Free Canadian Immigration Calculators & Tools

Work out your Express Entry ranking score across every factor IRCC counts, with a breakdown showing exactly where your points come from. Reflects the removal of job offer points in March 2025.

Every recent round of invitations with its date, category, invitations issued and CRS cut-off — read live from IRCC's own data, so it is current the day a draw happens.

Check whether you meet the 67-point minimum for the Federal Skilled Worker Program. This decides whether you can enter the Express Entry pool at all — a separate question from your CRS ranking.

Turn IELTS, CELPIP, PTE Core, TEF or TCF results into Canadian Language Benchmark levels, and see which programme thresholds your weakest ability clears.

Count your days toward the 1,095 needed for citizenship, including half-day credit for time in Canada before permanent residence — protected persons included.

Score yourself against the Ontario Workforce Priority stream — the single stream that replaced Ontario's entire nominee lineup in May 2026 — using Ontario's published scoring factors.

The SINP International Skilled Worker grid, scored out of 110 with a 60-point minimum. Often one of the more accessible provincial routes for applicants with no Canadian experience.

Score your BC PNP registration out of 200 on the Skills Immigration grid. Wage is the largest single factor, and a job outside Metro Vancouver can be worth 25 points on its own.

Score the AAIP Worker Expression of Interest out of 100. There is no minimum to submit, and English and French are scored on separate scales with the higher of the two applying.

Score the MPNP grid out of 100 against its 60-point minimum — and check the connection to Manitoba that every applicant needs regardless of score.

Not a calculator — a personal review. Tell us your situation and a licensed RCIC-IRB will assess which pathways are realistically open to you.