Can I sponsor my brother Saskatchewan?
The Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program offers a family referral category. Applicants must have a relative who has been living in Saskatchewan for at least one year. They must be willing to provide applicants with assistance during the immigration process and after they arrive in Saskatchewan.
Can I immigrate to Canada with my family?
Certain immigration programs allow foreign nationals to immigrate to Canada with their family members. However, Canada has family sponsorship programs enabling Canadian citizens and permanent residents to sponsor their spouse or common-law partner, dependent children, and parents/grandparents.
Who is eligible for SINP?
Eligibility: You must have 12 months or greater of job specific training or post-secondary schooling. Your job must fit under level “A”, “B”, or “0” of the National Occupational Classification Matrix. You must have been working in the Province of Saskatchewan in a qualifying health occupation for a minimum of 6 months.
How much does a family of 5 need to immigrate to Canada?
How much money you’ll need
| Number of family members | Funds required (in Canadian dollars) |
|---|---|
| 3 | $20,222 |
| 4 | $24,553 |
| 5 | $27,847 |
| 6 | $31,407 |
Can I apply Sinp without job offer?
Immigrate to Canada without a job offer: Saskatchewan PNP The Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP) offers several pathways of immigration to Canada. Even without a job offer, you may be eligible for two immigration pathways if you wish to live and work in the Canadian province of Saskatchewan.
How much is Sinp application fee?
Candidates submitting applications for SINP must pay a non-refundable application fee of $350 CAD. If the province approves the application, Saskatchewan will notify the applicant they have been selected for provincial nomination.
Can husband and wife create separate Express Entry profile?
Can both spouses apply for Express Entry? Yes, both spouses can apply for Permanent Residency. Each spouse can create their own Express Entry profile and include their partner in the profile. Each applicant can either include their spouse as an accompanying spouse or non-accompanying.
What do you need to apply for SINP in Saskatchewan?
Submitting an application to this program requires that you have family residing in Saskatchewan. Both the applicant and the family members of the supporting household must intend to remain in Saskatchewan.
Who are the dependents on a SINP application?
You must list all dependents on your application to the SINP even if they are not coming to Canada with you. Dependents include: Spouse – A husband or wife of the opposite or same sex. Common-law partner – A person of the opposite or same sex that you have lived with in a relationship like a marriage, for at least one full year.
How to contact the SINP if you are not eligible?
The SINP will only contact you (by email) if they have questions about missing documents and with the results of your assessment. If the SINP decides you are not eligible, you will be told. You may apply again if your situation changes and you meet the requirements later.
How does the SINP work for new immigrants?
Once the SINP gets your online application, it will be assessed against the eligibility criteria. The SINP will only contact you (by email) if they have questions about missing documents and with the results of your assessment. If the SINP decides you are not eligible, you will be told.