SINP: Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program

• The ability to select applicants whose skills and abilities best fit the province’s needs;
• Application processing times that are faster than other federal immigration classes; and
• Assistance from Provincial Immigration Officers who are readily available to explain program requirements and processes.

You do not need to hire an immigration representative/consultant to apply to the SINP.  However, if you wish to engage the services of an immigration representative or consultant, you should note that:

• Immigration representatives usually charge money for their services to applicants.
• Your application will not be given special attention and your immigration representative/consultant cannot guarantee that your application will be approved.
• No immigration consultant has an immigrant quota from the Province of Saskatchewan.
• The SINP does not engage the exclusive services of any agencies or representatives.
• The SINP provides all the forms and information you will need to complete your application for free on this website.

Learn more about how to choose a licensed, reputable and trustworthy representative and how to protect yourself from scams and immigration fraud.

Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) has updated their Schedule 4A form effective May 31, 2009.  All Applicants submitted to the SINP Entrepreneur and Farm Owners and Operators categories after that date must include the updated CIC form Schedule 4A.  As well, nominee’s applications to CIC Visa Offices after May 31, 2009 must include a copy of the updated Schedule 4A.

Procedural Guidelines