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Saskatchewan Experience – Long-Haul Drivers Project Stream (SLHD)

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Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program (SINP)

The Saskatchewan Experience: Long Haul Drivers Project Stream is for foreign long-haul drivers who have been working for a trucking firm in Saskatchewan. It gives them the opportunity to apply to permanently live and work in the province.

Long-Haul Truck Drivers stream is part of Saskatchewan Experience Category, which is divided to the following sub-categories:

Skilled Worker With Existing Work Permit (➨Page)
Semi-skilled Agriculture Worker with Existing Work Permit (➨Page)
Health Professionals (➨Page)
Hospitality Sector Project (➨Page)
Long-Haul Truck Driver Project (this page)
Students (➨Page)

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MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS

The following requirements must be met if you are applying to the Saskatchewan Experience – Long-Haul Drivers Project Stream:

1- Job Offer Requirement

At the time of your application and at the time the SINP assesses your application for nomination, you must have a bona fide full-time job offer from a Saskatchewan trucking firm. Your job offer must be permanent (meaning job has no end date).

Your job offer must be approved by the SINP before you apply or your application will be rejected. Your employer must register online on the SINP Employer website to have the position that you are applying for assessed.

Once the position is approved, your employer will receive a Job Approval Letter that includes your position, name and NOC code.

2- Work Experience

You must have been working for more than six (6) months for the trucking firm offering you the job, with a valid work permit.

If you are not currently working in Saskatchewan, you can still apply as a Long-Haul Truck Driver if you have proof that you previously worked in Saskatchewan for a minimum of six (6) months as a Long-Haul Truck Driver.

3- Driver’s Licence

You must have a current Saskatchewan Class 1A driver's licence. If you are not currently working in Saskatchewan, you can apply to the Long-Haul Truck Drivers Stream without the Class 1A driver's licence, but you will need to obtain this licence upon arrival in order to work in Saskatchewan.

4- Language Ability

You must have taken an approved test results and have obtained a minimum score of Canadian Language Benchmark CLB 4 in all for abilities in English or French (➨Appendix 5). Test must be taken no more than two (2) years prior to submission of your application.

5- Ineligibility

You are not eligible to apply under the Saskatchewan Experience: Long-Haul Drivers Project Stream if you are a refugee claimant in Canada, a failed refugee claimant, had a removal order, are prohibited from entering or being in Canada, do not have status in Canada or are living illegally in your country of residence.

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WHAT STEPS SHOULD YOU TAKE?

Step 1: Work and Job Offer in Saskatchewan

Before you can submit your application under the “Saskatchewan Experience: Long-Haul Drivers Project Stream”, you must be working legally (or have worked) in Saskatchewan in an eligible occupation. You must also have a full-time job offer from a Saskatchewan employer to work in your current occupation in Saskatchewan.

As a foreign worker in Canada, you first need to find an employer and secure the job for yourself. The criteria for your job in Saskatchewan are explained in “Minimum Requirements”.

Step 2: Submit Application to SINP

Now that you meet all the requirements, you can apply online (➨immilib.com/SLHD-Apply) for yourself.

Complete the different sections of your online application. Scan and upload all your completed forms and required documents in PDF format onto your online application. Keep the originals for your records.

There is no provincial application fee under this stream.

If your application is complete, you will receive a letter or email confirming that your file has been received and accepted for processing.

A SINP officer will contact you by email if information is needed to assess your application and will tell you how to send the information.

SINP Application
Submit Online Application:
immilib.com/SLHD-Apply

Official Program Guide:
immilib.com/SLHD-Guide

SINP Application Fee:
None

Processing Time:
immilib.com/SK-PT

Document Checklist:
immilib.com/SLHD-Doc

Contact:
306-798-7467 [email protected]

If your application is approved, you will become a Provincial Nominee and receive a nomination package including you Provincial Nomination Certificate.

Step 3: Apply for Permanent Residence

If you are nominated by the province of Saskatchewan, then your next step is to submit a complete application for a permanent resident visa within six (6) months (➨Page).

You must submit your application using the IRCC Permanent Residence Portal (PR Portal) (➨ immilib.com/PR-Portal).

If your application is complete, you will receive a letter or an email confirming that your file has been received and accepted for processing. This letter is called the Acknowledge of Receipt (AOR) and will include your IRCC file number.

Once you have received your acknowledgement of receipt, you can create an online account and link your application to it. By creating an account, you will be able to receive email updates and a more detailed case status.

Apply for a Temporary Work Permit

Once you are nominated you'll receive a Work Permit Support Letter along with your Nomination Certificate. You can use this to apply for a temporary work permit without the need for an LMIA (➨immilib.com/LMIA) to allow you to live and work in Saskatchewan while you wait for permanent residency.

If you are in Saskatchewan on a valid work permit and your PR application is not finalized, you may be able to apply for a Bridging Open Work Permit (BOWP) (➨Page). This will let you to stay and continue working on a valid work permit until your PR application is finalized.

You may apply for BOWP only if your PR application is approved in principle meaning you have passed the eligibility stage and still have to pass the medical, security and background checks.

Step 4: Landing in Canada

If your application is approved, you will be asked to pay your right of permanent residence fee if you haven't already done so. You will receive a Confirmation of Permanent Residence (CoPR) and if you are from a country that requires a visa you will also be issued a permanent resident visa.

You will only become a Permanent Resident of Canada when you cross a Canadian port of entry. This is referred to as ‘landing in Canada' (➨Page).

You must land in Canada before the expiry date, which appears on your Canada Immigration Visa. Usually, the expiry date is one (1) year from the time medical examinations were completed. As this is not always the case, be sure to verify the expiry date as soon as the Canada Immigration Visa is received.

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Saskatchewan Experience – Long-Haul Drivers Project Stream (SLHD)

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MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS

1- Job Offer Requirement

2- Work Experience

3- Driver’s Licence

4- Language Ability

5- Ineligibility

WHAT STEPS SHOULD YOU TAKE?

Step 1: Work and Job Offer in Saskatchewan

Step 2: Submit Application to SINP

Step 3: Apply for Permanent Residence

Apply for a Temporary Work Permit

Step 4: Landing in Canada

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