Your plan to establish a business that aligns with the points assigned in the Entrepreneur Category Points Grid, if applicable (for investment amount and sector);
Your ownership of at least one third (33 1/3%) of the equity of a business in Saskatchewan unless your total investment is $1 million CAD or higher;
Your commitment to provide active and on-going participation in the day to day management and direction of the business; and
If you are establishing a new business in Regina or Saskatoon, your business plan must include the creation of two employment opportunities for Canadians or permanent residents in Saskatchewan (non-relative workers).
1.提交萨省EOI - 飞出国
萨省EOI类似于EE，是意向的表达，不是正式的申请。
EOI的提交是免费的，有效期为12个月。
提交EOI后，符合条件的申请人会进入候选池。
如果提交EOI后，信息有更新，可以随时更新EOI.
年龄算分，是根据提交EOI时的年龄来算的。
EOI系统会根据你提交的信息，自动算分，分数高的排名靠前，可能会被优先选拔。
被选中的EOI，会被从池子中移除，无法更改信息。
2.1EOI选拔和邀请 - 飞出国
如果EOI被选中，申请人会收到 Invitation to Submit an Application (ISA) letter，信件上会包含一个FN号。
收到ISA信后，申请人有60天的时间提交完整的电子申请，同时支付2500加币的申请费。
未能在有效期内提交完整申请的，申请会关闭，信息移除。再次申请需要重新提交EOI.
2.2SINP 审核流程 - 飞出国
初审确定申请人条件符合后，会要求申请人参加面试，本人到场或者通过网络视频。
最终面试通过后，申请人会收到 Business Performance Agreement (BPA) ，申请人审核无误后签字，30天内将扫描件发给SINP.
The SINP requires that you submit your SINP Entrepreneur Approval Letter along with your application for a temporary work permit to the federal government within three (3) months of receipt to facilitate arrival in Saskatchewan within 12 months of receiving your SINP Entrepreneur Approval Letter. All approved applicants that do not attend an arrival meeting within 18 months of the date on the SINP Entrepreneur Approval letter will be deemed to
have failed to fulfill BPA terms and their applications will be closed.
Upon arrival in Saskatchewan you are required to:
Meet with a business service provider designated by the Ministry within 60 days of arriving in Saskatchewan. The contact details will be sent to you with your BPA. Following the interview the business service provider is available to answer questions related to fulfilling the terms of
the BPA. The business service provider can also refer you to other service providers for relevant information and guidance related to the establishment of your business.
Appendix E includes the Arrival Report form and a list of documents you are required to provide.
No later than 12 months after the Landing Date, submit to the SINP Entrepreneur category the Business Establishment Progress Report outlining your business establishment activities to date.
Appendix G includes the Business Establishment Progress Report form.
Upon arrival in Saskatchewan you are encouraged to:
Begin to establish or purchase your business as per the requirements of your BPA. You are recommended to start operating your business within six months of arriving in Saskatchewan. To be eligible for nomination you must operate your business for a minimum of six months.
You are encouraged to use the settlement services available in Saskatchewan. You can access government funded settlement services through various Regional Newcomer Gateways. These organizations are welcoming centres for newcomers to Saskatchewan that provide language assessment services, career and employment services (for your accompanying family members), and guidance and advice from a Settlement Coordinator. These Regional Newcomer
Gateways can also connect you to community and ethno-cultural groups.
1.Applicants must meet the minimum eligibility criteria.
a. Applicants must have a minimum $500,000 CAD in Net Business and Personal Assets, verified by a Ministry approved professional third party.
To prove this, applicants must submit the documentation and supporting information outlined in the document checklist (See Forms section of website)
b. Applicants must be able to demonstrate accumulation of claimed net worth through legal means, verified to at least 80 percent by a Ministry approved professional third party.
To prove this, applicants must submit the documentation and supporting information outlined in the document checklist.
c. Applicants must have a minimum of three years of entrepreneurial experience within the ten years prior to submitting their EOI.
