Saskatchewan PNP points calculator

Saskatchewan PNP points calculator.

In a rush to apply for Saskatchewan PNP? Isn’t it a good idea to get your Saskatchewan PNP Pointscalculated first with the Saskatchewan PNP Points Calculator? As Saskatchewan Immigration Nominee Program has its own Expression of Interest Points grid to rank the candidates in Saskatchewan Express Entry and Saskatchewan Occupation in Demand categories.

Please find the Saskatchewan PNP points table below. If you wish to calculate your points as per Saskatchewan PNP points grid. You can use the Saskatchewan PNP points calculator. An applicant will be awarded points out of 110, which are allotted based on Education and training, Work Experience, Language Proficiency, Age, Connection to Saskatchewan and Adaptability.

Mentioned below is the overview of the points allotment as per the Saskatchewan PNP Points

Factors (A)	Max Points score (80)
Age	12
Qualification	23
Work Experience	15
Language Proficiency	30
Total	80

Factor (B)	Max points score is (30)
Connection in Saskatchewan	20
Job offer from Saskatchewan	30
Total	30
Total SINP points = (Factor A+ Factor B )	80+30 = 110

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Saskatchewan PNP Points Calculator

Saskatchewan Expression of Interest (EOI) Points Calculator
Please visit International Skilled Worker EOI System to learn more about EOI process and points.
Category and Sub-category description	International Skilled Workers - Occupations In-Demand
A. Education and Training	(Maximum total points = 23)
The principal applicant's education points are calculated according to documented proof of completed post secondary education and/or training programs from a nationally or provincially recognized institution or regulatory body.
Education and Training Completed
B. Skilled Work Experience	(Maximum total points = 15)
The principal applicant's work experience points are calculated according to documented proof of skilled work experience (NOC 0, A, B) in their intended occupation in the last ten years.
(A) Work experience during the most recent five years prior to application (B) Work Experience during the six to ten year period prior to application
C. Language Ability
Factor I (C): LANGUAGE ABILITY The principal applicant's language ability is calculated according to documented ability in one of Canada's official languages, English or French. First Official Language Are you bi-lingual in French and English? YESNO Do you have a valid Language test for the second official language? YESNO Second Official Language
FACTOR I (D): AGE The principal applicant's age points are calculated according to the date of application to the SINP. Age at time of application submission
FACTOR II: CONNECTION TO SASKATCHEWAN LABOUR MARKET & ADAPTABILITY	(Maximum total points = 30)
The principal applicant's points are calculated according to documented proof of a strong connection to Saskatchewan with genuine intention and ability to successfully settle and economically establish in Saskatchewan as a permanent resident.
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How many points are required forSaskatchewan PNP?

An applicant wanting to apply for Saskatchewan PNP can do so only if he or she passes the required eligibility criteria for SINP. An applicant needs at least 60 points out of 110to be eligible to apply for Saskatchewan PNP.

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Saskatchewan PNP points calculation Table

" If you are planning to apply for Saskatchewan PNP, then. Understanding the Saskatchewan PNP points calculation is essential for your immigration journey.

The Saskatchewan PNP points score is based on age, education, work experience, language proficiency, and connections to the province. A strong score can significantly boost your chances of being selected for a provincial nomination."

Please find the Saskatchewan PNP points table below

Mentioned below is the overview of the points allotment as per the Saskatchewan PNP Points

Factors (A)	Max Points score (80)
Age	12
Qualification	23
Work Experience	15
Language Proficiency	30
Total	80

Factor (B)	Max points score is (30)
Connection in Saskatchewan	20
Job offer from Saskatchewan	30
Total	30
Total SINP points = (Factor A+ Factor B )	80+30 = 110

Please note the Saskatchewan Points depends on two factors,

Factor 1: Factor 1 includes age, qualification, work experience, and Language proficiency (English & French) and the maximum number of points can be80.

Factor 2: Factor 2 covers the Job offer letter, prior work experience in Saskatchewan, Prior qualification in Saskatchewan or close relative in Saskatchewan. Applicant can claim a maximum of 30 points in Factor 2

So the total points are 80 + 30 = 110. Please find the Saskatchewan Points breakdown in detail.

FACTOR 1 - Maximum 80 points

1. Age:

Age in years	Points
Less than 18 years	00
18 – 21 years	08
22 – 34 years	12
35 – 45 years	10
46 – 50 years	08
More than 50 years	00

2. Qualification:

Qualification	Points
Master's or Doctorate	23
Bachelor's degree OR at least a three-year degree at a university or college.	20
Trade certification equivalent to journeyperson status in Saskatchewan.	20
diploma that requires two (but less than three) years at a university, college, trade or technical school, or other post-secondary institution.	15
certificate or at least two semesters (but less than a two-year program) at a university, college, trade or technical school, or other post-secondary institution.	12

3) Work Experience:

a) Work experience in the 5 years before the application submission date.

Experience in Years	Points
5 years	10
4 years	08
3 years	06
2 years	04
1 year	02

b) In the 6-10 years before the application submission date.

Experience in Years	Points
1 year	1
2 years	2
3 years	3
4 Years	4
5 Years	5

4) Language proficiency:

The Applicant can write IELTS/ CELPIP / PTE core to prove language proficiency. Please find the points you can claim in the language proficiency:

a) First Language Test (English or French)

CLB level	IELTS score	Points
CLB 8	Reading-6.5, Writing -6.5, Speaking -6.5, Listening -7.5	20
CLB 7	Reading -6.0, Writing -6.0, Speaking -6.0, Listening - 6.0	18
CLB 6	Reading -5.0, Writing-5.5, Speaking -5.5, Listening -5.5	16
CLB 5	Reading-4.0, Writing -5.0,Speaking -5.0 Listening -5.0	14
CLB 4	Reading - 3.5, Writing- 4.0, Speaking -4.0, Listening -4.5	12

b) Second Language Test (English or French)

French score CLB level	Points
CLB 8 or Higher	10
CLB 7	08
CLB 6	06
CLB 5	04
CLB 4	02

Factor 2 ( adaptability - max points 30)

Adaptibility	Points
Close family relative in Saskatchewan	20
Past 12 months of work in the past five years on a valid work permit.	05
At least one full-time academic year at a recognized Saskatchewan post-secondary education institution on a valid study permit.	05
High skilled employment offer from a Saskatchewan employer	30

"Meeting the required Saskatchewan PNP points can be your gateway to Canadian PR. Ensure you maximize your score by highlighting your qualifications, work experience, and adaptability. A higher score increases your chances of receiving an invitation to apply, bringing you closer to your Canadian dream!"

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