Immigrate Desk Canada
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Canadian PR score calculator and route comparison

From your Express Entry score to provincial nominee, study, work and family routes: compare the official requirements with your situation

Answer step by step
  1. 1Describe yourself in one line
  2. 2We check our rulebook
  3. 3See your score and routes

Invitation scores Last invited score of recent rounds by type

Source: IRCC (Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship Canada) · live
  • CEC: last invited score 519
  • French: last invited score 435
  • Healthcare: last invited score 475
  • Trades: last invited score 476
  • Senior mgrs: last invited score 389
  • Transport: last invited score 470
  • Physicians: last invited score 198
  • Military: last invited score 368
Others: Physicians 198 ◀
All rounds
IRCCOfficial data

French round — 5,000 invited, last CRS 435

Rounds · Oct 16 · Source: IRCC official round records

  • IRCC
    Canadian Experience Class round — 2,500 invited, last CRS 519
    Rounds · Oct 15
  • IRCC
    Provincial Nominee Program round — 752 invited, last CRS 772
    Rounds · Oct 13
  • IRCC
    Trades round — 3,500 invited, last CRS 476
    Rounds · Oct 1

Immigration routes

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Start here

All
  1. 1What is the Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS)?
  2. 2Ways to move to Canada: the main routes at a glance
  3. 3Express Entry step by step: from profile to invitation
  4. 4How to read an invitation round
  5. 5The “last invited score” is not a pass mark
  6. 6Which English test should I take for Express Entry?
  7. 7Getting Canadian work experience first
  8. 8From study to permanent residence: the steps and the limits

Frequently asked questions

  • Q. Can I see my score without an English test?Without a test score we show CLB 5, 7 and 9 scenarios.
  • Q. Is the last invited score a pass mark?No. It is the score of the last candidate invited in that round.
  • Q. Does having a spouse raise my score?If a non-Canadian spouse or partner applies with you, the point breakdown changes and your total score may actually be lower.
  • Q. Do degrees from outside Canada count?Yes, once you get an educational credential assessment (ECA).
  • Q. Does this work for Quebec?Quebec runs its own system, so we do not calculate a Quebec score. Its selection programs (PSTQ and PEQ) are listed with their official requirements under “All routes”.