{"id":55559,"date":"2019-03-08T19:19:19","date_gmt":"2019-03-09T00:19:19","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.investmentimmigration.com\/?p=55559"},"modified":"2019-03-08T19:20:09","modified_gmt":"2019-03-09T00:20:09","slug":"second-entrepreneur-stream-draw-of-2019-conducted-by-saskatchewan","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.investmentimmigration.com\/second-entrepreneur-stream-draw-of-2019-conducted-by-saskatchewan\/","title":{"rendered":"Second Entrepreneur Stream Draw of 2019 Conducted By Saskatchewan"},"content":{"rendered":"\n
A second draw of 2019 has been conducted under Saskatchewan immigration\u2019s popular Entrepreneur Stream.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
The March 7 draw saw 39 candidates issued with invitations to apply through the Saskatchewan Immigrant Nominee Program<\/a>.<\/p>\n\n\n\n The draw saw an average score of 125 points, with a profile score range of 120 to 140 points.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Saskatchewan has so far invited 129 candidates to apply through the Entrepreneur Stream in 2019, after inviting 824 during 2018.<\/p>\n\n\n\n The latest draw was at the lower end of total invitations issued compared to previous draws. The largest draw to date took place in October 2017, when 265 candidates were invited.<\/p>\n\n\n\n Read More<\/strong><\/p>\n\n\n\n How to Buy a Business and Move to Canada<\/a>
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\nDate<\/strong>\n<\/td> \nLowest score<\/strong>\n<\/td> \nAverage score<\/strong>\n<\/td> \nHighest score<\/strong>\n<\/td> \nNumber of invitations<\/strong>\n<\/td><\/tr> \nMarch 2019\n<\/td> \n120\n<\/td> \n125\n<\/td> \n140\n<\/td> \n39<\/strong>\n<\/td><\/tr> \nJanuary 2019\n<\/td> \n115\n<\/td> \n120\n<\/td> \n150\n<\/td> \n90<\/strong>\n<\/td><\/tr> \nNovember 2018\n<\/td> \n115\n<\/td> \n120\n<\/td> \n135\n<\/td> \n84<\/strong>\n<\/td><\/tr> \nSeptember 2018\n<\/td> \n110\n<\/td> \n115\n<\/td> \n135\n<\/td> \n71<\/strong>\n<\/td><\/tr> \nJuly 2018\n<\/td> \n100\n<\/td> \n105\n<\/td> \n135\n<\/td> \n187<\/strong>\n<\/td><\/tr> \nApril 2018\n<\/td> \n90\n<\/td> \n100\n<\/td> \n135\n<\/td> \n231<\/strong>\n<\/td><\/tr> \nJanuary 2018\n<\/td> \n80\n<\/td> \n95\n<\/td> \n145\n<\/td> \n251<\/strong>\n<\/td><\/tr> \nOctober 2017\n<\/td> \n80\n<\/td> \n100\n<\/td> \n135\n<\/td> \n265 <\/strong>\n<\/td><\/tr> \nJuly 2017\n<\/td> \n80\n<\/td> \n100\n<\/td> \n145\n<\/td> \n98 <\/strong>\n<\/td><\/tr> \nMay 2017\n<\/td> \n80\n<\/td> \n105\n<\/td> \n140\n<\/td> \n142<\/strong>\n<\/td><\/tr> \nMarch 2017\n<\/td> \n95\n<\/td> \n110\n<\/td> \n135\n<\/td> \n107<\/strong>\n<\/td><\/tr> \nDecember 2016\n<\/td> \n120\n<\/td> \n120\n<\/td> \n130\n<\/td> \n14<\/strong>\n<\/td><\/tr> \nSeptember 2016\n<\/td> \n110\n<\/td> \n115\n<\/td> \n135\n<\/td> \n57<\/strong>\n<\/td><\/tr> \nMay 2016\n<\/td> \n110\n<\/td> \n120\n<\/td> \n155\n<\/td> \n88<\/strong>\n<\/td><\/tr> \nOctober 2015\n<\/td> \n110\n<\/td> \n125\n<\/td> \n155\n<\/td> \n70<\/strong>\n<\/td><\/tr><\/tbody><\/table>\n\n\n\n