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Canada Immigration Calculators

These free tools help organize the numbers used in Canadian immigration planning. Use them alongside current federal and provincial guidance; they do not assess eligibility or predict an invitation.

Using these immigration calculators

Federal and provincial selection systems answer different questions. The federal Comprehensive Ranking System ranks candidates in the Express Entry pool, while provincial nomination programs use their own pathways and selection criteria. A language benchmark is a conversion of test results, not a points total. Keep those distinctions in mind when comparing results.

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Help before you begin

Frequently asked questions

Are these official Canadian immigration calculators?

No. The provincial tools are score worksheets and the CRS page adds values you enter. Use IRCC and provincial program pages for official assessments.

Do immigration rules change?

Yes. Program criteria, invitation rounds and language requirements can change. Review the linked government source before acting.

Which calculator should I use for Express Entry?

Use the CRS score worksheet to add category totals, and the CLB calculator to map IELTS General Training results by skill.

Can I apply based only on a score shown here?

No. Eligibility and selection depend on current program rules and your full profile. Use official instructions and qualified advice where needed.

Why do CRS and PNP points differ?

They are separate scoring systems run by federal and provincial programs, each with its own purpose and criteria.