Canada immigration points calculators: CRS and FSW
Two separate scores decide much of an Express Entry application. The Federal Skilled Worker grid checks whether you can enter the pool. The CRS ranks you once you are in it. Estimate both here, with every point explained.
Both calculators use IRCC rules in effect from 3 November 2026, including the new labour market integration factor. The highest possible CRS score is now 1,270.
Check FSW eligibility points
Scored out of 100, with a pass mark of 67. Minimum requirements are checked first, because points cannot make up for a missing requirement.
Estimate your CRS score
Scored out of 1,270 for every Express Entry candidate, including Canadian Experience Class. See core, spouse, transferability and additional points, and compare a change.
Check how the numbers work
Every table comes from IRCC pages, with the date we checked them, our tests, and the limits of an estimate.
FSW points and CRS points are different
| FSW selection factors | CRS (Express Entry) | |
|---|---|---|
| What it decides | Whether you qualify for the Federal Skilled Worker Program | Your rank in the Express Entry pool |
| Scale | 0 to 100, pass mark 67 | 0 to 1,270 |
| Who it applies to | FSW applicants only | All Express Entry candidates (FSW, CEC, FSTP) |
| Factors | Language, education, experience, age, arranged employment, adaptability | Core human capital, spouse, skill transferability, additional points |
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Maple Points Path is not a government website and is not linked to IRCC. Your answers are calculated in your own browser and are never sent to us or stored. No account is needed.