessments

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Invitations issued to 745 candidates through SINP

Saskatchewan invites 745 candidates to apply for permanent residence in Canada. The candidates have been invited through Saskatchewan Immigration Nominee Program under Express Entry and Occupation In-Demand streams.

Under the Express Entry stream, the number of candidates invited is 433 and under Occupation In-Demand, the number of candidates invited is 312. The invitations have been issued to the candidates who have Educational Credential Assessments. Invitations have been issued to the candidates who scored the lowest score of 68 points.

The candidates are selected on a bi-monthly basis but the dates of the draws will not be revealed until and unless they are posted.

Previous Saskatchewan draw

The previous Saskatchewan draw was held on July 27, 2022 in which invitations were issued to 748 candidates.

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