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Varun_Panza

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Dec 1, 2012
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I have been working on a Postgraduate work permit as a Skilled worker (Architect, NOC Level -B) for 13 months now in Saskatchewan. My PGWP expires in 11 months.

Which category should I apply inder for the fastest and easiest response.

1. Provincial SINP - Post-Graduation Work Permit Stream
2. Provincial SINP - Skilled worker Stream
3. FSW - Federal Skilled workers and professionals

a. What are the pros and cons of each stream?
b. Do I have any time bound requirements to stay in Saskatchewan if I apply under the Provincial SINP streams?
c. What are my other options to extend my stay as a worker in Canada?
 
You can apply in more then one category , one FSW and other PSW PNP at same time.
 
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