Choosing between SINP or OINP for IT employees

[Dupes]

Hi Guys ,

I have got SINP OID nomination approved in December 2016. And am very thankful.

But my question is it easy to IT jobs there? I am an ERP consultant(PeopleSoft and Fusion) and when I googled for jobs in Saskatechewan, I got nothing.

My CRS is 405 but will be 400 in April due to age restrictions. So shall I wait for OINP or go ahead with SINP.
i have 4 years Bachelors Degree with ECA and almost 10 years of IT experience. With CRS 400 will I be able to get NOI from OINP?

Please advise guys.

Thanks in advance

 

[ashuindian]

Hi Guys ,

I have got SINP OID nomination approved in December 2016. And am very thankful.

But my question is it easy to IT jobs there? I am an ERP consultant(PeopleSoft and Fusion) and when I googled for jobs in Saskatechewan, I got nothing.

My CRS is 405 but will be 400 in April due to age restrictions. So shall I wait for OINP or go ahead with SINP.
i have 4 years Bachelors Degree with ECA and almost 10 years of IT experience. With CRS 400 will I be able to get NOI from OINP?

Please advise guys.

Thanks in advance

After get PR you can go anywhere in Canada. But you have to explain reasonable reason about unemployment problem in this particular filed at that province. So this is not good to miss the opportunity.

 

[BC4life]

Hi Guys ,

I have got SINP OID nomination approved in December 2016. And am very thankful.

But my question is it easy to IT jobs there? I am an ERP consultant(PeopleSoft and Fusion) and when I googled for jobs in Saskatechewan, I got nothing.

My CRS is 405 but will be 400 in April due to age restrictions. So shall I wait for OINP or go ahead with SINP.
i have 4 years Bachelors Degree with ECA and almost 10 years of IT experience. With CRS 400 will I be able to get NOI from OINP?

Please advise guys.

Thanks in advance

I don't think you really have a choice here since OINP is not currently opened. If I was in your shoes I would go ahead with SINP. If you really are unable to find a job in this province after being PR and can document you have done all you could to do so you can always move to a different province as this is a right you have as a Canadian Permanent Resident