On January 11, 2024 (local time), the Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP) conducted its first draw of 2024 for the Entrepreneur category. A total of 13 candidates were invited, with a minimum score of 120 points.
In this draw, the minimum score for invited candidates was 120 points, the maximum was 160 points, and the average was 135 points. Notably, candidates with 125 points or higher (without English proficiency) were invited to apply, while candidates with 120 points (who met the condition of "English proficiency at CLB 6 or higher") were also invited. In every draw, with the assistance of the professional team at Worldway Group, our clients have been successfully selected. This once again proves the professionalism and strength of Worldway Group.
The Saskatchewan Entrepreneur stream is the only Canadian immigration program that does not require language proficiency. The minimum score for applicants without English proficiency in this draw increased by 5 points compared to the previous one. As scores continue to rise and with only 3 selection opportunities remaining this year, the dates are as follows:
◆ April 11, 2024
◆ July 11, 2024
◆ October 10, 2024
Opportunities are always reserved for those who are prepared. The window for low-score selections is fleeting, and the current trend for major Canadian immigration programs is that they are becoming increasingly difficult to apply for. The Saskatchewan Entrepreneur stream is the only Canadian immigration program that does not require language proficiency, and it also offers advantages such as low thresholds, no requirements for age, language, or education, short processing cycles, and low costs. Interested investors should seize the opportunity, act quickly, enter the pool as soon as possible, and strive to receive an invitation in the next round of selection.
Saskatchewan boasts a beautiful environment, a comprehensive social welfare system, an excellent education system, a high quality of life, and a low crime rate, making it an ideal place to immigrate, work, and settle. Located in the heart of Canada, Saskatchewan is one of the three Prairie Provinces, possessing rich and vast lands. Apart from the vast boreal forests in the north, most of the region consists of fertile farmland. Nearly half of Canada's arable land is in this province. Saskatchewan is truly a major agricultural province in Canada, enjoying the reputation of a "land of abundance" and is also known as Canada's "breadbasket." In recent years, the number of new immigrants arriving in Saskatchewan has been steadily increasing.
As a Top 500 Asian Brand with over 20 years of focus on investment immigration, Worldway Group possesses an industry-leading project analysis team, a professional documentation team, and a comprehensive customer service team. We cooperate with numerous reputable Canadian institutions to provide investors with professional, comprehensive, and diversified services. Worldway Group has consistently received good news regarding the approval of permanent residency for our Saskatchewan Entrepreneur immigration clients. For immigrating to Canada, Worldway Group is your trusted choice!
Saskatchewan Entrepreneur Immigration Application Requirements:
1. Possess a net worth of at least 500,000 CAD.
2. Have at least 3 years of management experience within the past 10 years.
3. Intend to invest at least 300,000 CAD in Saskatoon or Regina and maintain or create at least two jobs, or invest at least 200,000 CAD in other areas of Saskatchewan.
Saskatchewan Entrepreneur Immigration Program Advantages:
1. Low threshold, with no requirements for age, language, or education.
2. Short processing cycle and low cost.
3. High project success rate.
4. Ability to land in Canada quickly, allowing children to enjoy free education early.
5. Low cost of living, comprehensive social welfare, and high-quality educational resources.
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