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Estimated CRS score
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Recent draw context (October 2026, approximate)
- Provincial Nominee Program draws: usually 700+ (a nomination adds 600 points)
- Canadian Experience Class draws: roughly 515–550 in 2025–2026
- French-language proficiency draws: roughly 380–480 in 2025–2026
- Healthcare / trade category draws: roughly 460–510 in 2025–2026
Cut-offs change every round. See official rounds. Full detail: CRS calculator.
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ImmiTrack tools are general information and calculators based on publicly available IRCC and provincial criteria. They are not immigration advice or representation, and no one reviews your personal situation. ImmiTrack is not affiliated with IRCC or the Government of Canada. Results are estimates; IRCC’s systems and officers make all decisions. For advice about your situation, consult a licensed RCIC, lawyer, or Québec notary.
Program rules, fees and proof-of-funds amounts checked 2026-10-25. Official sources:
- IRCC — Express Entry
- IRCC — Federal Skilled Worker Program
- IRCC — Canadian Experience Class
- IRCC — Federal Skilled Trades Program
- IRCC — Provincial Nominee Program
- IRCC — Atlantic Immigration Program
- IRCC — CRS criteria
- IRCC — Fee list
- IRCC — Proof of funds (table updated July 7, 2025)
- IRCC — Check processing times
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