Saskatchewan Invites Entrepreneurs Category candidates in Latest SINP Immigration Draw

The Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP) held its latest Entrepreneur category draw on July 11, 2024. Total 13 candidates were selected and invited to submit a formal application for provincial nomination. This marks the most recent draw for this category, and the next one will place on October 10, 2024.

Latest Saskatchewan Entrepreneur category draw

The latest Saskatchewan Entrepreneur immigration draw saw a significant decrease in the required Expression of Interest (EOI) score. Only 13 candidates with EOI scores ranging from 65 to 110 were invited to apply. This drop in the minimum and average EOI scores is positive news for aspiring entrepreneurs looking to immigrate to Saskatchewan through the SINP.

Entrepreneur EOI Selection Results on July 11, 2024

Note:

• All candidates with 75 points or higher were invited to apply.

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Saskatchewan Welcomes Entrepreneurial Talent

The Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP) offers a compelling opportunity for international entrepreneurs to establish their businesses in Canada. By choosing Saskatchewan, entrepreneurs can contribute to the province's economic landscape while securing permanent residency. The SINP Entrepreneur Category provides a clear pathway for aspiring business owners to realize their Canadian dream.

How EOI Candidates Are Ranked

Once you submit an Expression of Interest (EOI) profile, you'll receive a score based on various factors outlined in the Points Grid. The Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP) selects EOI candidates for invitation to apply based on their point score and other considerations.

If multiple candidates have the same score, the SINP prioritizes those with higher language proficiency, followed by candidates with businesses planned for key economic sectors. Those who have completed an exploratory visit to Saskatchewan are also given preference.

The goal of this ranking system is to attract skilled individuals who can contribute to Saskatchewan's economy.

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- Rajneesh Kumar