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Your path to Canada, one clear step at a time.

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From "where do I start?" to "I have a plan."

Five steps, one path. Each step has a tool built for it.

01Explore the news and basics
02Check your CRS score
03Match with PR programs
04Prepare with a guide
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CRS score calculator

Estimate your Express Entry Comprehensive Ranking System score. Your result updates as you answer.

About you
A spouse who is a Canadian citizen or PR, or who is not coming, is scored as "none".
Education outside Canada needs an Educational Credential Assessment (ECA).
Language
First language level (CLB or NCLC)
Enter your Canadian Language Benchmark level for each ability. Convert test scores with IRCC's official chart.
Second official language level (French)
Leave on "Below CLB 4 / no test" if you have not been tested.
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This calculator gives an estimate for information only. It is not legal advice, and Canadoze is not a law firm or a licensed immigration consultant. Your official score is based on your Express Entry profile. Always confirm with the Government of Canada.

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Canada PR Pathways in 2026: Express Entry vs PNP vs Pilots

Express Entry, PNP or a pilot? Compare the main routes by cut-off, timeline and requirements, and find the one that fits your profile.

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New Brunswick Critical Worker Pilot: 6 Employers, Requirements & How to Apply

The NB Critical Worker Pilot only works through six employers. Here they are, what they look for, and the steps from job offer to permanent residence.

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How to Increase Your CRS Score in 2026: 7 Proven Ways

Below the cut-off? These seven moves actually move your CRS score — with the points each one is worth, from language retests to a provincial nomination.

What the latest Express Entry draw means for you

A quick read on cut-offs, categories and your next move.

Rural Community Immigration Pilot: is it for you?

Who the pilot is built for and how communities take part.

Your first 30 days in Canada: a checklist

The paperwork, accounts and basics to sort out early.

Where to look for work in Saskatchewan

In-demand sectors and how newcomers find employers.

Ontario nominee streams at a glance

A side-by-side look at the main OINP streams.

Canadian facts they never taught you

Trivia, quirks and surprises from coast to coast.

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PR program matcher

Tell us about your work, language and where you want to live. We shortlist the Canadian PR programs worth a closer look, and show what is missing for the rest.

Your work
Look up your job on the official NOC site to confirm its TEER.
Language and education
Use your weakest ability (reading, writing, speaking or listening) in your stronger language.
Quebec assesses French on its own scale (Échelle québécoise); use your closest level here.
Where you want to live
Do not know it? Use our CRS calculator first.
Program-specific checks
Your matches will appear here.

This tool gives a shortlist for information only. Program rules, intakes and caps change often, and every province runs several streams with their own criteria. It is not legal advice, and Canadoze is not a law firm or a licensed immigration consultant. Always confirm eligibility on the official program page before you apply.