New Immigration draw in Saskatchewan

On September 6, Saskatchewan held a new draw and invited foreign qualified individuals to apply for the province's nomination:

• 218 candidates with the province's desired profession and proof of education (a passing score of 69);

• 159 candidates with the province's desired profession, proof of education and registered in the Express Entry system (a passing score of 69).

Saskatchewan needed members of the following professions in this selection:

• retail and wholesale managers;

• managers of restaurants and food service establishments;

• placement managers;

• construction managers;

• information systems analysts and consultants;

• estimators of construction work;

• computer network technician;

• technical support specialists;

• other technical professions in therapy and diagnostics;

• Retail Sales Executives;

• Specialists in wholesale sales;

• room service managers;

• supervisors of motor vehicle service drivers and other ground transportation drivers;

• agricultural contractors, farm managers and livestock specialists

In addition, the selection for a new pool of health care professionals was passed, and invitations were invited:

• 240 candidates with a specific profession and proof of education (a passing score of 60);

• 143 candidates with the province's desired profession, proof of education and registered in the Express Entry system (passing score of 60).

Representatives from the following professions were selected:

• health, safety and security inspectors;

• professional therapists;

• medical laboratory technologists;

• medical laboratory technicians and pathology assistants;

• pulmonologists, clinical perfusionists, and cardiopulmonary technologists;

• radiation medicine technologists;

• medical sonographers;

• other medical technologists and technicians (excluding dental technicians);

• paramedics;

• psychologists.

This time, luck smiled on 760 foreign applicants.

The last selection took place on September 1: 941 people were invited.

Watch selection history to increase your chances of being nominated by the province.