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FSW 67-point check

Check the Federal Skilled Worker selection grid factor by factor against the pass mark of 67.

Your details

Age

Points count your age on the day IRCC receives your application.

Education
Where you studied

Use the "Canadian equivalency" on your Educational Credential Assessment (ECA) report.

Worth 22 points when one of them is a program of three years or more. Each foreign credential needs its own ECA. Professional degrees count only in medicine, veterinary medicine, dentistry, podiatry, optometry, law, chiropractic medicine and pharmacy.

Official languages
First official language: enter

Level from 0 to 12

Level from 0 to 12

Level from 0 to 12

Level from 0 to 12

Adds 4 points, on top of CLB 7 in your first language.

Skilled work experience

Paid work in TEER 0, 1, 2 or 3 jobs in the last 10 years, in Canada or abroad (full time, or the same hours part time).

Job offer in Canada

Full-time, non-seasonal, paid work for at least 1 year from one employer, in a TEER 0–3 job. Since November 3, 2026 no LMIA is needed; an officer checks that the offer is genuine.

Adaptability

Parent, grandparent, child, grandchild, sibling, aunt or uncle, or niece or nephew (yours or your spouse’s).

Is a spouse or common-law partner coming with you?

Your result

Enter your age and language levels

Your score updates as you go. Every factor of the grid is shown on the right.
Pass 6730
out of 100 selection points

Points by factor

Language0 of 28
Education21 of 25
Work experience9 of 15
Age0 of 12
Job offer (arranged employment)0 of 10
Adaptability0 of 10

Minimum requirements

  • LanguageCLB/NCLC 7 in speaking, listening, reading and writing, test less than 2 years old–
  • Skilled work experience1 year continuous (or 1,560 hours) in TEER 0–3, in the last 10 yearsMeets
  • EducationA completed secondary or post-secondary credentialMeets
  • Credential assessmentCanadian credential, or foreign credential with an ECA less than 5 years oldMeets
  • Proof of fundsSettlement money for your family (for example $15,263 for one person, IRCC table of July 7, 2025)Required
  • Where you will liveYou must plan to live outside QuebecApplies
  • AdmissibilityYou must be admissible to Canada (security, criminal and medical reasons)Applies

Passing 67 gets you into the pool, not an invitation

The 67-point grid only decides whether you are eligible for the Federal Skilled Worker Program. Invitations to apply are based on your Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score, a separate system out of 1,200 points.

Check your CRS score

Official sources

Rules last checked Nov 3, 2026

  1. IRCC: Federal Skilled Worker Program (minimum requirements and the six selection factors)
  2. IRCC: Educational credential assessment (FSW points by assessment result)
  3. IRCC: Job offer (changes as of November 3, 2026)
  4. IRCC: Proof of funds
  5. IRCC: Language test results (CLB equivalency and validity)
  6. Justice Laws: Immigration and Refugee Protection Regulations, ss. 75–83

These tools give general information based on official rules. They are not legal advice and cannot guarantee any outcome. For advice on your case, book a consultation with a licensed consultant.

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