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Is license id required for software developer to work in saskatchewan?

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Lilly Susan

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Hello people,
Hope you all doing well!
I would like to know that is license is required for a software developer to work in saskatchewan province ? I am not primary applicant my spouse is the primary applicant. I am software developer so do i need any license to work there in future ??
Any idea??? Pls reply....

Thanks in advance :)
 
Lilly Susan said:
Hello people,
Hope you all doing well!
I would like to know that is license is required for a software developer to work in saskatchewan province ? I am not primary applicant my spouse is the primary applicant. I am software developer so do i need any license to work there in future ??
Any idea??? Pls reply....

Thanks in advance :)
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No you don’t need a license.
 
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Lilly Susan said:
OK.Thanks. But in SNIP in-demand occupation list they are saying that licence is required for NOC code 2173,2175
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Can you include the source. You didn’t mention software engineer which is a regulated profession versus software developper.
 
NOC 2173 requires CIPS or APEGS license for SINP depending on your profession. NOC 2175 requires CIPS. The SINP website outlines the licensing required and steps to take.
 
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Lilly Susan said:
OK.Thanks. But in SNIP in-demand occupation list they are saying that licence is required for NOC code 2173,2175
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Yo require license to apply for SINP for 2173, 2174 and 2175 but to work as SW Developer (2174) in SK, you don't require a license. I know because my husband and I are both NOC 2174 and I just got a SINP nomination (with CIPS license) under that NOC. My husband has also been getting quite a few offers and interviews and none has asked for licensing.
 
wonderbly said:
Yo require license to apply for SINP for 2173, 2174 and 2175 but to work as SW Developer (2174) in SK, you don't require a license. I know because my husband and I are both NOC 2174 and I just got a SINP nomination (with CIPS license) under that NOC. My husband has also been getting quite a few offers and interviews and none has asked for licensing.
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Thank You so much for the reply..My husband is the primary applicant and he belongs to NOC code 6221.I am the dependent and my Noc is 2173/2175..
so i got confused that to work there do i need any license ? or without license am i able to work there...?
 
Lilly Susan said:
Thank You so much for the reply..My husband is the primary applicant and he belongs to NOC code 6221.I am the dependent and my Noc is 2173/2175..
so i got confused that to work there do i need any license ? or without license am i able to work there...?
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You definitely need license for 2173 as Engineering is a licensed profession in Canada. You can check for job postings on jobbank.ca and see the requirements for jobs that fall under NOC 2173/75...
 
Lilly Susan said:
Thank You so much for the reply..My husband is the primary applicant and he belongs to NOC code 6221.I am the dependent and my Noc is 2173/2175..
so i got confused that to work there do i need any license ? or without license am i able to work there...?
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What is your SINP score?
 
I'm a software dev working in Saskatchewan and there is no license requirement. I didn't come via SINP so for the province application it might be different.
 
ceceh said:
I'm a software dev working in Saskatchewan and there is no license requirement. I didn't come via SINP so for the province application it might be different.
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To get a nomination, SINP requires licenses through CIPS or APEGS depending on NOC.
 
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