Saskatchewan invited several hundred people to immigrate
A new draw was much larger than the previous one.
On December 15, Saskatchewan held another draw under the provincial immigration program. The region selected 635 candidates in three categories.
2 invitations were sent to Ukrainian citizens who scored at least 62 points. The previous draw for Ukrainians was on November 8, and the passing score was 2 points higher.
Saskatchewan awards points for factors such as education, work experience, language skills, age, and connections to the province.
The remaining invitations were distributed between the two streams:
- Saskatchewan Express Entry — 348 invitations;
- Occupations In-Demand — 285 invitations.
The passing score for both categories was 82. Last time, on November 8, it was much lower.
The selected candidates, except Ukrainian citizens, were also required to have one of the appropriate occupations. The list included managers in various fields, office and administrative specialists, professions in IT, science, agriculture, healthcare, manufacturing, education, sales, accommodation and food services, and more. The full list of occupations is available on Saskatchewan's official website.
If you want to immigrate to Saskatchewan, keep an eye on the provincial draw history.
