Saskatchewan SINP Points Calculator

About Saskatchewan SINP Points Calculator

The Saskatchewan SINP Points Calculator is a comprehensive client-side tool designed to help prospective immigrants calculate their points under the Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP). Saskatchewan’s International Skilled Worker stream (which includes Express Entry and Occupation In-Demand categories) uses a unique 110-point assessment grid to select candidates. Applicants must score a minimum of 60 points to be eligible to submit an Expression of Interest (EOI). The grid awards points across three main sections: Education and Training, Skilled Work Experience, Language Ability, and Age, along with Connection to the Saskatchewan Labour Market (which includes close family relatives, previous study/work in the province, or a valid job offer). Our tool breaks down these factors, ensuring you don't lose points on complex experience calculations and giving you a clear view of your candidacy.

How to use Saskatchewan SINP Points Calculator

1. Select your age category, keeping in mind that maximum points are awarded to ages 22 to 34.
2. Enter your highest academic credential and match it with the Saskatchewan education points grid.
3. Detail your skilled work experience in a NOC/TEER category, distinguishing between the last 5 years and prior years.
4. Input your language test scores, selecting the corresponding CLB levels for English or French.
5. Toggle any connection factors, such as a sibling in Saskatchewan, past studies, or a job offer.

Use cases for Saskatchewan SINP Points Calculator

• Checking if you meet the mandatory 60-point minimum to enter the Saskatchewan EOI pool.
• Assessing the point value of having a sibling, aunt, uncle, or cousin living permanently in Regina or Saskatoon.
• Determining how many points you receive for past skilled work experience gained over the last 10 years.
• Comparing the points between having a basic CLB 5 language score vs. a competitive CLB 8 score.
• Evaluating your overall profile competitiveness for the Saskatchewan Express Entry sub-stream.