🇨🇦 67-Point Canada Immigration Eligibility Calculator – How It Works

This free tool helps you instantly estimate your eligibility for the Federal Skilled Worker Program (FSWP) under Express Entry.

Here’s what each section does:

✅ Education
You can earn up to 25 points depending on your highest degree. For foreign education, you must have an Educational Credential Assessment (ECA) to count the points.

✅ First Official Language Proficiency
You can get up to 24 points for English or French proficiency.
Enter your CLB (Canadian Language Benchmark) scores in Reading, Writing, Speaking, and Listening.
CLB between 7–12 are valid.

✅ Second Official Language Proficiency
If you demonstrate CLB 5+ in all four skills in your second language, you earn 4 additional points.

✅ Work Experience
Points are awarded for full-time, skilled work experience (NOC TEER 0–3). The more years you have, the more points you gain (up to 15).

✅ Age
Points are based on your age at application submission.
Applicants 18–35 get the maximum 12 points.

✅ Arranged Employment
A valid, continuous, full-time job offer in Canada adds 10 points.

✅ Adaptability
You can claim points for various factors like:

• Spouse language ability

• Canadian education

• Canadian work experience

• Arranged employment

• Relatives in Canada

You can check all that apply, but Adaptability is capped at 10 points maximum.

🎯 How the Calculator Estimates Eligibility

1️⃣ You enter all the required information.
2️⃣ The calculator sums points across the six selection factors.
3️⃣ If your total score is 67 or higher, you are likely eligible to apply under the Federal Skilled Worker Program.
4️⃣ If your score is below 67, you may need to improve language scores, gain more work experience, or secure a valid job offer to qualify.

✅ Note: This is only an unofficial estimate. Your actual eligibility is determined by IRCC upon profile submission.

📝 Example

If you have:

• A Master’s degree (23 points)

• CLB 9 in all first language abilities (24 points)

• 4 years of work experience (13 points)

• Age 32 (12 points)

• No job offer (0 points)

• Spouse studied in Canada (5 points)

✅ Your score would be:
23 + 24 + 13 + 12 + 0 + 5 = 77 points
✅ Eligible!

✨ Tip:

You can experiment with different scenarios to see how improving your CLB or adding a job offer increases your chances.