To prove this, applicants must submit the documentation and supporting information outlined in the document checklist.
d. Applicants will be required to make a minimum capital investment of $300,000 CAD in Regina or Saskatoon, or a minimum capital investment of $200,000 CAD in any other Saskatchewan community.
To prove this, applicants must submit the documentation and supporting information outlined in the document checklist.
2.Applicant’s must have and be able to demonstrate an in-depth knowledge of their BEP.
3.Applicants are required to reside in Saskatchewan with their dependent family members.
4.Applicants must own at least one third (33 1/3%) of the equity of the business and provide active and on-going participation in the day to day management and direction of the business. If an Applicant will own less than 33 1/3 % they must invest $1 million CAD and provide active and on-going participation in the day to day management and direction of the business.
5.Applicants establishing a new business in Saskatoon or Regina must create or maintain at least jobs for two Canadians or Permanent Residents in Saskatchewan (non-relative workers). If applicants purchase an existing business in Saskatoon or Regina they must maintain the business’ staffing complement (the number of Canadian or permanent resident workers) in place at the time of purchase.
6.Applicants must sign a business performance agreement with the Government of Saskatchewan, which will be provided to you by the SINP after your application is approved.
合格的企业 - 飞出国
企业可以是独资、合伙公司,但企业经营必须符合法律要求。
企业必须以盈利为主要目的，利润可以通过售卖商品或服务获得。
持久经营的企业。
经营者需要定居萨省，并且参与企业日常的管理。
Eligible businesses should also include the following elements;
Businesses can be Sole Proprietorships, Partnerships, or Corporations but must meet the legal requirements of the community they operate in.
The business must be a for-profit entity with the primary purpose of earning profits through the sale of goods and/or services; and
The business must be considered a “permanent establishment” as defined under subsection 400(2) of the Canadian Income Tax Regulations, 1985.
You are required to reside in Saskatchewan and operate your business and be involved in its day to day management. You may not do this remotely, or from another Canadian Province or Territory or from another Country.
Selecting Candidates from the Expression of Interest (EOI) Pool
Immigration Services begun selecting candidates on May 2, 2016 from the Expression of Interest (EOI) pool, inviting them to submit a completed application to the SINP. There will be a minimum of one EOI pool draw every three months.
Individual EOI submissions will be selected from the pool “on-time” as required by the program to ensure efficient processing.
Candidates who have submitted a complete EOI profile to the pool will be eligible for selection based on highest total points score.
As pool selections are ongoing, candidates are encouraged to submit their EOI only after they have completed all activities related to the points grid, such as completing exploratory visits or obtaining language credentials. Once submitted, candidates will be not be permitted to update their submitted EOI.
Candidates who are not immediately selected will continue to remain in the EOI pool either until they are selected based on their points score, or their EOI has expired and is withdrawn.
Through the SINP Entrepreneur Program, you and your family can start, obtain or partner in a business in Saskatchewan and be actively involved in managing it, while residing in Saskatchewan.
The Entrepreneur Category Process
There are three steps to the nomination process:
Expression of Interest (EOI) submission to the SINP;
EOI Selection and Invitation to Submit an Application; and
Nomination.
The Expression of Interest (EOI)
The EOI is not an application; it is an expression of your interest in the SINP. Prospective immigrants will indicate their interest in operating a business and living in Saskatchewan by providing required information about their entrepreneurial experience, assets, and Business Establishment Plan (BEP), among other factors.
Candidates who meet the minimum entry criteria will be accepted into the EOI candidate pool.
Once submitted, EOIs are scored and ranked using the Points Grid
We select EOI’s based on the EOI Points Assessment ranking and SINP nomination targets. Submitting an EOI does not guarantee selection for processing.
Note the following important information, before you submit your EOI:
To submit an EOI to the SINP, you must:
Meet the minimum entry criteria; and
Complete the Points Assessment Grid in order to be scored once your EOI is in the pool of candidates.
