History of immigration draws in Saskatchewan: passing score and number of invitations
Every two months, hundreds of lucky people receive invitations from the province of Saskatchewan. Follow the history of the draws to become one of them.
Saskatchewan is a multicultural province with a fast-growing economy and attractive opportunities for those looking for easy immigration and a low cost of living. Almost the entire population of the region is descended from immigrants from all over the world.
Usually, the province sends out invitations to apply for a nomination every two months. Sending out invitations is called a draw. To receive an invitation, a candidate must achieve a passing score, which varies from draw to draw.
A nomination opens the way to permanent residency in Canada! Details about the requirements in each Saskatchewan’s provincial program stream.
To increase your chances of being invited, we recommend that you keep track of the draw history:
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