OK let me check brotiarachel85 said:Hello mr. kanamen,
How are you?
I sent you an email few days back. Please let me know.
Many thanks
Hassan
OK let me check brotiarachel85 said:Hello mr. kanamen,
How are you?
I sent you an email few days back. Please let me know.
Many thanks
Hassan
Thanks so much dear. Its very nice of you.Kanamen said:OK let me check bro
Repliedtiarachel85 said:Thanks so much dear. Its very nice of you.
Please check it & let me know dear . I emailed it few days back
Regards
T
jangong said:Hi Kanamen,
First off, great work on this. Thank you for taking time to inform all of us here about Saskatchwan. You are of big help to all of us.
I am planning to settle in Saskatchewan (still waiting for PPR), Saskatoon to be specific. Could you please give me some insights about life in Saskatoon? I've heard that the place is booming - how is this beneficial to newly landed immigrants? Could you please tell me about how it is to live in Saskatoon?
On the negative side, I've also heard about high crime rate in the city. Could you elaborate on this and suggest which places are best to settle and what to avoid?
Thanks again!
Jangong
First two options are the best for him.kingadil said:Hi there everyone;
I live in Ontario and i am willing to bring brother who have a diploma in programming and a bachelor degree in IT.
I hear that Saskatchewan and Manitoba is easier and that if i move there I can sponsor him easily. What do you guys think and how long do u think the process takes.
Or
Would you think it is to register him in a University in any of those province and then he can get the PR after that.
Or
Open a business there (my budget is about $10,000) and than sponsor him.
I am really confused and i don't know what to do, please help
Hi Kanamen,Kanamen said:DEAR FORUM MEMBERS/NEWCOMERS
The information below would be informative/useful to you if you wanna permanently settle in Saskatchewan and Sponsor your
• sisters/brothers
• aunts/uncles
• nieces/nephews
• first cousins
• grandchildren
• grandparents
• step-family members / in-laws of the same relationship
Following are the details about programme .
Family Members
This category is for immigrant families living in Saskatchewan who want to help their skilled and educated family members come to work and live in the province.
Applicants must have a relative who has been living in Saskatchewan for at least one year. They must be willing to provide applicants with assistance during the immigration process and after they arrive in Saskatchewan. These relatives are called supporting family members.
For more information on the roles and responsibilities of supporting family members, see the Guide for Supporting Family Members in Saskatchewan.
Spouses or common-law partners are not eligible to apply under this category. They need to apply under the Citizenship and Immigration (CIC) Family Class.
Eligibility
To be considered for the SINP Family Members Category, you must:
1. Be between 18 - 49 years old.
2. Have a signed affidavit of support from one or more family members living in Saskatchewan (SINP-500-22).
3. Have completed post-secondary education, training, or apprenticeship of at least one year in length and have a diploma, a certificate, or a degree.
4. Have at least one year of work experience in your field of education or training.
5. Have the English language ability either to do the job you have been offered by a Saskatchewan employer or to get a job in your field of education or training.
6. Have a full-time, permanent job offer from a Saskatchewan employer or intend to find full-time, permanent work in Saskatchewan and have enough money to live in the province for a short time without work after arrival ($10,000 for you and $2,000 for each accompanying family member). Please note that live-in caregivers jobs are not eligible under this category.
http://www.saskimmigrationcanada.ca/family-members
http://www.saskimmigrationcanada.ca/appguide-family-members/
Thanks for your appreciation.larxace said:Hi Kanamen,
You are such an inspiration!
By the way, we just recently moved here in Saskatchewan (July 2011) but we were on work permit that time, we just got our passport request this month and still waiting for our passports back, my question is, in case we would like to sponsor my brother, will the one year stay in Saskatchewan counts since we moved in July 2011, meaning we can sponsor my brother in July 2012 or from the time that we will get our landed immigrant status? Also, can we sponsor my brother and my husband's brother at the same time?
Your input is really highly appreciated.
Thanks,
Larxace
Thanks Kanamen, is the number you gave SINP's number? I think there is a missing digit... Thanks again.Kanamen said:Thanks for your appreciation.
1)You must be a Canadian citizen or permanent resident of Canada at the time that your application is submitted to the SINP. Please contact 306-798-746 for authentic reply.
2) Yes you can.
Good Luck
Yes,SINP -306-798-7467larxace said:Thanks Kanamen, is the number you gave SINP's number? I think there is a missing digit... Thanks again.
POSITIVE said:thanks Kannamen for so much info and especially motivation for Sask immigration...
After getting PR under FSW and living 1 year in Sask , i wanna sponsor 2 relatives...
i have few Qs...
1.is there any financial (funds) specific requirement for the supporting family member in Sask? i mean does supporting family member need to show specific amount of funds in his account? NO...but he must be financially self-supporting (have not received financial support through the Saskatchewan Assistance Plan, Employment Insurance, or the Resettlement Assistance Program within the last six months
2.If nominated person's post-secondary education is in English, then does he need to take IELTS exam? His degree is B.Com(Bchelor of commerce) in English medium.No...but VO may ask any time for IELTS
3.Can a PR sponsor 2 relatives at the same time for Sask immigration?YES......if all the requirements have been met
4. Approximately how much times does it take to get nomination certificate frm Sask immigration? Depends case to case(aprox 4 to 18 months)
5. After getting nomination cert, can the supporting family member move to Ontario for further training/studies in his field of education sepecifically post grad training for doctors which is 2 years?You have to prove that Saskatchewan has been your principal residence
God bless u...