CRS Calculator

The CRS Tool helps you evaluate your Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score for the Canadian Express Entry Program. This tool assesses your profile based on your answers and determines your CRS score.

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1) What is your current status?

i. Is your spouse/partner a permanent resident or Canadian citizen?

ii. Is your spouse/partner accompanying you to Canada?

2) What is your age?

You must select the age you will be on the day you receive your Invitation to Apply (ITA).

3) Level of education

i. What is your highest educational level?

The only qualification that you can take into account are either:

a Canadian educational credential, or
an Educational Credential Assessment (ECA), if your studies were completed outside Canada.

ii. Do you have a Canadian educational credential?

In order for your Canadian credential to qualify:

You must have been physically present in Canada and have been enrolled in full-time study for at least eight months.
You must not have studied French or English (as language classes, not studies in French or English) for more than 50% of the program of study.
You must not have received a scholarship or fellowship that requires you to come back home (your country) at the end of your studies.
You must not have studied in a program in which distance learning amounted to more than 50% of the program of study.

iii. What is the highest level of your Canadian credential?

4) Language abilities

You need language test results (less than 2 years old) to prove your proficiency in French or English.

i. Is your language test report issued less than two years ago?

5) Work Experience

The work experience must be:

acquired in an occupation under NOC Skill Type/Level 0, A or B,
full-time (or the equivalent in part-time, at least 15h/week), and
remunerated.

i. How many years of Canadian work experience have you accumulated over the past 10 years?

If you are not sure about the NOC relevant to your job, you may check your NOC here.

What are the factors for CRS Score Calculator?

There are four groups of factors that make up the CRS Calculator. All factors are mentioned below:

1. Core/Human Capital Factors

This factor varies according to whether you have a spouse or common-law partner with you or are single. If the applicant’s spouse or common-law partners are not immigrating with them to Canada, your points will be calculated as if you are applying as a single.

Core/Human capital factors consider the following:

Education
Canadian Work Experience
Age
Language Proficiency (IELTS, CELPIP, TEF, and TCF)

2. Spouse or Common-law partner factors

The spouse/common-law partner factor considers your partner’s profile, which is similar to your core/human capital factor such as

Education
Language Proficiency (IELTS and CELPIP)
Canadian Work Experience

3. Skill Transferability factors

Elements mentioned below are considered under this factor:

Having a certificate of qualification for skilled trades
Overseas Work Experience
Combination of your Canadian work experience, education, and language proficiency

4. Additional Points

Finally, additional points are calculated based on several factors that contribute to your point total, such as

French language proficiency (TCF and TEF)
Provincial nomination
Having a sibling who is a permanent resident or citizen of Canada;
Completed Post-Secondary education from any Canadian educational institute
Having a job offer in Canada

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How to improve your Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS)?

Here are some of the most popular ways to improve the Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score:

1. Get more Work Experience

If you want to acquire Canadian Permanent Residency, then you should try to gain more work experience. It will help you to score more points under the skills transferability category and improve your CRS score.

2. Work on your Language abilities

It is one of the easiest and most preferred ways to improve your Canada CRS score. You can take IELTS, CELPIP, TCF, and TEF tests to improve & prove your language proficiency.

3. Try to get a Job Offer in Canada

If possible try to get a valid job offer from a Canadian employer it will boost your Express Entry CRS score.

4. Improve your Academic Qualification

In order to enhance your Express Entry Profile, applicants should try to gain additional academic qualifications. It will take some time but will surely help you to get more CRS points.

5. Take help from an Employment Professional

If you tried everything but still did not succeed to get a job offer, hire employment professional. They will help you to get a job offer in Canada and once you find a valid job it will ease your problems and help you to improve your Canada CRS score.

Why is CRS important for Canada Immigration?

The Comprehensive Ranking System is a points-based system used by the Canadian government for evaluating applicants profiles, allotting scores, and ranking potential skilled applicants in the Canadian Express Entry Pool. It would be difficult to rank applicants in the pool without CRS. It will become increasingly difficult to select the right applicants and scrutinize the less qualified applicants in the express entry pool.

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Frequently Asked Questions – FAQs

1. What are some of the important factors to remember about the CRS score calculator?

Following are some of the important factors to remember about the CRS score:
1. The cut-off points of CRS score differ on the basis of the requirements.
2. The CRS score is determined by the Canada Express Entry immigration points calculator.
3. Which applicants get the ITA (Invitation to Apply), is decided by the IRCC.
4. There are numerous ways to increase the CRS score and PNPs are a huge help in increasing the CRS score.
5. The cost of getting the Canada PR differs and the whole immigration process takes 10 months.

2. Does the NOC code affect the CRS score?

Yes, the NOC code does affect the CRS score. The NOC code is awarded for work experience and if your job offer has a NOC 00 level, then you will get an additional 200 CRS points.

3. Do I get more CRS points if I apply with a spouse?

If your spouse is accompanying you to Canada, he/she has to submit language proficiency results as well as an ECA (Educational Credential Assessment) report and this will lead to more CRS points.

4. How can CRS score impact the Provincial nominee program?

The Provincial Nominee Programs – PNPs are the pathways to Canadian permanent residency for the candidates having a low CRS score in the Express Entry Program. If you receive a nomination from a PNP, it results in an additional 600 points toward your CRS score.

5. How does age affect the CRS score?

Applicants between the age of 20 to 29 score the maximum 110 CRS score points. As an applicant approaches his or her 30th birthday, the number of CRS points he or she receives begins to drop sharply. Once the applicant crosses the mark of 45 years, he/she does not get rewarded any point under the age factor.