Saskatchewan plans to expand the job options under the Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP). Some work permit holders in TEER 4 and 5 jobs and foreign trade workers in intermediate and lower skilled positions will now be able to apply for permanent residency through the SINP existing work permit stream.
Martensville-Warman MLA Terry Jenson made the announcement on behalf of Jeremy Harrison, Minister of Immigration and Career Training.
“With this expansion, workers from an additional 279 occupations such as home childcare providers, equipment operators and meat cutters will be able to apply for permanent residency through the existing work permit stream of the SINP,” Jenson said.
Part of the 279 ocupations eligible for Saskatchewan PNP include farm labourers, truck drivers, retail salespeople, nurse assistants, childcare providers and equipment operators.
In order to apply under the newly expanded stream, candidates must possess one of the following:
- an eligible work permit,
- a Francophone Mobility Work Permit,
- a Labour Market Impact Assessment-Supported Work Permit, or
- in the case of recently arrived Ukrainians, a Canadian Ukrainian Authorization for Emergency Travel visa.
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