Work out where you stand, before you pay anyone.
Four tools we built for our own intake process, opened up. No sign-up, no email required, nothing stored.
- 01CRS score estimatorSee roughly where you would rank in the Express Entry pool, and what moves the number.
- 02IELTS / CELPIP to CLBConvert your test results into the Canadian Language Benchmark that programs actually use.
- 03Provincial stream finderFind the provinces whose nominee streams most often suit your occupation.
- 04Document checklistBuild and print the starting document list for your specific route.
Estimate your CRS score.
Set the four factors that carry the most weight and watch the score move.
A provincial nomination or category draw could get you there.
Frustratingly close. One language band usually settles it.
Below the cut-off? That's fixable. Our RCIC can often lift your score, better language results, the right province, or a nomination. Let's build a plan.
Estimate only, for guidance. Not an official IRCC calculation — real scores depend on many factors we'll review with you.
Convert your language scores.
Programs are written in CLB levels, not IELTS bands. Your CLB is set by your weakest skill.
CLB 7 meets the Federal Skilled Worker minimum. Reaching CLB 9 is usually the single biggest score gain available.
Your CLB level is set by your weakest skill, which is why one low band can hold back an otherwise strong profile. TEF and TCF results for French convert on their own scale.
Find your province.
Nominee streams are occupation-driven. Pick your field to see which provinces most often want it.
- 01British ColumbiaBC PNP Skills Immigration — HealthcareRuns targeted healthcare draws with lower score thresholds.
- 02OntarioOINP Human Capital / Employer Job OfferLargest healthcare employer base in the country.
- 03SaskatchewanSINP In-Demand OccupationsHealthcare sits high on the in-demand list, no job offer needed for some streams.
Indicative only. Streams open and close frequently; we confirm what is actually accepting applications for your profile.
Build your document list.
Tick items off as you gather them. Print it and keep it by the file.
A general starting checklist. Requirements vary by program, country and your own circumstances, and IRCC may request more. We give you an exact list for your file.
Numbers are a starting point, not a plan.
These tools give you a rough position. Turning that into a filed application is where we come in, and the first conversation is free.
Start your journey to Canada today.
A simple question or a full assessment, we are here to help and reply within two business days.
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- Burnaby, BC & Montréal, QC