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Jobs in Saskatchewan with registered employers

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Your rights as a foreign worker in Saskatchewan

The Immigration Services Act protects you whether you are already in Canada or applying from abroad. No recruiter, immigration consultant or employer may:

  • charge you to be recruited for a job. The employer must pay all recruitment costs;
  • give you false or misleading information about a job, fees or services;
  • refuse to recruit you unless you buy other services, such as immigration consulting;
  • keep your passport or other documents, or threaten you with deportation.

Asked to pay for a job?

That is illegal in Saskatchewan. Do not pay, and report it to the Program Compliance Branch.

Phone: 306-798-1350
Email: pcb@gov.sk.ca

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Industries hiring in Saskatchewan

Most overseas hiring in 2026 is in health care, agriculture, skilled trades, manufacturing, mining and energy, and technology.

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How to find a job in Saskatchewan with us

  1. 1. Send your resumeTell us your occupation, experience and where you would like to work.
  2. 2. We match youWe contact you when a registered employer has a role that fits your skills.
  3. 3. Interview and offerYou get the job details in writing: duties, wage, hours and location.
  4. 4. Immigration, if neededYou choose your own licensed immigration consultant or lawyer. Nobody can force a particular one on you.

Job seeker FAQ

Do I have to pay to get a job in Saskatchewan?

No. Charging a worker for a job or for recruitment is illegal in Saskatchewan. The employer pays all recruitment costs.

Can I apply from outside Canada?

Yes, for jobs in SINP priority sectors such as health care, agriculture, skilled trades, mining, manufacturing, energy and technology. Retail, trucking, and accommodation and food service roles are open only to workers already employed in Saskatchewan.

Can you prepare my immigration application?

Immigration applications must be prepared by a licensed immigration consultant or lawyer. You are free to choose your own.

How do I report a recruiter who asked me for money?

Contact Saskatchewan's Program Compliance Branch at 306-798-1350 or pcb@gov.sk.ca.

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