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.
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