Express Entry CRS Score Report
Your CRS Score is:
Based on the information you provided you may be eligible for the following streams of Express Entry:
CEC
FSW
FST
PNP
To assess your chances for a successful Express Entry application, see the following analytical charts:
Canadian Experience Class (CEC)
CRS score of lowest-ranked candidate invited
This is a chart showing you minimum scores that were invited to apply for PR under the CEC stream of Express Entry. Your score is shown with the dashed line so you can compare your score with the minimum score curve. This should give you an idea about your chances for a successful application under this stream based on historical data.
Eligibility Criteria
Type/Level of work experience
Canadian experience in 1 of these NOCs:
TEER 0 or TEER 1 or TEER 2 or TEER 3
Language skills
English or French skills
- CLB 7 if your NOC is 0 or 1
- CLB 5 if your NOC is 2 or 3
Amount of work experience
One year in Canada in the last 3 years (either combination of full-time or part-time work)
Job offer
Not required.
Education
Not required.
Important Remarks
Volunteer work, unpaid internships, self-employment and work experience gained during full-time studies in Canada ARE NOT eligible for this stream.
Read moreFederal Skilled Workers (FSW)
FSW score of the latest invited candidate
This is a chart showing you minimum scores that were invited to apply for PR under the FSW stream of Express Entry. Your score is shown with the dashed line so you can compare your score with the minimum score curve. This should give you an idea about your chances for a successful application under this stream based on historical data.
Eligibility Criteria
Type/Level of work experience
Canadian experience in 1 of these NOCs:
TEER 0 یا TEER 1 یا TEER 2 یا TEER 3
Language skills
English or French skills
- CLB 7
Amount of work experience
One year continuous within the last 10 years (combination of part-time, full-time or more than 1 job in your primary occupation)
Job offer
Not required.
But you can get selection criteria (FSW) points for having a valid job offer.
Education
Secondary education required.
You can get more selection criteria (FSW) points for your post-secondary education.
Federal Skilled Trades (FST)
FST score of the latest invited candidate
This is a chart showing you minimum scores that were invited to apply for PR under the FST stream of Express Entry. Your score is shown with the dashed line so you can compare your score with the minimum score curve. This should give you an idea about your chances for a successful application under this stream based on historical data.
Eligibility Criteria
Type/Level of work experience
Canadian or foreign experience in a skilled trade under key groups of NOC B
Language skills
English or French skills
- CLB/NCLC 5 for speaking and listening
- CLB/NCLC 4 for reading and writing
Amount of work experience
Two years within last 5 years (either combination of full-time or part-time work)
Job offer
Required:
- A valid job offer of full-time employment for a total period of at least 1 year; or
- A certificate of qualification in that skilled trade issued by a Canadian provincial, territorial or federal authority.
Education
Not required.
Important Remarks
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Major Group 72, industrial, electrical and construction trades
Except for major subgroup 726, transportation officers and controllers - Major Group 73, maintenance and equipment operation trades
- Major Group 82, supervisors and technical jobs in natural resources, agriculture and related production
- Major Group 83, Natural Resources and Related Manufacturing Occupations
- Major Group 92, processing, manufacturing and utilities supervisors and central control operators
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Major Group 93, Central Control and Process Operators and Aircraft Assembly Assemblers and Inspectors
Except for major subgroup 932, aircraft assemblers and aircraft assembly inspectors - Minor Group 632, chefs and cooks
- Minor Group 633, butchers and bakers
Provincial Nominee Program (PNP)
PNP score of lowest-ranked candidate invited
This is a chart showing you minimum scores that were invited to apply for PR under the PNP stream of Express Entry. Your score is shown with the dashed line so you can compare your score with the minimum score curve. This should give you an idea about your chances for a successful application under this stream based on historical data. Note that your CRS Score in this chart is reflected with the assumption that you have a nomination certificate. Thus 600 points is added to your CRS score.
Eligibility Criteria
If you’re eligible for one of the above programs, you can also apply through Express Entry for the Provincial Nominee Program.
If you’re nominated, you’ll get extra 600 points so you can be invited to apply quickly.
Note 1: You must have a nomination certificate from a province or territory.
Note 2: 600 points have been added to your CRS score on the chart.
Important Remarks
For this stream you must have a nomination certificate from a province or territory which will give you 600 extra points.
Read moreNumber of Annual Draws – All Streams
Click on each column to see results per month in each year
This chart gives you a holistic overview of all Express Entry draws since it launched on January 1, 2015. Therefore it can give you an idea about which streams of Express Entry have a quicker turn out.
How Can I Improve my Chances?
Tip #1: Language, Language, Language:
- If you get CLB 7 or higher, you will get additional points for your post-secondary education (50 points) and foreign work experience (50 points)
- Canada is a bilingual country with English and French as its official languages. As such, showing skills in both languages will give you a CRS point boost:
- If you score NCLC 7 or higher on all four French language skills, you can get:
- 25 additional points for English CLB 4 or lower
- 25 additional points for English CLB 4 or lower
Tip #2: Job Offer:
- Securing an eligible offer of employment can earn you 200 points. You may be eligible for these additional points through LMIA-exempt offers of employment under programs such as ICT, or C-11
Tip #3: Canadian Education:
- If you earn a credential of one or two years in Canada, you will get 15 additional points, and if you earn a credential of three years or longer in Canada, you will get 30 additional points.
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