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Evaluation Criteria of the CRS Points Calculator

The CRS points calculator allocates a score based on the afore-mentioned factors. This score determines the rank of the applicantu2019s profile in the pool.

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Evaluation Criteria of the CRS Points Calculator

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  1. Evaluation Criteria of the CRS Points Calculator Under the Canada Express Entry Program, the eligibility of applicants is evaluated based on an intensive Comprehensive Ranking System. After a profile is filed in the Express Entry pool, the CRS points calculator tool uses various criteria to determine the candidate’s potential for Canada skilled immigration, and allocates corresponding points out of 1200.

  2. This tool assesses applications under the following streams: Federal Skilled Worker Program Federal Skilled Trades Program Canadian Experience Class Provincial Nominee Program (Online via Express Entry)

  3. Core / Human Capital Factors These factors examine the applicant’s ability to contribute to the Canadian economy. Their age, education, language skills and Canadian work experience (if any) is taken into consideration at this stage. An applicant who wishes to migrate with an accompanying spouse or common-law-partner may avail a maximum of 460 points, while individual applicants can receive up to 500 points.

  4. Spouse or Common-Law-Partner Factors If the spouse or common-law-partner will be accompanying the candidate to Canada, as many as 40 points can be added to the CRS score. Points are awarded based on the spouse’s Canadian work experience (if any), education and language skills.

  5. Skills Transferability Factors This parameter assesses if the skills and experience of the aspirant will translate to the Canadian labour market. The applicant’s language skills and/or Canadian work experience in combination with their education and/or work experience (outside Canada) – or a certificate of qualification in a trade occupation – can fetch up to 100 points.

  6. Additional Points No more than600 surplus points may be claimed if the applicant has: A sibling who is a citizen or permanent resident of Canada French language skills Completed a post-secondary academic qualification in Canada A valid job offer from a Canadian employer Nomination from a Canadian province or territory Calculate Your CRS Score

  7. The CRS points calculator allocates a score based on the afore-mentioned factors. This score determines the rank of the applicant’s profile in the pool. Only the highest-ranking profiles are invited to apply for permanent residence by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada. A genuine Canada immigration consultant will conduct this evaluation before filing an Expression of Interest, to ascertain the chances for success in the process.

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