Canada Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) Calculator 2022 – Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) tool

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How old are you?*

What is your highest level of completed education?

Have you studied in Canada?

English proficiency

French proficiency

How many years of full-time (30 hours per week or equivalent part-time) Skilled Work experience have you obtained OUTSIDE OF CANADA within the last 10 years?

How many years of full-time (30 hours per week or equivalent part-time) continuous Skilled Work experience have you obtained INSIDE CANADA within the last 10 years?

How many years have you worked in Canada during the last 3 years?

Are you Married or in a Common-Law Partnership?

What is your spouse or partner's highest level of education completed?

Has your spouse or partner completed at least two academic years of full-time study, in a program at least two years long, at a secondary or post-secondary school IN CANADA?

How many years of full-time (30 hours per week or equivalent part-time) continuous Skilled Work experience has your spouse obtained INSIDE CANADA within the last 10 years?

Spouse English proficiency

Spouse French proficiency

Do you or your spouse/common-law partner have a sibling (brother or sister) who is a Canadian citizen or permanent resident, who is currently living in Canada and is 18 years of age or older?

Do you or your spouse/common-law partner have a close family member who is a Canadian citizen or permanent resident, who is currently living in Canada and is 18 years of age or older?

Please specify the relationship between you and your closest relative in Canada. The Canadian citizen/permanent resident is your real:

Do you have a trades Certificate of Qualification issued by a Canadian Province or Territory (excluding Quebec and Nunavut)

Applicants can obtain extra points for Qualifying offers of Arranged Employment and Provincial Nomination Certificates

Have you applied for and received a Nomination Certificate from a Canadian Province or Territory? (excluding Quebec and Nunavut)

Skilled Worker Experience is defined by the Canadian National Occupational Classification (NOC) and means: Managerial jobs (NOC skill type 0), Professional jobs (NOC skill type A), Technical jobs and Skilled trades (NOC skill type B). If you need help identifying if your work experience is considered skilled, you can use the

Do you have a skilled job offer from a Canadian employer?

What is your country of residence?*

If you would like to have your eligibility to enter the Express Entry pool assessed, based on the criteria of the federal economic programs and the information you provided above, please provide your name and email address below:

Name*

Email*

Phone number*

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