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SINP Calculator
Estimate your Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP) International Skilled Worker Points Grid score.
What is the SINP?
The Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP) lets the province nominate candidates for Canadian permanent residence. The International Skilled Worker Points Grid is scored out of 110, with a minimum of 60 points required to be eligible. A nomination adds 600 points to your federal CRS score, effectively guaranteeing an invitation to apply.
Regular SINP draws have been paused since September 2024
Saskatchewan now uses sector-based capped intake windows instead of regular Expression of Interest draws. Meeting the 60-point minimum makes you eligible to submit an EOI -- it does not by itself mean you will be invited. Check the current SINP status before relying on this score.
Which subcategory are you applying under?
This determines how your connection to Saskatchewan is scored.
Select your subcategory, age, and education below to see your estimated score.
About you
Education
Language
If you know your CLB level directly, enter it here.
Work experience
Capped at 5 years for scoring purposes.
Capped at 5 years for scoring purposes.
Connection to Saskatchewan
This is a reference estimate based on the official SINP International Skilled Worker Points Grid. It is not an official score and does not guarantee an invitation or nomination. This calculator covers the Employment Offer, Occupation In-Demand, and Saskatchewan Express Entry subcategories only -- other SINP pathways (Agriculture, Health, Innovation and Tech Talent Pathways, Students) use different criteria. Confirm your details with the Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program before making any decisions.
See your full immigration picture
Run the full assessment to see how this fits with your likely NOC matches, program options, and your federal CRS score.