Saskatchewan Immigration Draw: 502 Invitations Issued Targeting 43 Occupations

Saskatchewan immigration targeted Occupations In-Demand and Express Entry candidates in a new Expression of Interest draw, issuing invitations to 502 candidates.

The July 29 Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program draw featured invites targeting 43 occupations.

Occupations In-Demand candidates received 248 invitations, while Express Entry candidates received 254. Both streams required a minimum score of 70 points.

The draw was the 16th since the SINP significantly expanded its list of eligible occupations, from 19 to 218.

Latest Saskatchewan Expression of Interest Draw

Draw date

Category

Minimum score

Invites issued

Other considerations

29-Jul-20

Occupations In-Demand

248

Invited Candidates had Educational Credential Assessments.

Invited Candidates have a close family relative in Saskatchewan or have studied at a Saskatchewan post-secondary institution.

NOCs included: 0111, 1114, 0112, 1121, 0113, 1215, 1225, 0121, 0013, 0714, 3211, 2263, 1223, 0821, 3219, 3234, 2134, 4165, 0421, 1224, 9213, 2242, 0423, 3212, 2148, 2234, 3215, 1313, 2264, 0632, 6222, 7246, 4151, 6331, 2244, 7315, 7294, 9241, 8211, 1214, 2144, 0912, 7245

Express Entry

254

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