To meet the minimum entry criteria you must:
Have $500,000 (CAD) at minimum in Net Business and Personal Assets;
Have a minimum of three years of relevant business management or entrepreneurial experience gained in the past ten years; and,
Intend to invest a minimum of $300,000 (CAD) in Regina and Saskatoon or a minimum of $200,000 (CAD) in all other Saskatchewan communities.
We’ll assess the information you provide in your EOI against the points grid to rank your EOI in the pool of candidates. Candidates are then selected from the EOI system based on their score, with top scoring EOIs being prioritized for selection. Selected candidates are invited to apply to the SINP.
If you are invited to apply you must submit a Business Establishment Plan (BEP) that corresponds to the information in your EOI. Your BEP must include:
Your plan to establish a business that aligns with the points assigned in the Entrepreneur Category Points Grid, if applicable (for investment amount and sector);
Your ownership of at least one third (33 1/3 per cent) of the equity of a business in Saskatchewan, unless your total investment is $1 million CAD or higher;
Your commitment to provide active and on-going participation in the day-to-day management and direction of the business; and
The creation of two employment opportunities in Saskatchewan for Canadians or permanent residents who are not related to you.
This only applies if you’re establishing a new business in Regina or Saskatoon.
Please note that the SINP reserves the right to have Business Establishment Plans assessed by professional third parties identified by the Government of Saskatchewan. The assessment conducted by Third Parties will focus on the preparation and due diligence conducted by the applicant in preparing their proposed business plan.
Expression of Interest (EOI) Submission to the SINP
Please follow these steps to submit your EOI to the program:
Only those who meet the minimum eligibility criteria can submit an EOI.
If you are eligible to apply under the Entrepreneur category review the Points Grid.
Complete your EOI online. Instructions are provided during the online application. The system will calculate your score based upon the information you enter and your EOI will be placed in a pool for potential selection. Only EOIs with all sections completed can be submitted.
If selected, your EOI will form part of your application. You must be sure your EOI is up to date at the time of submission, and that all answers are accurate and truthful. If your EOI is not up to date and it’s found that you or any person associated with your application omitted relevant information or provided misleading or fraudulent information at the time of assessment, your application will be rejected and you’ll be unable to apply to the SINP for a period of two years.
Be sure you understand the questions before you provide an answer. If you’re unsure, use the help icons or review this page again.
There’s no fee for submitting an EOI.
You won’t need to attach any documents to your EOI. However, you will be required to attach documents, including translations if necessary, if you’re invited by the SINP to submit an electronic application.
Your EOI is ranked based upon your points assessment score, after which it’s placed in an EOI pool.
EOI’s can remain in the pool for 12 months from the date of receipt.
If your EOI is not selected during this time it will be removed from the pool and you will be able to reapply if you want to.
If you’re able to acquire additional points after starting your EOI, you can update your pending EOI with current information before it’s submitted.
Once your EOI has been submitted you’ll not be able to update it. If your EOI is selected it will be removed from the pool and you’ll no longer be able to update it. Points for age are awarded based on your age on the date you submit your EOI.
获得 SINP 企业家移民邀请后会收到系统的邀请提交申请信（Invitation to Submit an Application），信里会包含档案号（FN：file number），因为信息不匹配导致拒签的2年内不能再次申请萨省企业家移民。
收到 ISA 后需要在 20 自然天内支付 2,500 加币申请费（成功与否不退费）并确定资产及商业计划评估的第三方金融机构；90 自然天提交电子版资料及商业计划书；180 天内提交第三方审核报告。逾期的邀请将被撤销需要重新申请。
The EOI Selection and Invitation to Submit an Application
EOI’s are assessed based upon the criteria in place at the time when your EOI was submitted. If your EOI is selected it will be removed from the application pool and you will no longer be able to update it. Selection doesn’t guarantee your application will be approved or that you’ll receive a nomination or permanent residence.
