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Calculate your CRS, then find the points you can still influence.

Build an indicative Express Entry score from the current IRCC grid and see core, spouse, transferability and additional points separately.

Official criteria, clearer inputs

Build your Express Entry points profile

Enter CLB or NCLC levels, not raw IELTS, PTE, CELPIP, TEF or TCF scores. Use the equivalency shown on your official test report.

Personal profile

Relationship statusAgeHighest education

Language proficiency

Your first official language

First language: English

speakinglisteningreadingwriting

Second language: French

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Leave all four below CLB/NCLC 4 if you have no valid second-language test.

Skilled work and trade factors

Canadian skilled experienceForeign skilled experienceCanadian trade certificate

Additional points

Provincial nominationEligible Canadian educationEligible sibling in Canada

Job offers currently receive 0 CRS points. They may still matter for programme eligibility, so include them in your official Express Entry profile where required.

READ THE SCORE WELL

CRS is a ranking score, not a complete eligibility check

Use the result to identify profile levers, then confirm programme eligibility, language equivalencies, ECA validity and supporting evidence before relying on it.

Is this the official IRCC CRS calculator?

No. This is an independent planning calculator using the published IRCC scoring grid. Always verify your result with IRCC before making a decision.

Do job offers still add CRS points?

No. IRCC removed CRS points for job offers on March 25, 2025, although a valid offer may still matter for eligibility in some programmes.

Does a CRS score confirm an Express Entry invitation?

No. You must first qualify for an Express Entry programme, and invitation cutoffs vary by round, category and pool conditions.