What's Your Express Entry Selection Factor

Canada has a points-based immigration system called Express Entry. You must have a score of at least 67 points out of a possible 100 Selection Factor criteria before you apply under the Express Entry Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS).

You must also complete the Express Entry CRS (Comprehensive Ranking System) and generally need a score of 480 or more – so don’t forget that step! See our free Express Entry calculator.

A review and confirmation of your documentation and qualifications is required in order to verify this result. We would be pleased to review your documentation and assist you in your application.

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1) Language (Maximum 28 Points)

Which is your first official language?

Which Language test did you take?

What are your IELTS Band Scores?

Speaking Listening Reading Writing

What are your CELPIP Band Scores?

Speaking Listening Reading Writing

Which Language test did you take?

What are your TEF Canada Band Scores?

Comprehension de l’ecrit Comprehension de l’oral Expression ecrite Expression orale

What are your TCF Canada Band Scores?

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Do you have a second official language?

What is your second official language?

Have you taken a language test?

Which Language test did you take?

What are your IELTS Band Scores?

Speaking Listening Reading Writing

What are your CELPIP Band Scores?

Speaking Listening Reading Writing

Which Language test did you take?

What are your TEF Canada Band Scores?

Comprehension de l’ecrit Comprehension de l’oral Expression ecrite Expression orale

What are your TCF Canada Band Scores?

Comprehension de l’ecrit Comprehension de l’oral Expression ecrite Expression orale

2) Education (Maximum 25 Points)

Do you have a Canadian Education?

Have you completed the WES assessment?

What is the highest level of education you have achieved?

Bachelor of Laws
Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy degree
Doctor of Chiropractic degree
Doctor of Dental Surgery degree
Doctor of Medicine degree
Doctor of Optometry degree
Doctor of Podiatry degree
Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree
First Professional Degree in Dentistry
First professional degree in Veterinary Medicine
First professional degree in Medicine
First professional degree in medicine (Doctor of Medicine)
First professional university degree in chiropractic medicine
First professional university degree in chiropractic medicine, preceded by prerequisite undergraduate study
First professional university degree in dentistry
First professional university degree in dentistry, preceded by prerequisite undergraduate study
First professional university degree in law
First professional university degree in law, preceded by [x years] prerequisite undergraduate study
First professional university degree in medicine
First professional university degree in medicine, preceded by prerequisite undergraduate study
First professional university degree in optometry
First professional university degree in optometry, preceded by prerequisite undergraduate study
First professional university degree in podiatric medicine
First professional university degree in podiatric medicine, preceded by prerequisite undergraduate study
First professional university degree in veterinary medicine
First professional university degree in veterinary medicine, preceded by prerequisite undergraduate study
Five or more years of professional university study in chiropractic medicine
Five or more years of professional university study in dentistry
Five or more years of professional university study in optometry
Five or more years of professional university study in pharmacy
Five or more years of professional university study in podiatry
Four to five years of professional study in podiatry
Four to seven years of professional study in dentistry
Four to seven years of professional study in veterinary medicine
Four-year Bachelor of Science degree with a focus in pharmacy
Juris Doctor

3) Work Experience (Maximum 15 Points)

Have you had full-time paid work (at least 30 hours per week or an equal amount of part-time [15 hours per week for 24 months]) at skill type of NOC 0 A or B In Canada and Outside of Canada?

How many years of work experience do you have?

4) Age (Maximum 12 points)

What is your current age?

5) Arranged Employment (Maximum 10 Points)

Do you have a valid job offer?

Job offer must be continuous paid full time work that is not seasonal; for at least 1 year; and in an occupation listed as skill type 0, A, or B

6) Adaptability (Maximum 10 Points)

PLEASE CHOOSE ALL THAT APPLY

Does the applicant have a relative living in Canada that is 18 years or older and a Canadian/PR? The relative must be parent, grandparent, child, grandchild, sibling, aunt or uncle by blood or marriage.

Has your spouse written the English or French test – that is approved by CIC- must have CLB level 4?

Has your spouse studied in Canada for at least 2 years?

Has your spouse worked in Canada for at least 15 hours per week – at least in NOC 0, A or B with a work permit?

Do you have arranged employment?

Does the applicant have at least 1 year of work experience in NOC 0, A or B with a valid work permit?

Does the applicant have past studies in Canada of two full academic years?

None Apply

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What's Your Express Entry Selection Factor?

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