Express Entry
Calculate your estimated Express Entry CRS score.
Answer the questions below to receive an estimated Comprehensive Ranking System score, with a clear breakdown of the factors included.
This is an independent tool built by 711 Immigration Services. It is not a Government of Canada service and does not connect to any government system. The estimate is calculated only from the answers you enter.
Updated for the November 3, 2026 CRS changes
- Skilled Canadian work experience in a high-wage occupation can add 20, 40 or 70 points on top of the usual Canadian work experience points.
- A qualifying job offer in a high-wage occupation can add 50, 70 or 100 points, and an LMIA is no longer required.
- You receive the work experience points or the job offer points, whichever is higher, never both. The maximum score is now 1,270.
Past cut-off scores were set under the previous rules, so they are not a reliable guide until new rounds are held. IRCC has paused invitations while it recalculates existing profiles. Read IRCC’s announcement or check the high-wage occupation list.
Your marital status
This decides which set of point tables applies to your profile.
Important
This calculator provides an estimate for general guidance. It does not determine whether you are eligible for Express Entry and does not guarantee an invitation to apply. If there is any difference between this estimate and the score generated by the official Express Entry system, the official system governs. CRS rules can change, and this calculator is updated when the applicable rules change.
Calculator questions
No. A person must first meet the requirements of an Express Entry program. The CRS is then used to rank eligible profiles in the pool.
No. The calculator works entirely in your browser. It does not store, transmit or require passport numbers, UCI numbers or document uploads.
A consultation can review the factors in your profile, the evidence behind them and other immigration pathways that may be relevant. No specific score or invitation can be guaranteed.
IRCC added points for skilled Canadian work experience in high-wage occupations (20, 40 or 70 points on top of the usual work experience points) and for a qualifying job offer in a high-wage occupation (50, 70 or 100 points). An LMIA is no longer required for a job offer. You receive either the work experience points or the job offer points, whichever is higher, not both. The maximum CRS score is now 1,270.
IRCC publishes a high-wage occupation list by NOC code, in three levels: at least 1.3, 1.5 or 2 times the median wage of the Canadian workforce. The level depends on the typical earnings for the occupation across Canada, not on your own salary. If your NOC code is uncertain, that is worth reviewing before you rely on these points.
IRCC is recalculating every existing profile, which can take up to two weeks, and has paused invitation rounds until that is complete. Candidates who wanted job offer points had to add the job offer details to their profile before November 3, 2026.
No. Previous rounds can provide context, but future round types, categories, invitation numbers and cut-off scores can change.