This tool will help you calculate points for Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS).
Based on your score you are ranked in Canadian immigration system called Express Entry.
Last round of invitations to apply for permanent residence under the Express Entry was on yyyy-MM-dd.
The lowest score to be invited was ---.
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Express Entry Calculator
Summary points for Express Entry
Points earned by you in section A. Core / human capital factors: @Model.PointsInSectionA
Points for age: @Model.PointsForAge
Points for education: @Model.PointsForEducation
Points for 1st language: @Model.PointsForFirstLanguage
Points for second language: @Model.PointsForSecondLanguage
Points for experience in the Canadian labour market: @Model.PointsForCanadianExperience
Points earned by spouse or common-law partner in section B. Spouse or common-law partner factors: @Model.PointsInSectionB
Points for education of spouse or common-law partner: @Model.PointsForSpouseEducation
Points for language of spouse or common-law partner: @Model.PointsForSpouseLanguageExam
Points for experience of spouse or common-law partner: @Model.PointsForSpouseCanadianExperience
Points earned by you in section C. Skill transferability factors: @Model.PointsInSectionC
Points earned by you in section D. Additional points: @Model.PointsInSectionD
Your overall score (@Model.TotalPointsForExpressEntry) is lower than the lowest score (@Model.LastExpressEntryStats.LowestScore) from last round of invitations.
Congratulations! Your overall score (@Model.TotalPointsForExpressEntry) is higher or equal to the lowest score (@Model.LastExpressEntryStats.LowestScore) from last round of invitations.
You have big chances to be invited to apply for permanent residence in Canada in the next round of invitations. Create your Express Entry profile right away.
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Express Entry is a Canadian immigration system to manage how people with skilled work experience apply to immigrate to Canada.
Express Entry is using to manage applications for permanent residence for these programs:
Provinces and territories can also recruit candidates from the Express Entry pool through the Provincial Nominee Program (PNP)
to meet local labour market needs.
Ministerial Instructions set out the rules for the Express Entry application management system.
Provincial Nominee Program is a program by means of which most provinces and territories in Canada can nominate immigrants.
These immigrants must have the skills, education and work experience to contribute to the economy of that province or territory,
and must want to live there. Each province and territory has its own “streams” (immigration programs that target certain groups)
and criteria for their PNP. For example, in a program stream, provinces and territories may target students, business people,
skilled workers or semi-skilled workers.
The province of Quebec does not have a PNP. See their immigration website to learn more about their programs.
The Comprehensive Ranking System is the points-based system using to assess and score your profile and rank you in the Express Entry pool.
The CRS gives you a score from the information in your profile, including your:
skills
education
language ability
work experience
other factors
The CRS also gives you points for:
Canadian degrees, diplomas or certificates
a valid job offer
a nomination from a province or territory
other factors
The Government regularly send invitations to apply to the highest-ranking candidates in the pool. If you are invited, you can apply to immigrate as a permanent resident.
Once you start an Express Entry profile, you have 60 days to complete it.
The information in your profile will help Canadian Government see if you are eligible for an immigration program managed by Express Entry.
If you meet the criteria, Canadian Government will accept you into its pool of candidates.
Getting into the pool doesn't mean that Canadian Government will invite you to apply for permanent residence.
To be chosen from the pool you need to have one of the highest-ranking scores when Canadian Government send out invitations.
If you are invited, you can apply for permanent residence.
When you apply for permanent residence, you will also need to meet eligibility and admissibility requirements under Canada's immigration law.
Get to the group of the highest-ranking candidates in the pool to apply for permanent residence and receive an invitation from the Canadian Government.
Canadian Government send
invitations to apply to the candidates with the highest scores in the pool. If Government invite you to apply,
you will have 60 (before 90) days to submit an online
application for permanent residence.
Canadian Government will process most complete applications that have all the supporting documents in six months or less.
You can stay in the pool for up to 12 months as long as you meet the criteria for one of the federal programs.
You should update your profile anytime as your case changes.
If Canadian Government don’t invite you to apply for permanent residence within 12 months of submitting an Express Entry profile, you can submit a new profile.
If you still meet the criteria, you will re-enter the pool.
There is no fixed minimum number of points, which is enough to guarantee an invitation to apply for permanent residence.
However, you can check the CRS score of the lowest-ranked candidate invited to applying for permanent residence at previous rounds of invitations.
Express Entry Calculator is a program to calculate points for Express Entry based on Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) Criteria.
Thus, this calculator can estimate your CSR score before creating an Express Entry profile.