There are no specific dates for submission to this program. However, Saskatchewan County Migration Program (SINP) sets a limit on applications that can be accepted annually to prevent the accumulation of applications and to evaluate program efficiency.
The categories accepted by the Saskatchewan Migration District are:
First: the category of skilled international labor
The category of skilled international labor for skilled workers who want to work and live in Saskatchewan, this category includes individuals with post-secondary education and experience, language ability and other factors that help them to successfully settle and integrate into the labor market in the Saskatchewan community.
You may be eligible to apply under the International Skilled Employment category if you live outside of Canada or have legal status in Canada and meet the following criteria:
You must register at least 60 points out of 100 on the assessment that the county places on education, language and experience.
You must have at least one year of experience in the last ten years in your intended practice in Canada.
You must score at least 4 in the English course known as the Canadian Language Level (CLB).
If your profession requires a license to practice at Saskatchewan you will need to prove that you have the conditions for obtaining the license, and you can know from here if your profession needs to be licensed at Saskatchewan.
You must have a permanent job offer from an employer at Saskatchewan at the skill level "A", "B" or "0" in the Canadian Occupational Classification
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In the latter case, the boycott sometimes allows for a limited time for migrants to submit without a work offer. The county's immigration site should be monitored periodically because applications are made to the county once this option is opened. The application is only two weeks after the last time the application was made without a proposal Action.Second: the category of Canadian experience
This category and those currently working in Saskatchewan are able to apply for permanent residence. It includes 5 sub-types:
1. The category of temporary workers in Saskatchewan Under this subcategory, skilled workers who work in Saskatchewan for at least six months under a temporary work permit can obtain a district nomination to support their application for permanent residence.
2. Category of health workers Under this sub-category, internationally trained health professionals who work in Saskatchewan for at least six months under a temporary work permit are eligible to receive a district nomination to support their application for permanent residence, including the following professions: Nurses and other health professions.
3- Hospitality workers category
Under this subcategory, foreign workers currently working in Saskatchewan in one of the following professions can apply for a county nomination to support their application for permanent residence: catering service, cook, cooker and room cleaning service.
4. Transport workers Under this sub-category, foreign workers currently employed in Saskatchewan as truck drivers can apply for a district nomination to support their application for permanent residence.
5. Class of students graduating under this sub-category Students who graduated from a Canadian post-secondary educational institution may apply for a district nomination to support their application for permanent residence.
Third: the category of businessmen and owners of farms
This category includes two subcategories:
Applicants who wish to invest their talents in management and capital business in Saskatchewan.
Experienced in agriculture, who have the capital available to invest in the process of agriculture, who intend to buy and operate the farm operation in Saskatchewan.
This is the site of the province where you can view the immigration programs and the way of submission:Saskatchewan