Express Entry · Canada

Will your CRS score get you invited?

Six answers give you an estimate and the rounds you'd be invited in. Refine it with the points most estimates miss.

01

Quick estimate

6 questions
Age+110
29on the day you submit
Highest education+120
English test0 · lowest CLB <4
Skilled work in Canada · years0
Skilled work outside Canadacombinations only
Spouse or partner coming with yousingle column
02

Refine

Optional · open what applies
Your Canadian work (12+ months)
Your job offer

Canadian work counts here once you have at least 1 year. Only the higher of the two routes counts.

03

What would raise your score

Ranked by points
  1. French at NCLC 9 in all four abilities+174→ 404
  2. CLB 10 in all four English abilities+161→ 391
  3. CLB 9 in all four English abilities+149→ 379
  4. French at NCLC 7 in all four abilities+106→ 336
  5. One more year of Canadian skilled work+53→ 283
  6. A job offer in a high-wage (1.3×) occupation+50→ 280
  7. A master's degree, assessed by an ECA+15→ 245
  8. A Canadian post-secondary credential (1–2 years)+15→ 245
  9. ECA for another degree (two credentials, one 3+ years)+8→ 238

Each change is scored on its own against your current answers. A provincial nomination adds 600 to any profile, so it isn't ranked here.

04

Save, compare and share

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Save a profile, change an answer, and save again to compare scenarios side by side. The share link carries your answers in the part of the URL after #, which browsers never send to a server.

Unofficial estimate using the scoring rules in force from 3 November 2026. IRCC hasn't published the revised full grid, so the core ceiling is lifted to fit the new labour market factor (570). Cut-offs change every round, and the pool counts are IRCC's 10-point bands split evenly. Verify against the official CRS tool.

230Not in the pool yet— of the poolResult