The Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP) offers pathways for qualified workers seeking to settle in Saskatchewan, Canada. This calculator estimates your points on the International Skilled Worker (ISW) assessment grid using the published selection factors.
The grid has a maximum of 110 points. Applicants generally need at least 60 points for the relevant ISW subcategories. Meeting 60 points alone does not guarantee eligibility, an invitation or nomination. Your occupation, documents, language results and stream-specific requirements must also qualify.
Saskatchewan PNP Points Calculator (2026)
Select the category first. All fields used for scoring must be completed. No name, email or telephone number is required to view your result.
How Saskatchewan PNP points are calculated
Under the International Skilled Worker points grid, the first four selection factors account for up to 80 points. Saskatchewan labour-market connections contribute up to 30 points.
| Selection factor | Maximum points |
|---|
| Education and training | 23 |
| Skilled work experience | 15 |
| First official language | 20 |
| Second official language | 10 |
| Age | 12 |
| Saskatchewan connection | 30 |
| Total | 110 |
|---|
Understanding your result
60 points or more: You meet the numerical SINP ISW selection threshold based on your self-reported answers. You must still satisfy every requirement for the selected category, including occupation, work experience, education, language, admissibility and supporting documents.
Below 60 points: Your current answers do not meet the numerical threshold for the assessed ISW categories. Recheck entries and supporting evidence before making immigration decisions.
Express Entry applicants: A qualifying federal Express Entry profile and Job Seeker Validation Code are required for the Saskatchewan Express Entry subcategory. SINP grid points are not the same as federal CRS points.
Occupation In-Demand applicants: A suitable eligible occupation, related education and work experience, settlement funds and other category conditions are required. SINP invitation and intake availability must be checked separately.
Employment Offer applicants: A qualifying permanent, full-time Saskatchewan job offer and the required SINP job approval documentation are essential; 60 points alone are insufficient.
How Peerless Immigration Services can assist
Peerless Immigration Services can review your Saskatchewan pathway, verify your NOC and employment history, assess your education and language documents, and help you understand current SINP requirements before you proceed.
Explore Saskatchewan PNP services or contact our team for a detailed assessment.
Frequently Asked Questions
The relevant International Skilled Worker categories generally require at least 60 out of 110 points on the assessment grid. Meeting the threshold does not guarantee eligibility or nomination.
The Saskatchewan Express Entry and Occupations In-Demand subcategories are designed for qualifying candidates without a supporting job offer. Additional occupation, federal profile and other eligibility requirements apply.
It is required for the Saskatchewan Express Entry subcategory, but not for the Occupations In-Demand subcategory.
Under the applicable no-job-offer categories, qualifying connections may be combined up to the 30-point connection maximum, provided each is supported by evidence.
No. SINP selection, intake availability, occupation eligibility, supporting documents and other requirements are assessed separately.
Foreign education credentials generally require an acceptable ECA where the chosen SINP subcategory specifies one.
Use designated tests accepted for your selected program, convert all four abilities to CLB/NCLC correctly, and confirm that results remain valid.
No. It estimates Saskatchewan International Skilled Worker selection points, which are separate from Express Entry CRS.
