Immigration & PR11 calculators and trackers
Immigration and PR Calculators for Canada
Every calculator and tracker for planning permanent residence and keeping your status: CRS score, language levels, NOC codes, draws, processing times and the days you need for citizenship.
- Free
- No sign-up
- Official rates and rules
- Updated October 2026
- CalculatorCRS calculatorEstimate your Express Entry score out of 1,200.Open →
- TrackerExpress Entry drawsLatest rounds, cut-offs and whether your score would have been invited.Open →
- CalculatorCLB converterConvert IELTS, CELPIP, PTE Core, TEF or TCF results to CLB levels.Open →
- CalculatorFSW 67-point calculatorCheck whether you pass the Federal Skilled Worker grid.Open →
- CalculatorCEC hours calculatorCount qualifying Canadian work hours toward 1,560.Open →
- CalculatorNOC code finderFind your NOC 2021 code and TEER level.Open →
- TrackerOINP draws trackerOntario PNP invitation rounds and scores.Open →
- TrackerIRCC processing timesMonthly processing times for applications made inside Canada.Open →
- CalculatorDays in Canada calculatorCount physical presence for citizenship and the PR residency rule.Open →
- CalculatorStatus expiry timelineSee your permit, SIN, health card and passport dates in one view.Open →
- CalculatorSuper Visa income calculatorMinimum income to invite parents or grandparents.Open →
Key facts for 2026
- Express Entry ranks you with the CRS, scored out of 1,200; a provincial nomination adds 600.
- Federal Skilled Worker is pass or fail at 67 of 100 points; the Canadian Experience Class needs 1,560 hours of skilled work in 3 years.
- Language is scored per ability; IELTS General, CELPIP, PTE Core, TEF and TCF are accepted, IELTS Academic is not.
- Citizenship needs 1,095 days in Canada in 5 years; keeping PR needs 730 days in every 5 years.
- Apply to extend your permit before it expires to stay on maintained status.
Which immigration tool should I use first?
Start with the CLB converter and NOC code finder, because your language level and occupation decide which programs you qualify for. Then calculate your CRS score and compare it with recent draw cut-offs.
| Your question | Tool |
|---|---|
| What is my language level? | CLB converter |
| Does my job count as skilled work? | NOC code finder |
| Am I eligible for Federal Skilled Worker? | FSW 67-point calculator |
| Do I have enough Canadian experience? | CEC hours calculator |
| What is my Express Entry score? | CRS calculator |
| Would my score have been invited? | Express Entry draws and OINP draws |
| How long will IRCC take? | IRCC processing times |
What is the order of steps to get PR through Express Entry?
Check eligibility, take an approved language test, get your foreign education assessed, create a profile, wait for an invitation in a draw, then submit your PR application.
- Eligibility: FSW 67 points or 1,560 CEC hours, in TEER 0 to 3 work.
- Score: your CRS score ranks you against other candidates in the pool.
- Invitation: IRCC holds rounds by program or category; your score must meet the cut-off of a draw you qualify for.
- After you land: count your days with the days in Canada calculator for citizenship and the PR residency rule.
How do I avoid losing my status while I wait?
Apply to extend before your permit expires so you keep maintained status, and track every expiry date in one place, including your passport, SIN and health card.
The status expiry timeline shows how your permit, passport, SIN and health card dates interact, and the 90-day restoration window if a date is missed. Processing times for extensions change monthly: check them before you plan travel.
Canadianow is independent and not affiliated with the Government of Canada. Our tools give estimates for planning; confirm important decisions with the official source linked on each tool page.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
Are these the official IRCC calculators?
No. Canadianow is independent. The tools follow IRCC’s published rules, and each one links to the official source so you can confirm your result.
What CRS score do I need?
There is no fixed score. Each draw has its own cut-off, depending on the draw type and the number of invitations. Compare your score with recent rounds on the Express Entry draws tracker.
Which language test should I take?
For Express Entry in English, IELTS General Training, CELPIP-General or PTE Core; in French, TEF Canada or TCF Canada. IELTS Academic is not accepted.
Do the tools save my answers?
No. The calculators run in your browser and nothing you enter is sent to our servers.
