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Provincial Nominee Program

Saskatchewan PNP streams

A nomination from Saskatchewan adds 600 points to your CRS — more than every other factor on the grid combined.

Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program — International Skilled Worker: Express Entry

Express Entry aligned · No job offer required

Typical threshold: Ranked on Saskatchewan’s own 100-point grid, commonly 60s–80s

  • · An occupation on Saskatchewan’s in-demand list.
  • · Educational credential assessment and language results.
  • · No job offer required for this stream — one of the few genuinely open to outsiders.

Official stream page and current intake status

Common questions

How many CRS points is a Saskatchewan nomination worth?
A provincial nomination adds 600 points to your Comprehensive Ranking System score, which puts you above every cutoff IRCC has ever set in a provincial-nominee round.
Can you apply to a Saskatchewan stream without a job offer?
Yes — Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program — International Skilled Worker: Express Entry does not require one, though other conditions apply.
What CRS score do PNP rounds cut off at?
Provincial-nominee rounds cut off far higher than general ones because everyone in them already has the 600-point nomination. The most recent, on 4 August 2026, cut off at CRS 768.
Caution: Streams open and close without notice and thresholds move. This page was last checked on 2026-08-10 — confirm intake status with the province before acting.

Source: Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program — International Skilled Worker: Express Entry. Data current as of 2026-08-10. Streams open and close without notice and thresholds move. Treat every figure as indicative and confirm with the province before acting.