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Immigration calculators.

Estimate your Express Entry CRS score against official IRCC criteria, or answer a few questions to see which provincial pathways may be worth discussing with a licensed consultant. Estimates only — never a guarantee or an eligibility decision.

CRS score estimator

What could your Express Entry score be?

Answer the questions below using your verified or expected credentials (for example, actual language test results and an ECA for foreign education). The scoring follows the official IRCC CRS criteria. Your score updates live as you answer.

1 About you

Spouse or common-law partner

This changes the entire scoring grid. IRCC uses the “without spouse” grid if your partner is not accompanying, or is already a Canadian citizen or permanent resident.

Age

Highest level of education

“Two or more” means at least two completed credentials, with one program lasting three years or longer.

Where was this education completed?

An Educational Credential Assessment confirms what your foreign credential equals in Canada. It must be valid when you create your profile and apply.

2 Language results

Your stronger official language

First official language

Enter test scores Enter CLB/NCLC

Approved test

Reading

Writing

Speaking

Listening

Second official language (optional)

None Enter test scores Enter CLB/NCLC

French NCLC 7+ in every skill automatically adds 25 points, or 50 when English is also CLB 5+ in every skill.

3 Work experience

Canadian skilled work experience

Foreign skilled work experience

Certificate of qualification in a trade occupation (issued by a Canadian province/territory)

For skilled trades only: this is a provincial, territorial or federal trade certificate—not a school diploma or course certificate.

5 Additional points

Brother or sister (18+) living in Canada as a citizen or permanent resident

French-language bonus

Calculated automatically from your language results: 0 points

NCLC 7+ in all four French skills earns 25 points, or 50 if you also have CLB 5+ in all four English skills.

Post-secondary education completed in Canada

Provincial or territorial nomination (enhanced, Express Entry-linked)

Valid job offer

0 points: IRCC removed CRS job-offer points on March 25, 2025. A job offer may still matter for program eligibility.

Estimate only. This calculator is an educational tool. It is not legal advice, not an eligibility assessment, and does not guarantee any score IRCC would assign. Actual CRS scoring depends on verified documents, ECAs, and language test results. Program rules change frequently — confirm everything with a licensed professional before making decisions.

Provincial points calculator

Estimate your provincial nominee score.

Choose a province or territory. Where it publishes an official points grid, we score your answers against that grid and show the source and the date we last checked it. Where it does not, you get the key factors its streams look at. Estimates only: provinces verify every claim and change their grids without notice.

Province or territory

PNP pathway finder

Which provincial pathways might fit?

Answer a few quick questions. This is a conservative first screen, not an eligibility test — it suggests which provincial and federal pilot pages are worth reading and discussing with a licensed consultant. It never invents scores or guarantees.

Do you have a full-time job offer from a Canadian employer?

Years of skilled work experience (in the last 10 years)

Approximate English or French level (CLB/NCLC)

Highest education

Are you a French speaker (NCLC 7+)?

Did you graduate from a Canadian designated learning institution?

Not an assessment. Provincial programs change streams, criteria, and intake windows often, and many use competitive expression-of-interest draws. Treat these suggestions as a reading list for your consultation — a licensed RCIC should confirm fit before you act.

Official sources

Immigration rules are set by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada (IRCC) and change frequently. This page provides general information only and is not legal advice. Check the official sources above, or book a consultation, before taking action.

Next step

Numbers are a starting point. Advice makes them useful.

Bring your estimated score and pathway results to a consultation, and we’ll review what they actually mean for your situation.

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