After your EOI has been selected:
You’ll receive an Invitation to Submit an Application (ISA) letter. The letter will include a file number. If your application doesn’t match the information in your EOI it will be rejected and you’ll be unable to submit an EOI or apply to the SINP for two years.
If your situation or any of your information has changed and the changes would result in a loss of points or you would no longer meet the minimum criteria then you should request to withdraw your EOI and not submit an application.
You’ll have 20 calendar days from the date of the ISA letter in which to:
Pay a $2,500.00 CAD non-refundable processing fee; and,
Select and identify a recognized third party financial review service provider on your online application.
You’ll have 90 calendar days from the date of the ISA letter in which to:
Submit your complete electronic application, including all required supporting documents; and
The Third Party Verification provider may request further documents or information and may call you for an interview if necessary.
If you’ve not submitted the required information or processing fee within the time given, your invitation to apply will expire and your application may be closed and removed from the system.
If your application has been removed from the system and you’re still interested in applying to the SINP you’ll have to submit a new EOI, under the relevant criteria in place at the time of submission.
You’ll need to upload supporting documents to your electronic application.
Carefully review the document checklists for a full list of all required documents.
All documentation must be provided in English or French.
Where documents are in a language other than English or French, you must submit an electronic copy of the original document, as well as an electronic copy of its translation and a translator affidavit: 85134-translator-affidavit-20110530-flyabroad.pdf (18.7 KB).
If your application is accepted for processing and the information you provided changes, such as your family composition, marital status, country of residence, contact information, etc., you must inform the SINP. You’re required to update your application even if your visa has already been issued.
Once your application Processing Fee, Third Party Verification Report, and Electronic Application including all Supporting Documentation are received, we’ll review your application and verify the information.
Please note that only complete applications will be accepted.
Incomplete applications will be closed and all submitted information and supporting documents removed from the system.
If your application has been closed and you wish to reapply, you must
submit a new EOI, under the relevant criteria in place at the time of submission.
Your application will be assessed against the Entrepreneur Eligibility Criteria and your EOI Points Assessment will be verified.
A Business Immigration Officer may contact you for more information or call you for an in-person interview.
If, upon review of your application, you don’t meet the program’s Eligibility Criteria your application will be ineligible.
If your application is found ineligible, all submitted information and supporting documents will be removed from the system. You may choose to submit a new EOI once you meet program criteria.
If the SINP determines that your score on the Points Assessment Grid differs from the points you have claimed and that this was due to intentional misrepresentation, or that you or any person associated with your application omitted relevant information or provided misleading information:
Your application will be rejected; and,
You will not be permitted to submit an EOI or application to the SINP for a period of two years.
If you appear to meet the Entrepreneur Eligibility Criteria you’ll be contacted to participate in a final interview. This could be in-person or through a web-based video conferencing service. Please note that applicants are responsible for ensuring they have access to the web-based video conferencing service, including all equipment and software required.
Upon completion of your final interview, you’ll be sent a Business Performance Agreement (BPA) for your review and signature.
Your BPA is your legal agreement with the Government of Saskatchewan.
It will state the amount you’ll invest in your business, and the business sector you will operate your business under. The BPA will also list any other information relevant to your application including, but not limited to job creation, business succession and business location. This is based upon the information you supplied in your Business Establishment Plan.
You must scan and attach your signed and dated BPA to the SINP within 30 days.
Once we receive your signed and dated BPA, we’ll issue an SINP Entrepreneur Approval Letter that includes instructions on how to apply to IRCC for a Temporary Work Permit (TWP), along with a Temporary Work Permit Support Letter. The letter is issued to facilitate your application to IRCC for a TWP. A TWP allows you to settle and operate your business in Saskatchewan.
You must apply to IRCC for your TWP within three months of the date on the SINP Approval letter.
If IRCC refuses your TWP application, your SINP application will be ineligible.
Applicants applying to change their BPA should have completed the mandatory arrival meeting within 90 calendar days of arriving in Canada, and, if required, should also have submitted the mid-term Business Establishment Activity Report. Applicants that haven’t fulfilled these obligations won’t be eligible to request a BPA change.
