SINP Points Calculator — International Skilled Worker

Estimate your Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program score under the SINP International Skilled Worker Points Grid (maximum 110 points).

Before you begin: This calculator provides an estimate only, based on the information you enter, and does not constitute immigration advice. The accuracy of your result depends entirely on the accuracy and completeness of your answers. High Summit Immigration Consultancy is not responsible for errors resulting from incorrect, incomplete, or misunderstood answers. For a full assessment of your situation, please book a consultation with our Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant. Based on the SINP International Skilled Worker Points Grid published on saskatchewan.ca. The SINP may change its selection criteria and points at any time.

SINP Sub-categoryWhich SINP sub-category are you applying under?

Education and TrainingHighest level of education or training completed

Skilled Work ExperienceYears of skilled work experience in the 5 years before you applyYears of skilled work experience in the 6 to 10 years before you apply

Language AbilityFirst official language — lowest CLB / NCLC across your four abilitiesSecond official language — lowest CLB / NCLC (only if you have a valid test)

AgeHow old are you?

Connection to Saskatchewan & Adaptability

I have a high-skilled job offer from a Saskatchewan employer (+30)

This factor is capped at 30 points. The applicable options change with your selected sub-category.

Your Estimated SINP Score

0 / 110

The SINP has historically required a minimum score to be invited to apply, and the minimum score varies. This estimate does not confirm eligibility.

Want to know what this score means for your Saskatchewan nomination chances, or how to improve it? Book a consultation with our Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultant.

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