Express Entry CRS Calculator
Ang iyong Comprehensive Ranking System score, kinalkula gamit ang kasalukuyang point grid ng IRCC. Baguhin ang kahit anong sagot at agad na mag-a-update ang score.
Ang iyong CRS score
mula sa 1,200Paghahambing sa mga huling draw
Binibilang ang huling 10 round kung saan umabot ang score mo sa cutoff at natugunan mo ang sariling patakaran ng round (karanasan sa Canada, French, o nomination). Hindi binibilang ang mga round na batay sa occupation dahil nakadepende ito sa trabaho mo.
Tingnan ang kasaysayan ng mga draw →Itaas ang iyong score
I-on ang isang pagbabago para makita ang epekto nito.
Bawat pagbabago ay kinakalkula ulit batay sa sarili mong mga sagot, kaya kasama ang mga limit at kombinasyon.
Humanap ng mga stream ng probinsya na susuriin
Nagdaragdag ng 600 puntos ang provincial nomination. Tingnan kung aling mga PNP stream ang susuriin para sa sitwasyon mo.
Ano ang gagawin sa score na ito
Ang score mo ay pagtatantya na kinalkula mula sa iyong mga sagot gamit ang inilathalang point grid ng IRCC. Ihambing ito sa mga huling draw, tingnan ang mga provincial stream na dapat suriin, at basahin ang gabay para sa programa mo bago ka mag-apply.
Sumusunod ang mga puntos sa mga pamantayan ng Comprehensive Ranking System ng IRCC. Inalis ang mga puntos para sa job offer noong March 25, 2025 at hindi na binibilang. Isa itong pagtatantya mula sa iyong mga sagot, hindi opisyal na pagtatasa. · Huling sinuri noong Oktubre 11, 2026
Paano gumagana ang CRS
Binibigyan ng Comprehensive Ranking System ang bawat Express Entry profile ng score mula sa 1,200. Ito ang mga salik at ang pinakamataas na puntos ng bawat isa, mula sa criteria page ng IRCC.
| Factor | With a spouse or partner | Single | How points are given |
|---|---|---|---|
| Core / human capital | |||
| Age | 100 | 110 | 0–100 points with a spouse or partner; 0–110 points without[1] |
| Level of education | 140 | 150 | 0–140 points with a spouse or partner; 0–150 points without[1] |
| First official language | 128 | 136 | Up to 32 points per ability with a spouse (128 total); up to 34 per ability without (136 total)[1] |
| Second official language | 22 | 24 | Up to 6 points per ability; combined maximum 22 with a spouse, 24 without[1] |
| Canadian work experience | 70 | 80 | 0–70 points with a spouse or partner; 0–80 points without[1] |
| Spouse or common-law partner | |||
| Spouse's level of education | 10 | — | 0–10 points; does not apply without an accompanying spouse or partner[1] |
| Spouse's first official language | 20 | — | Up to 5 points per ability, 20 total; does not apply without an accompanying spouse or partner[1] |
| Spouse's Canadian work experience | 10 | — | 0–10 points; does not apply without an accompanying spouse or partner[1] |
| Skill transferability | |||
| Education (skill transferability) | 50 | 50 | Up to 50 points: education combined with strong official language results or with Canadian work experience[1] |
| Foreign work experience (skill transferability) | 50 | 50 | Up to 50 points: foreign work experience combined with CLB 7+ language results or with Canadian work experience[1] |
| Certificate of qualification (skill transferability) | 50 | 50 | Up to 50 points: certificate of qualification in a trade combined with good official language results[1] |
| Additional points | |||
| Provincial or territorial nomination | 600 | 600 | 600 points[1] |
| Job offer | 0 | 0 | 0 points: IRCC removed job offer points as of March 25, 2025 (previously 200 for NOC Major Group 00, 50 for other skilled occupations)[1] |
| Post-secondary education in Canada | 30 | 30 | 15 points for a 1- or 2-year credential; 30 points for a credential of 3 years or longer[1] |
| Brother or sister in Canada | 15 | 15 | 15 points (sibling 18 or older, citizen or permanent resident, living in Canada)[1] |
| French language skills | 50 | 50 | 25 points for NCLC 7+ in French with CLB 4 or lower in English (or no English test); 50 points for NCLC 7+ in French with CLB 5+ in English[1] |
- Core / human capital factors: maximum 460 points with a spouse or partner, 500 points without.[1]
- Core / human capital factors without a spouse or partner: maximum 500 points.[1]
- Spouse or common-law partner factors: maximum 40 points (education 10, official language 20, Canadian work experience 10).[1]
- Skill transferability factors: maximum 100 points.[1]
- Additional points: maximum 600 points.[1]
- Every Express Entry candidate gets a score out of 1,200, based on the four parts of the CRS formula.[2]
Mga madalas itanong
- What is a good CRS score?
- IRCC does not set a target score. It publishes the CRS score of the lowest-ranked candidate invited in each round, and says cut-off scores may vary each round. Past rounds are listed on IRCC's rounds page.[2]
- What is the maximum CRS score?
- 1,200. IRCC says every candidate gets a score out of 1,200 based on four parts: core human capital, spouse factors, skill transferability and additional points.[2]
- Do job offers still give CRS points?
- No. IRCC says that as of March 25, 2025 it removed job offer points (previously 200 for NOC Major Group 00 and 50 for other skilled occupations). Job offers that are part of a program's eligibility criteria are not affected.[1]
- How often are Express Entry draws held?
- IRCC says it invites top candidates in rounds of invitations about every 2 weeks.[6]
- How many points does a provincial nomination add?
- IRCC's CRS criteria list 600 additional points for a provincial or territorial nomination.[1]
- How long does an Express Entry profile stay in the pool?
- Up to 12 months. IRCC says a profile not invited within 12 months of submission expires automatically, and you can then create a new one.[5]
- How long do I have to apply after an invitation?
- IRCC says an invitation to apply is valid for 60 days only.[5]
- What happens if two candidates have the same cut-off score?
- IRCC uses the date and time each candidate submitted their Express Entry profile to set the cut-off between tied candidates.[3]
- Do French language skills add points?
- Yes. IRCC lists up to 50 additional points: 25 for NCLC 7 or higher in all four French skills with CLB 4 or lower in English (or no English test), and 50 for NCLC 7 or higher in French with CLB 5 or higher in all four English skills.[1]
- What happens if I decline an invitation?
- IRCC says you are put back into the pool and considered in future rounds if you still meet the requirements; declining does not affect whether you are invited later.[5]
Paano gumagana ang calculator na ito
Inilalapat ng calculator ang inilathalang CRS point grid ng IRCC sa mga sagot mo, sa loob ng browser mo. Kino-convert ang mga language score sa mga antas ng CLB gamit ang equivalency chart ng IRCC. Hindi nito masusuri ang mga dokumento mo, at ang sariling kalkulasyon ng IRCC sa Express Entry profile mo ang siyang binibilang.
Basahin ang buong metodolohiya naminSources
Official pages this content quotes, all checked on October 11, 2026.
- IRCC: Express Entry – Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) criteria
- IRCC: Express Entry – Check your score
- IRCC: Express Entry – Rounds of invitations
- IRCC: Express Entry – Category-based selection
- IRCC: Apply for permanent residence through Express Entry
- IRCC: Ministerial instructions respecting invitations to apply for permanent residence under the Express Entry system
Point grid last checked October 11, 2026.