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Saskatchewan SINP calculator & eligibility checker

Check whether you meet the basic requirements for Saskatchewan’s International Skilled Worker streams, then estimate your points on the official 110-point grid — you need 60 to apply. Plain language, official sources, no account.

Step 1: Are you eligible to apply?

Answer honestly — these are the hard gates. Points only matter if you pass them.

Which SINP International Skilled Worker subcategory fits you?

The subcategory changes the language, work-experience and adaptability rules below.

Do you live outside Canada, or have proof of legal status in Canada? (Refugee claimants are not eligible.)

Do you score CLB 4 or higher in all four language abilities? (Test must be less than 2 years old.)

Minimum for the Employment Offer and Occupation In-Demand subcategories.

Do you have at least 1 year of post-secondary education or training related to your intended occupation, with an ECA if it was completed outside Canada? (Trades: Saskatchewan licensure instead of an ECA.)

Do you have at least 1 year of work experience in the past 10 years in your intended occupation?

Employment Offer subcategory minimum.

Do you have a permanent, full-time job offer from a Saskatchewan employer in a TEER 0–3 occupation, with a valid Employer Position Assessment?

The employer registers the position on OASIS; you validate it within 10 days of notification.

If your occupation is regulated, are you eligible for Saskatchewan licensing?

Do you genuinely intend to live and work in Saskatchewan?

Step 2: Estimate your points

Subcategory

Which subcategory are you scoring for?

Only the connection/adaptability points differ — 30 for a qualifying job offer, or up to 30 from Saskatchewan ties.

Education & training (max 23)

Your highest completed credential (Canadian equivalency)

Foreign credentials need an ECA from a designated organization (trades: Saskatchewan licensure).

Skilled work experience (max 15)

Work experience in the 5 years before applying (must relate to the job on your application)

One year = 12 full months.

Work experience 6–10 years before applying

Language ability (max 30)

First language — your lowest CLB across the 4 abilities (one test)

Convert IELTS, CELPIP, PTE Core or TEF scores to CLB. Native speakers exempt from testing score 0 here (Employment Offer).

Second language test (the other official language)

Age (max 12)

Your age at application

Connection to Saskatchewan (max 30) High-skilled employment offer from a Saskatchewan employer (+30)

Employment Offer subcategory: a qualifying job offer scores the full 30.

An estimate, not a decision. This calculator follows Saskatchewan’s official International Skilled Worker points grid (checked October 2026). You need 60 out of 110 points to apply; every claimed point must be backed by documents or the application is closed. The application fee is $500 (non-refundable). It cannot assess your case or guarantee a nomination.

Confirm details — including the current excluded occupation list — on the official SINP eligibility page before acting.