1. How many points do you need to get for Canadian points immigration?
The score required to apply for permanent residence in Canada through the fast track includes the qualification requirements, that is, 67 points out of 100. According to various eligibility criteria, you need to get at least 67 points to apply for a Canadian PR visa through the fast track. Your application will be evaluated according to the following six factors: factor 1: age.
Factor 2: Education
Factor 3: Experience
Factor 4: Language skills
Factor 5: Arrange employment in Canada [LMIA approval]
Factor 6: Adaptability
Age-12 points
The applicant's age will be scored. They can get 12 at most. Calculate the age from the date of receiving your application.
Education -25 points
You can get 25 Canadian settlements for your education. If you have overseas education, you must have an ECA report from an authorized institution. The education certificate evaluation report evaluates whether your overseas degree/diploma is comparable to Canadian education.
Experience–15 points
Canadian settlements will also be generated by your work experience. You can get paid full-time working years and at least 30 hours points per week. The same number of part-time jobs are also eligible. The highest score of this factor cited by Canada is 15.
Language skills-28 points
Knowledge of English and/or French will help you enter the Canadian job market. Your language ability can get 28 points in writing, reading, listening and speaking evaluation.
Arrange employment in Canada-10.
You can also get Canadian immigration points and get at least 1 year job opportunities provided by Canadian employers. You must get this discount before submitting an application to arrive in Canada as a federal skilled worker.
Adaptability-at most 10 points
You will get points according to your past study, work and relatives in Canada. If you immigrate to Canada with you, your cohabiting partner or spouse can also get extra points under the adaptability factor.
IRCC draws lots from the fast track pool from time to time. According to their scores on the Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS), it was ranked and invited to apply for fast track.
The minimum CRS critical values are different. Factors such as the candidate's age, work experience and adaptability determine your CRS score. If your CRS is low, there are several ways to improve your score.
Methods of improving CRS score
Fast-track sweepstakes are held regularly, so you always have a chance to improve your CRS score.
You can always find ways to improve your CRS score, so that you can get the score you need in the next fast-track lottery to ensure that you can get an invitation to apply for a PR visa (ITA).
Here are some ways to improve your CRS score.
Improve your language performance: If you do well in IELTS and other language tests, your CRS performance will be improved. For example, in the language test, if your CLB score is 9, your CRS ranking will get 136 directly. Taking the French language test can also be increased to 72 points.
Provincial nomination plan: If you receive the invitation, you will get a 600-point fast track file.
Get a job opportunity [LMIA approval]: If you get a job opportunity approved by the Labor Market Impact Assessment (LMIA) from a Canadian employer, you can add 200 points in the CRS ranking.
Canadian Education: If you have completed a recognized degree or diploma in Canada, you can get 30 points.
Dependent [spouse/cohabiting partner] included in the application: Applying for a visa with your spouse will give you extra points. Your spouse's language ability will get 20 points, while education level and Canadian work experience will get as high as 10 in each category. Therefore, this will add 40 points to your CRS score.
Work experience in Canada: If you have less than three years of full-time work experience and continue to work, your CRS score can be increased by up to 150.
2. How is the Canadian immigration score calculated?
The Canadian government adopts a points system, which helps to evaluate individuals seeking to immigrate to Canada. Everyone who wishes to move to Canada should meet the qualification requirements for moving to Canada stipulated in the Canadian Immigration Points System.
What are the factors that the applicant evaluates?
According to the Canadian immigration points system, individuals are evaluated according to the following six factors:
1, language ability
If he/she wants to develop in Canada, he/she should have enough knowledge of English and French, and language is one of the most important qualifications for an individual. Applicants can score up to 28 points in this category. Applicants must take the IELTS test and will be evaluated according to their listening, speaking, reading and writing abilities.
2. Education
A person can get 25 points at most because of his/her education. The applicant should:
Have obtained a Canadian diploma certificate or
Evaluate their foreign education. The process of education evaluation is to ensure that foreign education is as effective as Canadian education.
3. Work experience
Individuals will get points for their work experience. Pre-work experience may be an additional advantage when calculating immigration scores.
4. Age
Applicants will get corresponding scores according to their age. Applicants in this category can get a maximum score of 12.
5. Employment opportunities in Canada
Individuals who get preferential treatment from Canadian employees can get up to 10 points. In order to get points in this category, the job opportunity must meet certain conditions:
The job opportunity should be a full-time permanent job.
The applicant's job should be listed under skill type O or skill level A or B under the National Occupational Classification (NOC).
6, adaptive factors
If the individual has a spouse or cohabiting partner and is willing to immigrate with the main applicant, the adaptability score will also be considered. In this category, you can earn points up to 10. The following factors will be considered:
Language ability of the applicant's spouse.
The applicant or his spouse has studied in Canada.
The applicant has at least one year full-time working experience in Canada.
The applicant's spouse or cohabiting partner has considerable work experience in Canada.
The Canadian immigration points system has been helping immigration officials to effectively evaluate individuals seeking to immigrate to Canada and make decisions. Once you reach 67 points in the above criteria, the applicant is eligible to create a fast-track file.