The Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP) offers various categories to attract skilled entrepreneurs and individuals to contribute to the province’s economy. Here are the key categories and steps involved:
Entrepreneur Category
This category is for foreign nationals interested in obtaining or partnering in a business in Saskatchewan and actively managing it while residing in the province.
Steps to the Nomination Process:
Eligibility Criteria: To apply under the Entrepreneur Category, you must meet the specific criteria for investment, business experience, and plans to manage a business in Saskatchewan.
International Graduate Entrepreneur Category
This category is designed for international students graduating from a Saskatchewan institution who want to start, obtain, or partner in a business in Saskatchewan. It mirrors the process of the Entrepreneur Category, with the added advantage of being tailored for graduates who are already in the province.
Steps to the Nomination Process:
Eligibility Criteria: The International Graduate Entrepreneur Category allows graduates from Saskatchewan institutions to start their businesses and actively manage them while meeting investment and business management requirements.
Farm Owner and Operator Category
This category is tailored for individuals with proven farming experience and the financial capacity to buy and run a farm in Saskatchewan. This is specifically for primary agricultural production businesses such as crops and livestock.
Eligibility Criteria:
If you’re interested in agri-business operations, you may qualify under the Entrepreneur Category, rather than the Farm Owner and Operator Category.
Application Process Overview: