Is your score high enough to immigrate to Canada?
Take a short self-assessment test to find out whether you are eligible for Express Entry and what your estimated CRS score is. Your result appears on your screen as soon as you finish the test.
We do not provide job search or job placement services. Our service is paid education and immigration consulting.
Latest invitation cut-off scores
What does the test tell you?
This is a self-assessment: you answer the questions yourself, based on your own information. You do not need to wait for the result or for a call; your score and eligibility status are shown instantly.
Are you eligible?
It checks the minimum requirements of the Federal Skilled Worker, Canadian Experience Class and Federal Skilled Trades programs one by one and shows which ones are not met and why.
What is your score?
It calculates your CRS score in four sections and compares it with the latest cut-off scores of the draw types you can enter.
How can you improve it?
It shows in numbers how many points you would gain through language, French, Canadian experience and the education pathway.
Three main pathways to Canada
Express Entry
- Federal, points-based system
- Ranking by age, education, language and experience
- Permanent residence application after an invitation
Provincial programs (PNP)
- Each province has its own criteria
- A nomination adds 600 points to your CRS score
- Streams based on occupation and job offer
Transition through education
- Canadian credential: 15 or 30 additional points
- Post-graduation work experience
- Entry to the Canadian Experience Class
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Consultation appointment
The test is free. Let us review your result together in a paid, in-person consultation and plan the pathway that suits you.