Saskatchewan has 4,761 federal nominations to spend in 2026, with at least 50% reserved for priority sectors (healthcare, agriculture, trades, mining, manufacturing, energy, tech). SINP has restructured its 2026 intake — a new $500 application fee took effect April 1, 2026, and processing has dropped to a 2–3 week target. We handle SINP files end to end.
SINP runs under three broad categories: International Skilled Worker (for candidates outside Canada or new to SK — covers Express Entry, Occupations In-Demand, and Employment Offer sub-categories), Saskatchewan Experience (for foreign workers and students already in SK), and Entrepreneur and Farm (business streams).
For 2026, SINP introduced an explicit allocation split: at least 50% of nominations (about 2,381) go to priority sectors, no more than 25% to capped sectors (accommodation/food services, retail trade, trucking — employer intake opened March 2, 2026), and 25% to other sectors. PGWP holders who studied outside Saskatchewan can no longer apply via Saskatchewan Experience pathways — they must use Student, Health Talent, Agriculture Talent, Tech Talent, or International Skilled Worker: Employment Offer.
SINP streams cluster into International Skilled Worker (for candidates outside the province), Saskatchewan Experience (for people already in SK), Talent pathways (priority sectors), and Entrepreneur/Farm. We confirm the strongest stream at the consultation.
For candidates in the federal Express Entry pool whose profiles align with SK's labour priorities. Nomination adds 600 CRS points — effectively guarantees an ITA in the next federal draw.
For workers in an in-demand occupation (per SINP's published NOC list) with the work experience, education, and language scores SINP requires. No SK job offer needed.
For workers with a permanent, full-time job offer from an eligible Saskatchewan employer in a skilled occupation. Available to candidates outside Canada or new to SK.
For foreign workers currently in Saskatchewan on a valid work permit with at least 6 months of full-time SK work experience for the same employer and a permanent SK job offer.
Targeted talent pathways for priority sectors. Open to PGWP holders who studied outside Saskatchewan but are now working in healthcare, agriculture, or tech in SK.
For international graduates of a Saskatchewan DLI who live in the province and are working in a field relevant to their degree on a PGWP.
For experienced business owners or senior managers planning to invest in and actively manage a business in Saskatchewan. EOI-scored intake; minimum net worth and investment thresholds apply.
For experienced farm owners planning to buy and operate a farm in Saskatchewan. Minimum net worth and active farm-management experience required.
SINP has explicitly reserved at least 2,381 of its 4,761 nominations for these sectors in 2026. Candidates working in or job-offered into one of these areas have materially better odds.
Every SINP file is handled directly by Jugraj. The four steps below are the backbone — SK-specific details (EOI scoring, employer NOC verification, capped-sector intake windows) slot in where needed.
We assess your work history, language scores, occupation (NOC/TEER), education, and any Saskatchewan connection. We build the strongest profile for the right SINP stream — EE-aligned, Occupations In-Demand, Employment Offer, talent pathway, or business.
We register your Expression of Interest in the SINP system. SINP runs regular EOI draws — we monitor the cadence and respond to invitations within the deadline.
If invited and approved, SINP issues a nomination. For Saskatchewan Express Entry, +600 CRS is applied to your Express Entry profile and an ITA follows in the next federal draw.
Full PR application to IRCC — medical exam, biometrics, supporting documents, security checks. We respond to procedural fairness letters and follow up on stalled files. You're walked through landing once approved.
The exact checklist depends on the stream and your family situation. This is the working inventory most SINP files need — we customise it after the first consultation.
A SINP file involves two sets of government fees: the SINP application fee, and IRCC's federal permanent-residence fees. The IRCC schedule below is the same fee structure that applies to every Express Entry and PNP-to-PR file.
IRCC fees as of April 30, 2026. Medical exam, language tests, ECA reports, translations, and police certificates are billed separately by their respective providers.
Effective April 1, 2026, SINP charges a $500 application fee on its skilled-worker streams (previously fee-free). Entrepreneur and Farm streams remain at their existing fee tiers. We confirm the exact amount for your stream at the consultation.
Tell us about your work history, target SK occupation, language scores, and any Saskatchewan connection. We'll respond within one business day with the SINP streams that fit and the next steps.