Advantages of Saskatchewan Farm Owner and Operator

Saskatchewan Farm Owner and Operator provides the opportunity to immigrate to Canada via Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP). It majorly supports the agricultural industry, with the possibility for large returns on investments. It offers a direct route to applicants to become a permanent resident. Saskatchewan has a wide fertile farmland, expenses, which results in a large availability of agricultural land. This category helps to build a strong agricultural sector and has the potential for high returns. It provides the opportunity to contribute to the economy and community of Saskatchewan.

Application process

The application process for the Saskatchewan Farm Owner and Operator program is as follows:

1. Documents Preparation

   The first stage is preparing the documents listed in the SINP Farm Category Application Document Checklist. Please carefully review the checklist and ensure you have all the documents with you.

   • Country-Specific Documents:

     If you come from a specific country that is listed in the specific Checklist of Country, then include the required documents for you and the country as well. Your application is not able to be processed without the necessary documents.

   • Translation of Documents:

     The documents need to be in French or English. In case your documents are in other languages, then you need to provide a photocopy of the original document, a translated document, and a certificate certifying the translator's credentials.

2. Whom Can You Add to Your Application

   In the application, the applicants can include common-law partner or spouse, their dependent children, and an employee in your current farming operation, but they must submit their own Skilled Worker Application.

3. Verification of Net Worth

   For the verification of net worth, the Saskatchewan Immigration Nominee Program (SINP) requires a third-party financial service provider. You need to submit your financial documents like financial statements, bank information, property evaluations to the third party provider. Once the assessment is complete, then you will receive a report, instructing you to submit the report to complete your application.

4. Passports

   The candidates must submit a photocopy of their passports along with the Passport number, issue and expiry dates, the bio-data page (with name, photo, and place of birth), and all pages with exit and entry stamps.

5. Submission of Application

   Once all of your paperwork is ready, send your completed application to saskentrepreneur@gov.sk.ca by email. Don't forget to include a current email address for response.

6. Reviewing of Application and Processing Fee:

   Once the application is received, then you will receive a Letter of Receipt and a file number. The candidate needs to pay a $2,500 CAD processing fee through wire transfer

7. Evaluation and Interview:

   After the fee payment, the SINP will evaluate your application based on eligibility criteria. If needed, you may be required to provide additional documentation or even attend an interview, either in person or through other arrangements.

8. Deposit of Good Faith and Nomination:

   Once the application process has been completed successfully, then you will receive a Nomination Approval letter and instructions for a $75,000 CAD Good Faith Deposit. The applicants need to pay this Good Faith Deposit within 3 months via wire transfer. The candidates will also get a Business Performance Agreement that frames your farming commitments.

9. Permanent Residency Nomination:

   After making the deposit and your agreement is signed, then the applicant will be nominated for permanent residency. The SINP will send their Nomination Certificate to the IRCC (Immigration, Refugees, and Citizenship Canada). After this process, the applicants can apply for Permanent Resident Status.

10. Arrival and Landing Interview in Saskatchewan

    Once the applicants arrive in Saskatchewan, they must attend a Landing Interview within 90 days. Then, they will receive support with their farm and access to settlement services.

11. Refunding of the Good Faith Deposit

    After fulfilling the requirements of your Business Performance Agreement, you can request a reimbursement of the $75,000 Good Faith Deposit after you arrive in Saskatchewan.

12. Approval of Permanent Residency

    If everything is in order, you and your family will receive Permanent Residence Visas from the IRCC.

Reason to Choose Croyez Immigration

Croyez Immigration offers expert guidance through the whole process of applying for the Saskatchewan Farm Owner and Operator program. We assist you to prepare and organize all the required documents to ensure your application is accurate and processed. The reason to choose Croyez Immigration is:

• We provide effective and efficient application service for our clients for a successful application.
• We provide a transparent service that reduces the possibility of mistakes and delays.
• Our experienced team members work hard in Saskatchewan’s immigration system to make the application process smoother and faster.

The Saskatchewan Farm Owner and Operator category helps the applicant to fulfill their dream in establishing a commercial farming operation in Saskatchewan. It also offers opportunities with a strong agricultural background to contribute to Saskatchewan’s growing agricultural industry.