Express Entry CRS Estimator

Estimate your Comprehensive Ranking System score using IRCC-aligned rules, including the Labour Market Integration factor from 3 November 2026.

General information only · Supervised by Atty. George M. Garvida

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CRS score estimator

This tool provides a general estimate only. IRCC's official CRS calculator governs if results differ. It does not guarantee an Invitation to Apply or any immigration outcome. For a full case review, complete our Express Entry Assessment intake, use the eligibility checker, or book a consultation.

2026 policy note: Category-based selection now generally requires 12 months of eligible work experience (previously 6 months for some categories). From 3 November 2026, the Labour Market Integration factor (max 150 points without a spouse or partner in the profile; max 140 with) is in effect on IRCC's CRS grid. LMIAs are not required for qualifying job-offer CRS points. Choose a score date below — dates before 3 November 2026 use the March 2025 grid; from that date, enter high-wage NOC details for the Labour Market Integration factor. IRCC may pause invitation rounds for up to two weeks while pool profiles are recalculated. CRS criteria — Canada.ca.

Not legal advice. Processed under the supervision of Atty. George M. Garvida, Barrister & Solicitor (LSO 68091D).

Tool EBBI-EE-CRS-2026-07 · Rules version 2026-11 (Labour Market Integration from 3 Nov 2026)

Status

Age & Edu

Language

Work

Additional

Marital status

What is your marital status?

Is your spouse or partner a Canadian citizen or permanent resident?

Will your spouse or partner accompany you to Canada?

Spouse factors apply only when married/common-law, partner is not a Canadian citizen or PR, and they will accompany you.

First official language

Which test did you take?

Listening

Reading

Writing

Speaking

Do you have results for a second official language?

Skilled work experience

Canadian experience: skilled work in Canada (NOC TEER 0–3). Foreign experience: skilled work outside Canada.

Years of skilled work in Canada

Years of skilled work outside Canada

Certificate of qualification in a skilled trade (Canadian authority)?

Labour Market Integration (from 3 Nov 2026)

From 3 November 2026, IRCC awards up to 150 CRS points (140 if you have a spouse or partner in your profile) for either qualifying Canadian work experience (work-length plus eligible high-wage occupation) or a qualifying job offer in an eligible high-wage occupation — whichever path gives more points, not both. High-wage work adds up to 70, 40, or 20 extra points (2×, 1.5×, or 1.3× median tiers); qualifying job offers add up to 100, 70, or 50 points at those tiers. Tier is based on the occupation’s NOC on IRCC’s published list, not your salary. High-wage NOC list — Canada.ca

Score using CRS rules as of

Job offers (from 3 Nov 2026): A qualifying Express Entry job offer does not require an LMIA for CRS points. At permanent residence, an officer must still be satisfied the job offer is genuine. Confirm on Canada.ca.

Is your Canadian skilled work in a high-wage occupation (IRCC list)?

High-wage status uses the occupation’s Canada-wide median wage tier (1.3×, 1.5×, or 2× the national median), not your personal hourly pay.

NOC for your Canadian skilled work (2021, 5 digits)

Enter a NOC to see whether it is on IRCC’s high-wage list and which tier applies (for the work-experience path).

Your hourly wage in that job (optional, for your records)

Not used in the CRS math — IRCC uses the occupation median from its published list.

Valid qualifying job offer in Canada (Express Entry)?

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What this may mean

Marital status

Age & education

Spouse or partner — education

First official language

Spouse or partner — language

Skilled work experience

Labour Market Integration (from 3 Nov 2026)

Additional points

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