What are the top 5 uses of CRS score calculator

Planning to move to Canada? There are many suitable pathways that can lead you to permanent residence. But to be able to be eligible for any of these you need to get a suitable score. This score is your pass to enter and even be ranked on the Comprehensive Ranking system.

Only once you qualify for the Canada PR Eligibility points calculator can you enter the Express entry profile. Your first step must be to create such an express entry profile. Put in all the details related to your age, work experience, education, or language. 

Ensure that all the points are accurate and in the correct order for the points to be calculated in a proper manner. 

Take a look at the Canada PR eligibility calculator: 

Your CRS score calculator is an online electronic system. This helpful tool provides you with general guidance and reference purposes. 

The results provided by the CRS scoring system are in accordance with provisions of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act, and the Immigration and Refugee Protection Regulations, Also it is in accordance with the Minister's Instructions issued under IRPA s.10.3.

Comprehensive Ranking System 

On the CRS ranking system, you are ranked as eligible for immigration to Canada through Express Entry as per the following factors:

1. Core Human Capital Factors 

2. The spouse who is coming along or any common-law partner factors 

3. The factor of Skills Transferability 

4. Having a Provincial Nomination (600 CRS points straight)\

Under the Comprehensive Ranking there is a total of 1200 points available for grabs. You can use the CRS score calculator to know where you stand on the ranking system. 

Without a spouse or a common law partner:

With a spouse or a common law partner:

In case you have a low CRS score, applying along with your spouse or a common-law partner can help you gain points. If that does not work out and you still need your spouse or common-law partner to accompany you, the best way is to apply for a spouse visa for Canada from India. 

Boost your CRS scores with these simple tips

Tip No. 1 - Add your common-law partner or spouse. 

This can really lead to a CRS points increase. By even retaking their language test or getting an educational credential assessment done they can upscale their scores.  

Even a post-secondary education can lead to a CRS points increase. As a single applicant at times your profile gets higher scores. Since your score can change depending on whether you're taking along your spouse you can mention them as non-accompanying to increase your points. 

For them, you can apply for a spouse visa for Canada from India. 

Tip No. 2 - You can Retake your IELTS test to get ahead with your CRS scores. 

Good IELTS results like 8,0 to 10.0 across all bands can get you up to 160 points. The minimum ielts requirement for Canada PR can be from 6 to 6.5 also. But if you have a post-secondary education coupled with a good IELTS score you can even get an additional 50 points.

Even 3 years of work experience with good IELTS scores can get you an added 50 points. Under the Federal Skilled Worker program, you need to score a minimum CLB 7 to be qualified for Express entry. 

You can take the IELTS test as many times as you wish. What's more, you can update your Express Entry profile with your new IELTS results and check the score change on the CRS score calculator.

Tip No. 3 - Get more Work Experience

Since the EE system takes care of three core economic-based immigration programs your work experience counts. If you do not qualify for Express entry and gaining work experience so fast is not easy what else can you do?

You can come to Canada as a student and gain part-time work experience (as a temporary worker). When you have Canada-based work experience more immigration choices open for you. 

The NOC matrix is used to assign scores to all professions. Whichever NOC codes you use to claim your work experience, ensure that they are accurate. A right NOC code choice can lead to a points increase. 

Tip No. 4 - Gain a Job Offer 

A job offer that is eligible by a Canada-based employer can get you between 50 to 200 extra points. You can search for them on the Canada Job Bank or private job boards and social networking platforms to come in touch with Canadian employers in your field. 

Tip No 5 - Provincial Nomination

Nominations from any Canada province can add 600 additional points. The majority of these provinces run a nomination program aligned with Express Entry. Applying for the PNP is to keep in mind a separate immigration process altogether. 

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