What information needs to be submitted for the Saskatchewan investment immigration stage eoi?

Saskatchewan’s Skilled Independent Immigration (OID), as a traditional provincial nomination immigration program in Saskatchewan, has a stable policy and a long history. The evaluation criteria are also composed of a "point system". The points components are composed of the applicant's age, education, work experience, language ability, and relevant experience in Saskatchewan (relatives, work experience, educational experience). The total score is 100 points, divided into two parts. The first part is labor market indicators, that is, education, work experience, language ability and age, totaling 70 points. The second part is bonus points for relevant Saskatchewan managers, that is, relatives, work in Saskatchewan. Experience and education are worth 30 points. The Saskatchewan Independent Skilled Immigration score is 60 points, which means that applicants can apply if they meet 60 points. There is no high or low EOI score, as long as they pass the line.