CANADA 67 POINTS CALCULATOR

Canada is always in need of skilled immigrants who can help in-country economic development. To move to Canada as a skilled worker, you have to apply for a Canada PR Visa through the Express Entry program, one of the major programs under Canada immigration. It is the fastest immigration pathway for a PR Visa. It manages the profiles of immigrants under the following three federal immigration programs:

• Federal Skilled Worker Program (FSWP)
• Federal Skilled Trades Program (FSTP)
• Canadian Experience Class (CEC)

You have to score 67 out of 100 to apply for a PR Visa through the Express entry program. After you have 67 points and have met the following minimum requirements, you can create a profile in the express entry program:

• Language Skills: You must get a minimum level of CLB (Canadian Language Benchmark) level 7 for one official language in all four abilities (Speaking, Reading, Writing, and Listening). The candidate is required to get 6 per band in IELTS for the English language.

• Work Experience: You must have a minimum of one year of work experience in the past 10 years in the field of work that is categorized under NOC (National Occupation Classification) skill type 0, A, or B.

• Education: Minimum high school diploma/degree or certificate that is equivalent to the Canadian education system. ECA (Education Credential Assessment) is mandatory for your educational qualifications.

• Age: The candidate must be a minimum of 18 years of age to be eligible to apply.

• Proof of funds: Must provide proof of settlement funds to show that you will be able to support yourself and any accompanying family members for their move to Canada.

For a candidate to be eligible for AINP through the Express Entry program, the candidate needs to clear the 67 points system. In this unique point assessment grid, points are awarded to the candidates based on the credentials submitted. Based on these points, candidates will be able to calculate their points for the AINP  Points Calculator. Following are the factors based on which points are awarded: