Saskatchewan Graduate Retention Program (GRP)
Move to Saskatchewan with a qualifying credential and get back up to CAD 24,000 of your tu…
Record checked Oct 21, 2026 · official source confirmed 14 Nov, 06:01 UTC
Summary
Tuition-rebate tax credit of up to CAD 24,000 (graduates from Oct 2024; CAD 20,000 earlier) for post-secondary graduates who live in or move to Saskatchewan and file Saskatchewan taxes.
Dream spread
Move to Saskatchewan with a qualifying credential and get back up to CAD 24,000 of your tuition through your taxes.
Relocation reality check
It is a non-refundable credit against Saskatchewan income tax paid out over seven years (10%/yr for 4 years, then 20%/yr for 3); you only benefit if you owe enough SK tax. Master's and PhD programs are ineligible; amount is capped by tuition paid.
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Eligibility
Graduates of eligible certificate, diploma, undergraduate or journeyperson programs (anywhere, incl. international with an ECA) within the last seven years who live in or move to Saskatchewan and file SK taxes.
Costs & money
The amounts & terms on record from the official source. USD figures are estimates.
- Incentive
- 24,000 CADConditions apply — read the catch before counting on it.
- Duration
- 84 months (about 7 years)
- Property purchase
- Not required
- Tax
- Applied as a Saskatchewan income-tax credit.
True cost to move
Upfront cash, reimbursements, and net position after approval — not headline incentive amounts.
- Flights & logistics$1,200
- Temporary housing (90 days)$2,400
Application roadmap
A practical sequence — adjust for your consulate and timeline.
1. Confirm official eligibility
Read the primary government source.
2. Gather income & employment proof
Bank statements, contracts, or tax records.
3. Book consulate / immigration appointment
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4. Prepare health coverage
Meet minimum coverage rules before arrival.
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Source trail
Official links, the line we checked, and when we last checked it.
“was recently increased from $20,000 to $24,000 for students who graduated on or after October 1, 2024”
Primary official sourceLast checked Oct 21, 2026
Rule changes
CasaSedora last checked the official source on 14 Nov 2026. Changes appear here once two independent automated checks agree on them, or a person confirms them.
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