The Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP) has released its Quarter 2 (2025–26) processing time update, offering fresh insights into how quickly applications are being reviewed across different immigration streams. These updates help applicants plan better, understand timelines, and stay realistic about their immigration journey to Saskatchewan.

The latest figures, valid from July 1 to September 30, 2025, reveal that the province is giving priority to high-demand sectors like healthcare, technology, and agriculture, processing applications in as little as 4–6 weeks for select pathways.

Faster SINP Processing for Skilled Workers in Saskatchewan

According to the report, the SINP aims to process all International Skilled Worker and Saskatchewan Experience applications within 16 weeks, provided all documents are complete and accurate.

Here’s the latest breakdown for Quarter 2 (2025–26):

SINP Category	Processing Time
Employment Offer	7 weeks
Tech Talent Pathway	6 weeks
Agriculture Talent Pathway	4 weeks
Health Talent Pathway	5 weeks

For Saskatchewan Experience applications:

Sub-Category	Processing Time
Existing Work Permit	9 weeks
International Students	6 weeks

These numbers reflect average processing times for 80% of finalized applications, excluding outliers.

Second Review Requests: Faster Turnaround for Job Offer Applicants

Applicants who requested a second review after an initial decision also received some positive news. Saskatchewan is now processing:

• Applicants with Job Offers: within 3 weeks
• Applicants without Job Offers: within 16 weeks

Once the review is complete, applicants will be notified by email with the final decision which could include nomination approval, additional information requests, or upheld ineligibility.

Job Approval Process Speeds Up for Priority Sectors

Employers in Saskatchewan will also benefit from faster Job Approval Letter processing times, a critical step for hiring foreign workers through SINP.

Sector	Processing Time (Q2 2025–26)
Health, Agriculture, and Skilled Trades	4 weeks
Other Sectors	9 weeks

This means Saskatchewan employers can onboard qualified international candidates faster, especially in sectors facing severe labour shortages.

Focus on Health, Agriculture, and Skilled Trades for 2025

The SINP has confirmed that nominations for non-temporary residents recruited from outside Canada will remain limited to these three essential sectors:

• Healthcare
• Agriculture
• Skilled Trades

This aligns with Saskatchewan’s broader goal to strengthen the provincial economy and fill urgent skill gaps in key industries.

Why Timely Immigration Help Matters

For aspiring immigrants, Saskatchewan’s latest SINP processing time update signals both opportunity and urgency. With the province prioritizing certain sectors and categories, submitting a complete and accurate application has never been more important.

Working with a verified RCIC professional can help ensure that your application meets the latest program standards, reducing delays and increasing your chances of approval.

At ImmigCanada, our licensed consultants assist skilled workers, students, and professionals with precise documentation and step-by-step support. From SINP eligibility checks to application filing, we help you stay compliant and confident throughout the process.

Saskatchewan SINP Processing Time 2025–26 – Faster Pathways, Stronger Opportunities

The latest Saskatchewan SINP processing time update for Q2 2025–26 is a clear sign that the province is investing in efficiency and sectoral growth. Whether you’re a healthcare worker, agricultural expert, or tech professional, now is the right time to apply.

Contact ImmigCanada today to explore your eligibility under the Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program and take the next step toward your Canadian PR journey.