SINP Fees and Settlement funds requirement

Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP) is one of the best Provincial Nominee Programs of Canada. It provides the key pathway to apply Canada permanent residency with relatively relaxed process requirements.

The most popular subcategories of SINP are:

• International Skilled Worker (ISW)- Occupation in Demand (OID) Subcategory
• ISW- Express Entry Subcategory

This page is about the details of charges/fees involved, while applying for SINP.

SINP Application fee

To become eligible to apply for Express Entry or OID sub-category of Saskatchewan Provincial Nominee Program, you need to pay a non-refundable $350 SINP application fee.

You can pay this fee amount online by Visa or MasterCard. It is the last step of submitting the SINP application process. When we talk about SINP processing fee

Settlement Funds for SINP

As an applicant of SINP, you also need to provide the evidence of the minimum settlement funds, i.e. the funds you need to show to convince the authorities that you have adequate funds to support your initial stay in Canada, while searching for a suitable employment. Hence, you should keep these funds in mind while planning for SINP Fees or charges. This amount varies as per the size of the family.

Also read- SINP Program, Process and Requirement

This amount you need to maintain in your account for a minimum of the months before you submit application. Find below the table of settlement funds.

As per the update released in the year 2020 from the Saskatchewan provincial government, the SINP will revise the required settlement fund amounts in accordance with Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) changes/increases in Express Entry proof of funds.

Find below the table of settlement funds.

SINP Settlement funds (In accordance with IRCC proof of funds)

Number of Persons in HouseholdMinimum Funds Required for 3 Months (in Canadian dollars)

If you are planning to apply for Saskatchewan PNP, you must keep in mind the SINP processing fee and settlement funds requirement and plan accordingly.

To apply in the Express Entry or Occupation in Demand subcategory of the SINP (Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program), it is always good to take assistance from an ICCRC accredited immigration consultant.

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