An introduction to Saskatchewan’s immigration policy

Saskatchewan is an energy-rich province with rich mineral resources, vast land and sparsely populated areas. Because the new ruling party came to power, it vigorously developed the economy and also promoted immigration policies to attract technical talents. In just two years, the local economy is still strong even in the midst of the global economic recession. Saskatchewan already has a sizable Chinese community, with Chinese supermarkets, Chinese restaurants, Chinese hotels, Chinese travel agencies and other Chinese businesses, and there are also Chinese staff in various government departments.

Although Saskatchewan is larger than most European countries, it is sparsely populated, with just over 1 million residents. The capital is Regina, covering an area of ??662,330 square kilometers, and the largest city is Saskatoon.

Regina is the provincial capital of Saskatchewan. It is located in the south-central part of the Saskatchewan prairie, with an altitude of more than 577 meters, an area of ??118.2 square kilometers, and a population of about 200,000. The city has an average annual sunshine time of about 2,330 hours and is known as Canada's "Sun City". The summer is hot with little rain and relatively dry, and the winter is from November to March of the following year. The average temperature is -11 degrees Celsius. The city's economy is based on agriculture and animal husbandry, potash and alkali industry, oil and gas industry and communication industry. It is rich in resources, such as three potassium mines, four sulfur mines and salt mines. Similar to Calgary, the city is an important transit point for the transportation of agricultural and animal husbandry products and machinery products from east and west Canada through the Pacific Railway, and is also a commercial center. In addition, the educational and cultural facilities are complete. The University of Regina has a complete range of disciplines. Many disciplines can award bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees. It also has the only tourism discipline and Indian Federal College in Saskatchewan.

Saskatoon is the largest city in Saskatchewan and the center of commerce, culture, education, agriculture and animal husbandry in the province. Located 260 kilometers north of the provincial capital of Regina, it has a population of approximately 210,000 and commercial retail of approximately CAD 2 billion, covering a population of approximately 550,000. The University of Saskatchewan occupies a large area in the city and occupies an important position in Canadian agriculture, animal husbandry, and biotechnology research and development. The Canadian federal government has established the Canadian Light Source Center in the city, which is the largest single science and technology project invested in Canada. In addition, there are many scientific research institutions such as the Saskatchewan Research Institute. The city's main industries include agriculture and animal husbandry, petrochemicals, manufacturing, forestry, minerals, research and development, retail, etc. There are rich potash and coal mines near the city.

2. Introduction to the Saskatchewan Provincial Nominee Program (SINP) project,

The Saskatchewan Provincial Nominee Program is an immigration program jointly organized by the Canadian government and the Saskatchewan government. plan. This immigration program is an immigration program for skilled workers and professionals who have obtained full-time employment contracts with Saskatchewan employers. For highly educated people and low-educated technical personnel with low English proficiency, this nomination program is a direct line to help them successfully obtain Canadian immigration visas.

The Saskatchewan Provincial Nominee Program is an immigration project developed by the Saskatchewan government. The difference between this kind of project and the previous application process of the Canadian Federal Immigration Department is that the applicant’s preliminary application materials must first be reviewed and approved by the provincial immigration bureau. The procedure may seem complicated, but for qualified applicants, it is the fastest, easiest, and most flexible immigration route; it can be adjusted and reviewed at any time; it has the highest success rate and the fastest approval time.

In Canada’s federal immigration policy, only immediate family members can be sponsored, such as parents and children; while under the Saskatchewan franchise quota policy, Saskatchewan residents can sponsor their brothers and sisters in addition to the above-mentioned immediate family members. , even cousins ??and relatives related to uncles (uncles) and aunts (aunts) immigrated to Canada.