Canada Federal Skilled Worker 67-point calculator

Enter your language scores, education, experience and age. We add up your points out of 100 across the six selection factors and tell you whether you reach 67.

Last checked: 2026-10-19

First official language score (CLB) per ability

Speaking Listening Reading Writing

CLB 5+ in all four abilities of your second official language Highest education (as assessed by ECA) Years of full-time skilled work (last 10 years) Your age Valid job offer in Canada (LMIA-supported or exempt)

Adaptability Spouse/partner CLB 4+ You studied 2 full academic years in Canada Spouse studied 2 years in Canada You worked 1 full year in Canada (TEER 0-3) Spouse worked 1 full year in Canada Relative in Canada (citizen or PR, 18+)

Note: Canada changes how job offers count in Express Entry from 3 November 2026; re-check the job-offer factor after that date.

FSW points vs CRS points

The FSW grid (out of 100, pass mark 67) decides whether you may enter the Express Entry pool as a federal skilled worker. CRS points (out of 1,200) then rank you inside the pool and decide invitations.

Minimum requirements

One year of continuous full-time skilled work (TEER 0–3) in the last 10 years, CLB 7 in every first-language ability, an Educational Credential Assessment for foreign degrees, and proof of funds unless you have a valid job offer.

Sources

IRCC: six selection factors

An estimate, not immigration advice; IRCC decides.