BPA change requests will only be considered when the proposed new venture has been well researched and detailed documentation is provided.
You’ll have to show genuine attempts to purchase or establish the business in line with your original BPA. You must also provide detailed documentation to show that you’ve attempted to fulfil your original BPA, or clearly outline why the business is no longer possible in your intended location.
You’ll have to explain what obstacles you’ve encountered and what you’ve done to try to overcome these obstacles.
BPA change requests will be assessed on a case-by-case basis.
You’re not guaranteed to receive approval for a BPA change despite meeting program criteria.
Change requests must be reviewed and the requested change must continue to meet program criteria, and be eligible.
BPA changes shouldn’t result in you being assessed with fewer points than you were selected with, based on your EOI.
Arriving in Saskatchewan and Establishing Your Business
We require you to submit your SINP Entrepreneur Approval Letter along with your application for a TWP to the federal government within three months after you get the letter, to facilitate your arrival in Saskatchewan within 12 months of receiving your SINPEntrepreneur Approval Letter. All approved applicants that don’t attend an arrival meeting within 18 months of the date on the SINP Entrepreneur Approval letter will be deemed to have failed to fulfil BPA terms, and their applications will be closed.
After you arrive in Saskatchewan you’ll have to:
Meet with a business service provider that we designate within 90 calendar days of arriving in Canada. The contact details will be sent to you with your BPA. The business service provider is available to answer your questions related to fulfilling the terms of the BPA. They can also refer you to other service providers for relevant information and guidance related to the establishment of your business;
Submit your Arrival Report Form and the list of documents you should provide with it; and
No later than 12 months after the Landing Date, submit your Business Establishment Progress Report to the SINP Entrepreneur category. This report outlines your business establishment activities to date.
Upon arrival in Saskatchewan you’re to:
Begin to establish or purchase your business as per the requirements of your BPA. We recommend you start operating your business within six months of arriving in the province. To be eligible for nomination, you must operate your business for a minimum of six months.
You’re encouraged to use the settlement services available in Saskatchewan. You can access government funded settlement services through Regional Newcomer Gateways.
These organizations are welcoming centres for newcomers to Saskatchewan. They provide language assessment services, career and employment services (for your accompanying family members), and guidance and advice from a Settlement Coordinator. The Regional Newcomer Gateways can also connect you to community and ethno-cultural groups.
To qualify for nomination, you and your immediate family must be residing in Saskatchewan and you must meet the terms of your BPA, including:
Transferring the required funds to Canada;
Maintaining legal status in Canada; and
Operating your business in accordance with your BPA for at least six months before requesting nomination.
To ensure you maintain legal status in Canada, you’re encouraged to have at least six months remaining on your TWP when you apply for nomination. You’re responsible for maintaining your legal status in Canada in line with the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act (IRPA).
Once you’ve fulfilled your BPA and operated your business for at least six months you’ll be eligible to apply to the SINP for nomination.
The SINP will assess your application for nomination and advise you of the outcome. You’ll be assessed upon your compliance with your BPA and any other criteria in place at the time you started your application process.
Send a nomination letter to you explaining how to send your permanent residency application to the IRCC Centralized Intake Office (CIO).
Application for Permanent Residence
Once you’ve successfully completed all three steps above, you may apply for permanent residency. To gain permanent residence status, you must apply to IRCC with your SINP nomination.
You must also:
Ensure you maintain your legal status in Canada; and
Have a valid TWP while you are waiting for IRCC to process your permanent residence application.
IRCC considers your application after it receives the nomination certificate from the SINP, and is responsible for assessing each nominee’s eligibility for Permanent Residence. It completes health, security and criminality reviews. It may also ask for any other information it thinks is needed, at any time during the application process. After all these reviews, if approved, IRCC will issue visas to you and your family members, as applicable.
The SINP is not responsible for IRCC’s decision to grant or deny Permanent Residence status.