Comprehensive Ranking Score Calculator

CRS Score Formula:

\[ CRS = \text{Core/Human Capital} + \text{Spouse/Common-Law Factors} + \text{Skill Transferability} + \text{Additional Points} \]

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First Official Language Proficiency (CLB):

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Canadian Sibling:

Canadian Education:

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1. What is the Comprehensive Ranking System?

The Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) is the points-based system used to assess and score a candidate's profile for immigration to Canada through Express Entry. It evaluates factors like age, education, language skills, and work experience to determine eligibility.

2. How Does the CRS Calculator Work?

The calculator uses the official CRS formula:

\[ CRS = \text{Core/Human Capital} + \text{Spouse/Common-Law Factors} + \text{Skill Transferability} + \text{Additional Points} \]

Where:

Core/Human Capital — Age, education, official language proficiency, and Canadian work experience
Spouse/Common-Law Factors — Partner's education, language ability, and Canadian experience
Skill Transferability — Combination of education, language, and foreign work experience
Additional Points — Canadian education, relatives in Canada, French language skills, etc.

3. Importance of CRS Score

Details: Your CRS score determines your rank in the Express Entry pool. Higher scores increase your chances of receiving an Invitation to Apply (ITA) for permanent residence. The minimum score required changes with each Express Entry draw.

4. Using the Calculator

Tips: Enter accurate information about your age, education, language test results, and work experience. The more precise your inputs, the more accurate your estimated CRS score will be.

5. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q1: What is a good CRS score?
A: CR