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Canadian Immigration Points Calculators
Explore immigration points calculators for British Columbia, Ontario, Nova Scotia and the Federal Skilled Worker Program. These tools help estimate scores or review selected eligibility criteria using the information you provide.
Each immigration program has different requirements. A calculator result does not confirm eligibility, guarantee an invitation or determine whether an application will be approved.
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Choose the immigration calculator that matches your program
Select a calculator below to explore the relevant points system or preliminary eligibility requirements. Each tool opens on its own page.
British Columbia
BC PNP Points Calculator
Estimate your British Columbia Provincial Nominee Program Skills Immigration Registration System score and review selected eligibility considerations.
The tool examines factors such as occupation, work experience, education, language ability, wage and employment location.
Program: BC Provincial Nominee Program
Scoring: SIRS, up to 200 points
Use for: Skills Immigration registration scoring and preliminary checks
Ontario
Ontario OINP Calculator
Explore the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program Workforce Priority Expression of Interest scoring factors and preliminary eligibility considerations.
Depending on the pathway, the tool examines employment, occupation, education, language ability and Ontario connections.
Program: Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program
Scoring: Pathway specific EOI system
Use for: Preliminary score and eligibility assessment
Ontario updated its scoring rules in October 2026. Confirm that the calculator reflects the latest official requirements before relying on its result.
Nova Scotia
Nova Scotia NSNP Eligibility Calculator
Review preliminary eligibility considerations for selected Nova Scotia Nominee Program pathways and examine information relevant to the stream selected.
The tool considers factors such as employment, occupation, work experience, language ability and provincial connections.
Program: Nova Scotia Nominee Program
Assessment: Varies by immigration stream
Use for: Preliminary stream eligibility and applicable points checks
Not every Nova Scotia worker pathway uses a general points grid. Check the rules for the specific stream.
Federal Program
Federal Skilled Worker 67 Points Calculator
Estimate your Federal Skilled Worker Program selection factor score using the 100 point eligibility grid.
The tool considers language ability, education, skilled work experience, age, qualifying arranged employment and adaptability factors.
Program: Federal Skilled Worker Program
Scoring: 67 out of 100 general selection threshold
Use for: FSW selection factor eligibility assessment
The FSW 67 point score is different from the Express Entry CRS ranking score.
Compare Immigration Tools
Which immigration points calculator should you use?
Choose a calculator based on the immigration program you want to explore. Scores from different programs are not interchangeable.
| Calculator | Main purpose | Result | Limitation |
|---|---|---|---|
| BC PNP | Skills Immigration registration assessment | Estimated SIRS score | Does not guarantee an invitation or nomination |
| Ontario OINP | Ontario Workforce Priority pathway assessment | Preliminary EOI score and eligibility checks | Rules and selection priorities can change |
| Nova Scotia NSNP | Assessment of selected provincial immigration streams | Stream dependent eligibility information | No single points grid covers all streams |
| FSW 67 Points | Federal Skilled Worker selection factors | Estimated score out of 100 | Not the same as an Express Entry CRS score |
These tools are independent resources provided by Brookside Immigration Inc. They are not official government eligibility decisions.
Understanding Your Results
What does your immigration points score actually mean?
An immigration points score provides information about selected factors used by a particular program. It does not necessarily establish full eligibility.
For example, the Federal Skilled Worker selection grid assesses whether an applicant meets the program’s points threshold. Express Entry uses a separate Comprehensive Ranking System to rank eligible candidates.
Provincial nominee programs also have their own eligibility requirements and selection processes. A score may be only one part of the assessment.
Results should be considered alongside the current program rules and the documents supporting each claimed factor.
Common Mistakes
What mistakes should you avoid when calculating immigration points?
An estimate is only as useful as the information entered. These are common issues to check before relying on a calculated score.
Confusing FSW points with CRS
The Federal Skilled Worker selection factors and Express Entry CRS serve different purposes. A qualifying FSW score does not establish that an invitation is likely.
Selecting a NOC by job title alone
A job title may not fully describe actual employment duties. NOC classification should be considered against the duties performed and the relevant occupation description.
Using outdated program criteria
Immigration requirements, scoring factors and selection priorities can change. Check whether the calculator reflects the rules in effect when you intend to apply.
Claiming points without evidence
A calculator may accept information that an applicant cannot document. Employment, education, language results and other claimed factors may require supporting records.
Assuming a score guarantees selection
A score may affect how a candidate is ranked, but invitations can depend on program rules, selection priorities and other criteria.
Overlooking basic eligibility
Reaching a points threshold may not satisfy every program condition. Other requirements must be considered before a candidate can determine whether applying is appropriate.
Professional Immigration Assessment
When should you have your calculator results reviewed?
A professional assessment may be useful when eligibility depends on complex employment history, NOC duties, educational documents, immigration status or specific program conditions.
Brookside Immigration Inc. can review relevant information and assess potential immigration options within an agreed scope of professional services.
We can also discuss concerns arising from previous applications, refusals or differences between a calculator estimate and official program requirements.
Professional representation does not guarantee selection, nomination or approval.
Book an Immigration AssessmentFrequently Asked Questions
Canadian immigration points calculator FAQs
Are Brookside Immigration’s points calculators free to use?
The calculators are available on Brookside Immigration’s website without a stated calculator fee. They provide estimates or preliminary eligibility information based on the details entered. A professional consultation is a separate service, and any applicable fees should be confirmed when booking.
Does a high immigration points score guarantee permanent residence?
No. A high score does not guarantee an invitation, nomination or permanent residence approval. Immigration programs can have separate eligibility requirements, selection priorities and application conditions. Government authorities make immigration decisions based on the applicable rules and evidence.
Is the FSW 67 points calculator the same as the CRS calculator?
No. The Federal Skilled Worker Program uses a selection factor grid scored out of 100, with 67 points as the general threshold. Express Entry uses the separate Comprehensive Ranking System to rank eligible candidates. Meeting the FSW threshold does not establish that a candidate will receive an invitation.
Which calculator should I use for provincial nomination?
Use the calculator that corresponds to the provincial immigration program you want to explore. British Columbia, Ontario and Nova Scotia have different eligibility requirements and selection systems. Not every provincial pathway uses a general points grid. The applicable stream must be identified first.
How accurate are immigration points calculators?
Results depend on the information entered, the scoring logic used and whether the applicable rules are current. Calculators cannot independently confirm documents, employment duties or every eligibility condition. Results should be treated as estimates rather than official immigration decisions.
Can an immigration consultant review my calculator results?
Yes. Brookside Immigration can assess relevant program requirements, employment information, documents and points considerations within the scope of an agreed service. A review may help identify unsupported claims or eligibility concerns, but it cannot guarantee selection or approval.
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