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Find Out if You Qualify Today!

Test your eligibility for Permanent Residency in Canada with our CRS calculator.

To estimate your CRS score accurately, please answer the questions below, and our free Express Entry calculator will evaluate your answers based on Government of Canada metrics.

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Married

Reading

Writing

Speaking

Listening

Reading

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Speaking

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Inside Canada:

Outside Canada:

Inside Canada:

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No

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No

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Comprehensive Ranking System: What is it?

The CRS is a system used by the Canadian government to determine the eligibility of applicants to the Express Entry system for permanent residency in Canada. Our CRS score calculator is essentially an Express Entry calculator as it bases scores on the Canadian government's criteria for determining which Express Entry applicants can best fulfill the growing needs of Canada. Our CRS calculator is based entirely on the standards the Government of Canada outlined.


Applicants are assessed out of 1200 points on their:

  • Core human capital factors (500 points);
  • Accompanying spouse or common-law factors (50 points);
  • Skill transferability factors (100 points); and
  • Links to Canada like:
  • A provincial Nomination (600 points)
  • Arranged employment (200 points)
  • Canadian Study experience (30 points)
  • A sibling in Canada (15 points)
  • French language ability (50 points)

These scores are specifically valid for the following:

The Federal Skilled Worker Program

A permanent residency program for those in occupations which require a degree like a lawyer, doctor or accountant. Read more…

The Federal Skilled Trades Program

A permanent residency program for skilled tradespeople like electricians, plumbers and butchers. Read more…

The Canadian Experience Class

A permanent residency program for skilled workers who have lived in Canada for at least a year. Read more…