Express Entry · Canada
Work out your CRS score for an Express Entry profile. Unlike a simple points checklist, the CRS re-scores every table depending on whether a partner comes with you, then pays extra for combinations of education, language and work experience — each with its own cap. Fill in your profile and the whole score is recalculated out of 1200. See the full draw history →
Marital status
A partner who comes with you switches the whole core section to the lower 'with spouse' column, and unlocks up to 40 spouse points.
Age
Your age on the day you submit the profile.
Highest level of education
Canadian credential, or a foreign one with an Educational Credential Assessment.
First official language
The language of your strongest approved test result.
English — CLB level per ability
Convert your test scores to CLB (NCLC for French). Combination points use your lowest ability.
Second official language
Skilled work experience in Canada
Full-time (or equivalent part-time) TEER 0–3 work in the last 10 years.
Skilled work experience outside Canada
Worth no core points on its own — it only pays through combinations with language or Canadian experience.
Certificate of qualification in a trade
Provincial or territorial nomination
Effectively decisive — 600 points guarantees an invitation in a general draw.
Post-secondary study in Canada
An eligible credential from a Canadian institution.
Sibling in Canada
A brother or sister, 18 or older, who is a Canadian citizen or permanent resident.
French-language ability
Scored automatically: NCLC 7+ in all four French abilities is worth 25 points, or 50 if you also have CLB 5+ in all four English abilities.
Enter your French test above to claim this.