Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP)
Saskatchewan, one of the ever-growing and stunning provinces of Canada is a home to 1.12 million people. This wonderful place attracts thousands of immigrants per year from almost every corner of the world. Due to a huge count of immigrant arrival yearly, Saskatchewan holds Canada’s most rapidly developing economy as well.
Saskatchewan is also praised by the name of ‘Prairie Provinces of Western Canada’.
The economical status of this province is majorly based upon the agriculture and industry of natural resources including forestry and fishing. It possesses two major cities named Saskatoon and Regina.
The Provincial Nominee Program for this province is termed as Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program
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Interested applicants are judged on the basis of a specified points system and can receive a nomination under any one of the three sub-categories.
International Skilled Worker - Employment Offer
The sub-category of International Skilled Worker - Employment Offer is designed for skilled workers having an employment offer from an authorized Saskatchewan employer.
Get more information on eligibility criteria under the International Skilled Worker - Employment Offer, click here.
International Skilled Worker - Occupations In-Demand
From the month of May 2016, the International Skilled Worker - Occupations In-Demand sub-category has already filled up with the maximum amount of applications for this year (2016). Therefore, the SINP have placed the fresh application intake on hold for this sub-category.
The International Skilled Worker - Occupations In-Demand sub-category has been designed for extremely skilled workers who do not have any employment offer from the province but holds a work experience in an occupation which is present in the Saskatchewan Occupation - in-demand
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Get more information on eligibility criteria under the International Skilled Worker – Saskatchewan Express Entry, click here.
Saskatchewan Experience Category
Saskatchewan Experience Category is constructed for international skilled workers who are currently a resident of Saskatchewan. The Saskatchewan Experience Category welcomes applications under the below mentioned sub-categories:
Existing Work Permit
Existing Work Permit sub-category is designed for candidates who have a working experience of at least six months under an authorized work permit in Saskatchewan.
Get more information on eligibility criteria under the Saskatchewan Experience Category – Existing Work Permit, click here.
Health Professionals
Health Professionals sub-category is designed for candidates who have a working experience of at least six months in the profile of a physician, a nurse, or in any other health occupations within Saskatchewan.
Get more information on eligibility criteria under the Saskatchewan Experience Category – Health Professionals, click
In order to understand the need for TFWs, it is important to determine just where the workers are being placed and what roles they are filling. A total of 202,510 temporary foreign worker positions existed in 2012, up by about 50,000 from the previous year (Economic and Social Development Canada, 2013). Of those workers, nearly 100,000, or half of th...
One of the biggest factors for immigration is Canada’s economy. Skilled worker immigrants or the Economic class
The Government of Canada will support all of Canada’s cultures and allow resources to the immigrants who have demonstrated a desire and effort to maintain their own culture and identity.
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Human Rights, O. (2012, 05 01). Employment discrimination based on family status (fact sheet) - see more at: http://www.ohrc.on.ca/en/employment-discrimination-based-family-status-fact-sheet
Canada has continuously served as a home to immigrants and refugees from decade to decade harbouring people from a variety of cultural and ethnic backgrounds. The first set of immigrants to settle in the country came from Britain, the United States and from other nationalities mostly including immigrants from Europe who were either desperate to escape from religious or political turmoil or were simply attracted to Canada’s economic promise. Soon after the Canadian confederation in 1867, immigrants from Irish and Chinese backgrounds who occupied most of the country were used as workers and the demand for labourers to develop the country increased rapidly as more Chinese descents were imported to build the Canadian Pacific Railway. Although, Canada opened its doors to immigrants, but the country also intended to gain human resources for work in the farms, in the forests, factories and mines but not everyone was equally welcomed in Canada.
In conclusion, Canada has come a long way in promoting the integration of immigrants socially. The country is making progress integrating immigrants economically, and much needs to be done before the same can be said politically. What is certain, is that the immigrant’s path of integration may be a slow process, and the Canadian government has been slow to propel it… but the future looks bright, and Canada is on the right track.
The three types of applications for landing in Canada that I will be talking about are classified as follows:
These core values are the underlying current of political variation. Alberta’s “political culture contains three closely related strains: populism, conservatism, and Western alienation”, these three strains account for the rise and resilience of a right wing party (Welsey 2011, pg 18). With equalization in place, it conveys the sense that Alberta is committing more resources into the development of the country through keeping other provinces financially sound. This policy has caused a lot of resentment within the province. It stems back to the notion of taxation without representation. Alberta is footing the bills for other parts of Canada, and Ottawa are rewarding central Canada as opposed to Alberta. As well as not benefitting the economy of Alberta, the federal government is expecting them to assist the provinces that the federal government is benefitting. Thus, Alberta has demanded for a lot of different protectionist policies in regards to this sentiment, as the Alberta government is sought to be protecting its interest against the federal government and international business competition. Saskatchewan is dedicated to the “communitarianism and civic engagement… sense of political and geographical isolation” (Welsey 2011, pg 20). Saskatchewan from the beginning was economically isolated, as the population was predominantly farmers. As most of them are farmers he economic policy enacted would heed little results,
Leeson, H. A., & University of Regina (2009). Saskatchewan politics: Crowding the centre. Regina: Canadian Plains Research Center, University of Regina.
vision of the settlement process. The settlement journey for immigrants is one that lasts a lifetime and extends into the second generation, and our public policy response must accept this fundamental reality. The Canadian Citizenship and Immigration has put in place some services for the newcomers to Canada like Newcomer Children and Youth in the Schools. An example of the immediate relevance and practical applicability of the notion of social inclusion is the issue of Access to Trades and Professions (ATP). This has been found to be limiting
The most important minerals that are found in this area composed of soft and hard sedimentary rock are the non-metallic minerals like potash which is widely used as a fertilizer and some oil.Major Landform Features The major landform feature of the province is the escarpment created by erosion that separates Saskatchewan Plain from Alberta Plain and Manitoba Plain. Except for the Cypress Hills near the U.S. border, Saskatchewan lies on a plain. Its landscape is not absolutely flat-...
We are a small family from southern part of India, looking forward to migrate to Canada under the Express Entry stream. We are a three-member family consisting of myself Appala, my caring wife Lavanya, and our loving daughter Saranya. We have plenty of reasons to choose to settle in Nova Scotia permanently and the one that topped the list is – it is really a great place to raise our kid. I was an entrepreneur working with local municipalities as a public works contractor, ended up with huge losses due to the delayed payments and had to wind up the business. Subsequently, I attended Southampton Solent University in England and completed my Master’s in Business Administration (MBA).
It does not require the applicant to have previous experience in studying or working in Canada. But one must have professional experience in one of the 24 selected professional occupations. Provincial Nominee Program – it is the provincial program, each province has its own system of new immigrants selection. It is mainly indicated to people who are already in Canada and received a job offer from a Canadian company. Less populated Canadian provinces have more flexible rules for immigration and work.
The first thing for any employer to ask is why they’re going to Saskatchewan. Although the province has a reputation as being exceedingly rural, flat, and nothing but prairie, the truth is Saskatchewan has become something of a hotspot for several different industries.