SASKATCHEWAN
Are we talking about the agricultural growth? How could we exclude Saskatchewan? It is a major agricultural. Located in western Canada, Regina and Saskatoon are the two main Canadian cities in the region.
The Saskatchewan Immigrant PNP allows international employees and investors to legally enter Canada and apply for PR status. Sectors that face major labor deficit, job offer holders, skilled workers, and promising investors are the target audience for this initiative.
Saskatchewan International Skilled Worker Program: This program is designed for foreign skilled workers who want to live and work in Saskatchewan permanently. Applicants are assessed based on their education, work experience, language proficiency, and other factors.
Successful applicants must have a job offer from a Saskatchewan employer, or possess enough points under the Saskatchewan Immigration Points Assessment Grid.
Saskatchewan Entrepreneur Program: This program is for experienced entrepreneurs who want to start or acquire a business in Saskatchewan. Applicants must have a minimum net worth of CAD 500,000 and invest a minimum of CAD 300,000 in a new or existing business in Saskatchewan.
Successful applicants must actively manage the business for at least one year before becoming eligible for permanent residency.
Saskatchewan Farm and Saskatchewan Experience Programs: These programs are designed for individuals with experience in Saskatchewan’s agriculture industry. The ‘Farm Owner and Operator Stream’ is for experienced farmers who want to own and operate a farm in Saskatchewan, while the ‘Young Farmer Stream’ is for young farmers who want to start their own farm in the province.
The Saskatchewan Experience category: The Saskatchewan Experience category provides pathways for individuals who have already been living and working in Saskatchewan to apply for permanent residence. Sub-categories such as the Saskatchewan Express Entry and the Occupations In-Demand allow skilled workers to utilize their local work experience to pursue PR to Saskatchewan.