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Notice: The CRS structure changed on November 3, 2026. IRCC says profiles in the pool are recalculated automatically, taking up to about two weeks, with draws paused during the transition. The next round date is not confirmed. Official sources

CRS score scenario simulation

First calculate scenario scores based on your input facts, then see how scores change under a fixed set of scenarios. Scenarios are listed in the same order, without ranking or recommendation; whether achievable or worthwhile is for you to judge.

1. Basic situation
Is the spouse or common-law partner accompanying, and is the other party not a Canadian citizen or PR?
If the spouse is not accompanying or is a Canadian citizen/PR, score as 'without spouse'.
Age is calculated as of the day the Invitation to Apply (ITA) is received.
Overseas credentials require Educational Credential Assessment (ECA).
2. Language
First official language
English CLB Level
French NCLC level

Enter CLB / NCLC levels here. CELPIP scores correspond directly to CLB levels; for IELTS, PTE, TEF, TCF conversions, please refer to the IRCC official equivalency tables (this site will publish conversion tables after verification).

3. Work experience
Technical category (TEER 0–3) full-time or equivalent part-time. Remote work in Canada also counts.
Tiered by multiples of median occupational wages. This site has not verified which year, region's median wage, or which NOC list IRCC uses, so it does not determine which tier you belong to.
LMIA is no longer required starting from 2026-11-03. Only the higher of the two routes “Canadian experience + high-salary occupation experience” is taken.
4. Other additional points
Changing any item will automatically recalculate.
Look at this first:This tool provides only general information and arithmetic score simulations based on public rules; it is not legal advice or immigration advice. Your final score and eligibility are determined by IRCC/provincial governments based on your complete application and documents submitted; the final decision rests with IRCC/provincial governments. Rules may change; please refer to the current version on the official Canadian government website (canada.ca/provincial websites). This site has no affiliation with IRCC or provincial governments.
230 CRS scenario score · calculated based on your input facts and public score tables
Note:If the four scores of the first official language are incomplete, missing items are calculated as 0 points.
A. Core Human Capital230 / 570
  • Age (29 years) 110 / 110
  • Education: Bachelor's degree or programs of three years or more 120 / 150
  • First official language (English) 0 / 136
  • Second official language (French) 0 / 24
  • Labour Market Integration Factor Route One · Canadian work experience 0 points + high-salary occupation experience 0 points 0 / 150
C. Transferability of Skills0 / 100
  • Education + Language / Canadian Work Experience 0 / 50
  • Overseas Work Experience + Language / Canadian Work Experience 0 / 50
  • Trade certificate of qualification + language 0 / 50
D. Additional Points0 / 600
  • Siblings in Canada (citizen/PR, aged 18 or older) 0 / 15
  • French proficiency (NCLC 7+) 0 / 50
  • Canadian higher education: none 0 / 30
  • Provincial/Territorial Nomination 0 / 600

Rule version crs-2026-11-03(CRS High-Salary Occupation Reform Version, effective from 2026-11-03)· IRCC official score chart · Verification date 2026-11-04 · Rules update log

What is saved are the facts and sub-items you filled in, excluding name, email, or date of birth.

Scenario Simulation (Arithmetic under Public Rules)

Each row changes only one condition; other conditions are as you entered. Order is fixed, not ranked by score; not a recommendation, nor does it imply you can achieve or be invited.

  • English all four skills at CLB 9 379 (+149)
  • English all four skills at CLB 10 391 (+161)
  • French all four skills at NCLC 7 267 (+37)
  • Canadian work experience increased by 1 year (0 → 1 year) 283 (+53)
  • Have a high-paying job offer ≥ 1.3 times the median wage 280 (+50)
  • Have a high-paying job offer ≥ 2 times the median wage 330 (+100)
  • Highest education is Master's degree (including overseas credential assessment) 245 (+15)
  • Obtained provincial nomination (EE category) 830 (+600)
  • Age after one year +1 (29 → 30 years), others unchanged 225 (-5)

For case-specific judgment (eligibility, next steps), please consultLicensed consultant (RCIC) or lawyer.

Compared with the most recently verified draws

No verified draw data available yet. Draw data will be displayed here after manual verification against ministerial instructions.

Newcomer journey

Step 3 of 10: Scenarios to raise your score

  1. 1Check your CRS score
  2. 2Watch draws and track your PR
  3. 3Scenarios to raise your score
  4. 4Ontario G1 driver’s test
  5. 5Citizenship test
  6. 6Find a job
  7. 7Employment Insurance
  8. 8Other benefits
  9. 9Buy a home
  10. 10Home insurance
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After PR

Keep your PR card and status in order

Renewing the card, the 730-day residency rule and returning without a valid card each have their own steps; PRTrack’s PR card guides cover them.

PR card guides on PRTrack

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Moving to Ontario? Practise for the G1 first

Driving in Ontario starts with the G1 knowledge test. You can practise it while you wait for your PR decision, so it is one less task after you land.

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Frequently asked questions

What does the scenario tool do?

It calculates a score from the facts you enter, then shows how a fixed set of changes, such as a retest or more experience, would move it under the same rules. Scenarios are listed in the same order, not ranked or recommended.

Can it tell me which program I qualify for?

No. Eligibility and case advice can only come from a licensed consultant (RCIC) or a lawyer, and IRCC decides each application.

Which rules does it use?

The same published CRS rules as CRSCalc, in force since November 3, 2026.