Will the provincial nomination be rejected by the Federation?

Legal analysis: Generally speaking, Canada's immigration structure can be divided into federal projects and provincial government projects. Federal projects are directly audited by the Canadian Immigration Bureau IRCC. If they pass the audit, they can directly obtain maple leaf cards. However, the provincial government has no right to issue maple leaf cards, only provincial nomination letters, which means that applicants applying for provincial nomination projects need to go through the IRCC audit of the Immigration Bureau before they can finally get maple leaf cards.

Legal Basis: Saskatchewan Immigration Policy Saskatchewan Nominated Immigrants Regulations: Students studying in Saskatchewan can apply for Saskatchewan Nominated Immigrants with 6 months of work experience, while students studying in other provinces in Canada need 24 months of work experience to apply for Saskatchewan Nominated Immigrants.

1. Requirements for international students studying in Saskatchewan: They must obtain a certificate, diploma or degree issued by an educational institution recognized by Saskatchewan, and the course must be equivalent to at least one academic year (eight months) of full-time study. Must have at least 6 months paid work experience (at least 960 hours) in Saskatchewan. Eligible types of work experience in Saskatchewan include-on-campus, off-campus, paid internship and graduate assistant, as long as the school can prove that the work experience was obtained under the condition of study and work permit. I have obtained a legal post-graduation work visa from Citizenship and Immigration Canada and a long-term full-time job related to my field of study from my employer in Saskatchewan. Or 0AB in the NOC list.

2. Requirements for international students from other provinces in Canada: they must obtain a certificate, diploma or degree issued by an educational institution recognized by Saskatchewan, and the course must be equivalent to at least two academic years (16 months) of full-time study. Must have at least 24 months paid work experience (at least 3840 hours) in Saskatchewan, have obtained a legal post-graduation work visa from Immigration Canada, and have obtained a long-term full-time job invitation related to the field of study from employers in Saskatchewan. Or 0AB in the NOC list.