Saskatchewan Express Entry 25 May 2021

In Saskatchewan Express Entry 25 May 2021, the province of Saskatchewan hasn’t invited any Saskatchewan Express Entry Candidates and 269 International Skilled Worker: Occupation In-Demand Candidates. In this draw with minimum scores of Occupations-In-Demands is 65 and those who want to immigrate to Canada to apply for a provincial nomination for Canadian permanent residence.

Saskatchewan Express Entry 25 May 2021 was held by SINP through the provincial immigration streams. All candidates are interested in immigrate to Canada must be register in the provincial stream to rise their chance to accept invitation.

The new express entry round published details of the draw this week after two weeks compare to previous draw.

In order to immigrate to Canada, Express Entry is one of the Canadian Immigrant Economic Programs used by the provinces to select Canadian Immigration candidates. The SINP has planned many immigration streams to nominate eligible foreign skilled workers to come to Saskatchewan. The candidates are nominated by the SINP can apply for Canadian permanent residence through Saskatchewan Express Entry sub-category and Occupations In-Demand sub category.

**** In this draw, SNIP did not issue any invitations in Express Entry sub-categories.

So far in 2021, the SINP has issued 1,647 invitations to Express Entry candidates who want to immigrate to Canada.

Saskatchewan Express Entry 25 May 2021 chart shows the total number of invitations issued and the lowest score accepted for Express Entry in each period a few months ago.

To apply for Saskatchewan Occupation In-Demand as SINP sub-category, candidates must submit an Expression of Interest. Candidates that are eligible and meet selection criteria will receive an invitation to submit an application to Saskatchewan Occupation In-Demand stream.

After Saskatchewan Express Entry 25 May 2021, So far in 2021, the SINP has issued 1,822 to International Skilled Worker: Occupation In-Demand candidates who want to immigrate to Canada.