Saskatchewan Entrepreneur and Farm Streams
Licensed RCIC guidance on the status of Saskatchewan’s Entrepreneur and Farm immigration pathways.
This page explains the current status of Saskatchewan’s Entrepreneur and Farm immigration pathways. It is information only and does not present these pathways as active.
Current status: Saskatchewan permanently closed all Entrepreneur and Farm immigration pathways effective March 27, 2025. No new applications, expressions of interest, or invitations are being accepted or issued.
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Book a ConsultationFree Immigration Scanner1. Current status
Saskatchewan permanently closed all Entrepreneur and Farm immigration pathways effective March 27, 2025. No new applications are accepted, no new expressions of interest are considered, and no further invitations to apply are being issued. Only applications already in the system continue to be processed.
| Current status | Permanently closed (March 27, 2025) |
|---|---|
| New applications | Not accepted |
| New expressions of interest | Not considered |
| New invitations | Not issued |
| Existing applications | Continue to be processed |
Official Saskatchewan sources:
- Government of Saskatchewan announcement ending the temporary SINP pause and permanently closing the Entrepreneur and Farm pathways (March 27, 2025)
- SINP Entrepreneur and Farm Categories: Procedures and Guidelines
2. What this means
The Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program continues to operate other streams, but the business Entrepreneur and Farm pathways are not available. We keep this page as a resource because applicants still search for these programs.
3. Active alternatives
Other federal or provincial business-immigration options may be available, depending on the current program rules and intake status. Saskatchewan’s closed Entrepreneur and Farm pathways cannot be used for a new application. Any alternative must be assessed under its own current official requirements.
4. How MAK helps
MAK works with licensed Regulated Canadian Immigration Consultants and a CPA. We provide an honest assessment of currently active business and farm immigration options across Canada.
