Mon–Fri 9–5 CST · (306) 900-2064 SK LMIA high-wage threshold: $34.62/hrfrom Jul 17
Downtown Regina skyline at sunset, Saskatchewan

Licensed foreign worker recruiter · Regina, Saskatchewan

Foreign worker recruitment agency in Regina, Saskatchewan

We help Saskatchewan employers find, hire and keep skilled Canadian and international workers through the SINP and federal programs, fully within The Immigration Services Act. Free for job seekers.

Licensed in SaskatchewanForeign Worker Recruiter Licence No. 001538
Workers never pay usEmployers cover all recruitment costs, as Saskatchewan law requires
Local Regina office852 8th Avenue, Regina, SK

For employers

Hire skilled workers in Saskatchewan

Can't fill a role locally? We plan the hire with you, find and screen candidates in Canada and abroad, and guide you through the Certificate of Registration and the SINP Employer Position Assessment.

  • Job descriptions matched to the right NOC code and wage
  • Candidates screened for skills, references and language
  • Written contracts that meet Saskatchewan law
  • Support after arrival, so your new hire stays

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For job seekers

Find jobs in Saskatchewan

Work with registered Saskatchewan employers in health care, agriculture, trades, manufacturing and more. Our service to you is always free: no one may charge you a fee to be recruited.

  • Real jobs with registered employers
  • Duties, wage and hours in writing before you accept
  • Know your rights under The Immigration Services Act

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How to hire a foreign worker through the SINP

Since April 2026 the Employer Position Assessment (EPA) replaces the old Job Approval Form and Letter. Here is the path, start to finish.

  1. 01RegisterGet a Certificate of Registration from the Ministry of Immigration and Career Training. It is valid for two years.
  2. 02Get the position approvedSubmit an Employer Position Assessment in OASIS. Your candidate then confirms the details.
  3. 03Candidate is nominatedThe worker applies to the SINP and receives a Nomination Letter and Work Permit Support Letter, valid six months.
  4. 04Work permit and arrivalYou submit the offer in the IRCC Employer Portal and pay the $230 compliance fee; the worker applies for the permit and PR.

Read the full 2026 employer guide →

2019Recruiting for Saskatchewan employers since
No. 001538Saskatchewan foreign worker recruiter licence
$0Fees charged to job seekers, ever
7SINP priority sectors we recruit for in 2026

Across the province

Recruiting for employers across Saskatchewan

From our Regina office we recruit for registered employers in cities, towns and rural communities across the province.

Office towers in downtown Regina, SaskatchewanReginaOur head office, 852 8th Avenue
Bridge over the Saskatchewan RiverSaskatoon and the northHealth care, mining, technology
Golden rolling hills near Maple Creek, SaskatchewanSouthwest SaskatchewanRanching, agriculture, energy
Green prairie grassland beside a lake in SaskatchewanRural communitiesFarms, care homes, trades
  • Regina
  • Saskatoon
  • Moose Jaw
  • Prince Albert
  • Swift Current
  • Yorkton
  • North Battleford
  • Estevan
  • Weyburn
  • Lloydminster

Frequently asked questions

Do job seekers pay any fees to be recruited?

No. Under Saskatchewan's Immigration Services Act, no recruiter or employer may charge a worker to be recruited for a job. Employers pay all recruitment costs.

Is Talent Recruitment Services a licensed recruiter?

Yes. We hold Saskatchewan Foreign Worker Recruiter Licence No. 001538, issued under The Immigration Services Act.

Which industries can hire through the SINP in 2026?

All sectors can apply, but health care, agriculture, skilled trades, mining, manufacturing, energy and technology are priority sectors. Retail, trucking, and accommodation and food services are capped and can only support current employees during intake windows.

How long does SINP employer approval take?

The SINP aims to process Employer Position Assessments within six weeks; from July to September 2026 they took about four weeks. Worker applications have a 16-week target.

Do you only recruit for employers in Regina?

No. Our office is in Regina, and we recruit for registered employers anywhere in Saskatchewan.

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Planning a hire in 2026?

Tell us the role and start date. We will tell you which pathway fits, what it costs and how long it takes.