CRS Points Calculators

A provincial nomination adds 600 CRS points. See your score before and after nomination with this free calculator, and learn what nomination does — and does not — guarantee.

A trade certificate of qualification plus strong language can earn 25 or 50 skill-transferability points. Check your trades combination with this free 2026 calculator.

If your spouse does not accompany you, you are scored as a single applicant for core CRS factors. Compare single vs with-spouse points side by side with this free calculator.

A Canadian post-secondary credential adds 15 points (1–2 years) or 30 points (3+ years) on top of your core score. Check your Canadian education bonus with this free tool.

Two or more credentials (one 3+ years) are worth 128 CRS points — more than a single bachelor’s. Calculate your education points and the gain over a bachelor’s degree.

A sibling in Canada can add 15 CRS points to your Express Entry profile — if they are 18+, a citizen or permanent resident, and living in Canada. Free calculator + full 2026 guide.

Up to 100 CRS points hide in skill transferability combinations. Calculate yours and find the points most candidates leave on the table.

French speakers can earn +25 or +50 bonus CRS points. Check your bonus with this free calculator and learn the fastest way to NCLC 7.

Every birthday after 30 costs CRS points. Simulate your score year by year and learn how to beat the age curve — free simulator + strategies.

Below the CRS cut-off? Plan your fastest route up: tick the improvements you can make and watch your projected score climb.