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Excluded Business Types and Occupations - SINP Job Offer Categories The following business types are not eligible to obtain Job Approval Letters (JAL) through the Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP). Places of worship or religious organizations. Licensed recruiter or immigration consultant’s business. The following occupations are not eligible for the SINP sub-categories requiring a job offer and JAL from a Saskatchewan employer unless certain requirements, listed below, are met. 

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Recent Express Entry Draw: Focus on CEC Candidates In a notable development, the latest Express Entry draw has once again targeted the Canadian Experience Class (CEC), issuing 5,000 Invitations to Apply (ITAs) with a cutoff score of 510. This represents a slight decrease of 5 points from the previous draw, which suggests that there are a significant number of candidates with very high Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) scores. Key Observations: A. CEC Focus: The draw's emphasis on CEC candidates continues, indicating a strategic approach to addressing the backlog and potentially favoring candidates with Canadian work experience. B. Cutoff Score Trends: The minimal drop in the cutoff score might reflect the high number of candidates with elevated CRS points, highlighting a competitive pool. C. Future Draws: It will be intriguing to observe how upcoming draws unfold in terms of both frequency and size. There seems to be a backlog of Federal High Skilled (FHS) non-category applicants, who might be invited in future draws, particularly as many of this year’s general draws have focused on provincial nominees. D. Current Pool Dynamics: There are still approximately 7,500 candidates in the Express Entry pool with scores between 501-600. This number is expected to grow as new profiles are added each week, potentially impacting future draw trends. What’s Next? The immigration landscape might see shifts as the draw types and frequencies evolve. Keeping a close eye on upcoming draws and pool statistics will be essential for anticipating changes and advising clients effectively. https://lnkd.in/d7VmSjDV

Another Express Entry general draw was conducted today! Number of invitations issued: 1,280 Lowest CRS score: 549 The express entry scores are rising! For those who are still waiting to be invited, this might not be the best option for you. Do not put all your eggs in one basket. Book a consultation today! Let's devise an alternative plan! Breakway Immigration and Citizenship Services Inc. #breakwayimmigration #expressentrydraw #canadianimmigration #PRpathway

How To Become An Immigrant Support Specialist Law, Public Safety, Corrections, and Security Immigration can be a life-changing circumstance for individuals who leave their native soil to build a better life in another country. Immigrant Support Specialists play a critical role in ensuring that immigrants achieve their goals in a timely and acceptable manner. Continue Reading

Do you want to Learn about how skilled workers can find career paths and futures in Saskatchewan through the SINP. This post is a MUST READ as it delves into the skilled worker with employment offer category, explaining how it helps immigrants settle and succeed in the province. https://lnkd.in/dMVeKyBc

Did you know? Goodwill helped serve 11,087 individuals who identified as immigrants or refugees in 2022. Goodwill organizations provide various employment placement services, job training programs, and community-based services to assist people. If you need FREE employment assistance, contact us at 304.346.0811 to receive more information about our services! #Goodwill #YouDonate #WeTrain #LivesChange

New! ✨ JOB AID: Learning Portal on the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples (IRA1-PA3) This job aid provides public servants with an array of resources on the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, including the historical context that led to its adoption, the legislation that frames its implementation in Canada, and the Action Plan that drives the achievement of its objectives across the federal government. 🔗 https://lnkd.in/gdrS22mS #UNDRIP #GCIndigenous

Important Update: DHA Visa Application Fees The Department of Home Affairs (DHA) has announced updates to visa application fees starting from July 1, 2024. Here are some key changes: - Student & Guardian Visas (Subclass 500 & 590): $710 ➡️ $1,600 - General Skilled Migration (Subclass 189, 190, 491, 494): $4,640 ➡️ $4,765 - Graduate Temporary Visa (Subclass 485): $1,895 ➡️ $1,920 - Partner Visas (Subclass 300, 820/801, 309/100): $8,850 ➡️ $9,095 - Parent Visas (Contributory): $420-$4,765 ➡️ $430-$4,895 - Temporary Skill Shortage Visa (Subclass 482): $1,455 ➡️ $1,495 (short-term), $3,035 ➡️ $3,115 (medium-term) - Employer Nomination Scheme / Regional Sponsored Migration Scheme (Subclass 186, 187): $4,640 ➡️ $4,770 - Business Migration Visas (Subclass 188A, 188B): $9,450 ➡️ $9,710 - Significant Investor Visa (Subclass 188C): $13,860 ➡️ $14,240 - Visitor Visa (Subclass 600): $475 ➡️ $490 (onshore applications) - Citizenship Application (By Conferral): $540 ➡️ $560 For detailed info, access (homeaffairs.gov.au) DHA’s fees page. 📄✨ #VisaUpdate #Immigration #DHA #VisaFees #Migration #Australia #TravelNews #VisaChanges #DHAUpdate #MigrationNews