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Your Destinations

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Personal Information

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Children Details

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Education Information

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Language Proficiency

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English Test Scores

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French Test Scores

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Work Experience

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Educational Credential Assessment (ECA)

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Spouse Education & Language

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Spouse Language Tests

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Spouse English Test Scores

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Spouse French Test Scores

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Spouse Work Experience

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Siblings in Canada

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Provincial Nominations

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Medical, Siblings & Nominations

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Job Duties (Applicant)

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Job Duties (Spouse)

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Final Information

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UK Skilled Worker — Sponsorship

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Australia GSM — Points Test Details

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New Zealand SMC — Points Details

Your Destinations

We assess all four countries from the same answers

Assessed together

One questionnaire. Four countries.

Answer once and we score you against Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia and New Zealand — then show you where you stand in each, and what would improve your position.

Canada is our focus and is scored in full detail. The other three are assessed from the same answers, with a few extra questions further in — answer them if you can, as they materially change those results.

Anything you leave blank is simply not counted, never assumed.

Personal Information

Basic personal details

Country of Residence * Your country of residence is where you currently live and have legal status.

City of Residence *

Country of Citizenship *

Your Date of Birth * You must be at least 18 years old to apply for Express Entry.

Your Marital Status *

Do you have children? *

How many children do you have?

Children Details

Date of birth for each child

Education Information

Your educational background

Your Level of Education * For "professional degree," the degree program must have been in: medicine, veterinary medicine, dentistry, optometry, law, chiropractic medicine, or pharmacy. Foreign post-secondary education requires an Educational Credential Assessment (ECA) to be counted for points.

Your Major / Subject *

Number of Years of Study in this Major *

Name of University / College / School Attended * This information does not affect your CRS score. It helps improve guidance and explanations.

Completed any Post-Secondary Education in Canada? *

How many years did you study in Canada?

Language Proficiency

Language test results

What will be Your 1st Official Language *

What will be Your 2nd Official Language *

Have you done your English Proficiency Test? *

Type of Test

What type of IELTS?

English Test Report Date Language test results are typically valid for 2 years.

Have you done your French Proficiency Test? *

Type of Test

French Test Report Date Language test results are typically valid for 2 years.

English Test Scores

Enter your test scores

IELTS Reading

IELTS Writing

IELTS Listening

IELTS Speaking

CELPIP Reading

CELPIP Writing

CELPIP Listening

CELPIP Speaking

French Test Scores

Enter your French test scores

TEF Reading

TEF Writing

TEF Listening

TEF Speaking

TCF Reading

TCF Writing

TCF Listening

TCF Speaking

Work Experience

Your work history and trade qualifications

Foreign Work Experience (other than Canada) *

Number of Years (full-time equivalent Foreign Work Experience) Full-time equivalent (FTE) experience is calculated based on paid work. Full-time generally means 30 hours/week. Part-time work can be combined to count toward FTE if it totals at least 15 hours/week.

Do you have Canadian Work Experience *

Number of Years, Canadian Experience

Is Your Occupation a Trade Occupation *

Have a Certificate or License of Qualification?

Have you completed a formal apprenticeship or trade training

Name of Your Profession / Trade

Any other name of your Profession / Trade

Educational Credential Assessment (ECA)

Assessment of foreign education

Have you done Educational Credential Assessment *

What is your Assessment?

Date of Assessment (ECA) report

Assessment Provider in Canada

Spouse Education & Language

Spouse education and language test details

Date of Birth of Your Spouse / Common-Law Partner

Your Spouse or Common-Law Level of Education For "professional degree," the degree program must have been in: medicine, veterinary medicine, dentistry, optometry, law, chiropractic medicine, or pharmacy. Foreign post-secondary education requires an Educational Credential Assessment (ECA) to be counted for points.

In What Major / Subject

Number of Years of Study in this Major

Name of University / College / School Attended

Completed any Post-Secondary Education in Canada?

How many years did your Spouse study in Canada?

Is Educational Assessment done in Canada?

Date of Assessment

Assessment Provider in Canada

What is your Assessment?

Spouse Language Tests

Spouse language test results

What is your Spouse's 1st Official Language

What is your Spouse's 2nd Official Language

Is English Proficiency Test done?

Type of Test Spouse

What type of IELTS?

Spouse English Test Report Date Language test results are typically valid for 2 years.

Has your Spouse done French Proficiency Test?

Spouse Type of Test (French)

Spouse French Test Report Date

Spouse English Test Scores

Spouse English test scores

IELTS Reading

IELTS Writing

IELTS Listening

IELTS Speaking

CELPIP Reading

CELPIP Writing

CELPIP Listening

CELPIP Speaking

Spouse French Test Scores

Spouse French test scores

TEF Reading

TEF Writing

TEF Listening

TEF Speaking

TCF Reading

TCF Writing

TCF Listening

TCF Speaking

Spouse Work Experience

Spouse work history and trade qualifications

Foreign Work Experience (other than Canada)

Number of Years, Foreign Work Experience

Canadian Work Experience

Number of Years, Canadian Experience

Does your Spouse have Trade Occupation?

Have a Certificate of Qualification from Canada?

Name of Your Profession / Trade

Any other name of your Profession / Trade

Does your Spouse or Common-Law Partner have any Canadian Work Experience?

How many Years?

Siblings in Canada

Information about siblings living in Canada

His / Her status in Canada

Which Province / Territories CRS awards points only if the sibling is a Canadian citizen or permanent resident. Province information is used for guidance only.

Do your Spouse / Common-Law Partner have a sibling living in Canada?

His / Her status in Canada

Which Province / Territories CRS awards points only if the sibling is a Canadian citizen or permanent resident. Province information is used for guidance only.

Provincial Nominations

Provincial or territorial nomination information

Which province or territory issued the nomination?

Is the nomination Express Entry–aligned?

Nomination issue date

Does the nomination have an expiry date?

Nomination expiry date

Was the nomination accepted in an Express Entry profile? Only Express Entry-aligned provincial nominations provide additional CRS points.

Is the nomination Express Entry–aligned?

Nomination issue date

Does the nomination have an expiry date?

Nomination expiry date

Was the nomination accepted in an Express Entry profile? Only Express Entry-aligned provincial nominations provide additional CRS points.

Medical, Siblings & Nominations

Medical conditions, siblings in Canada, and provincial nominations

Do you or your spouse/common-law partner require any special accommodation due to a medical condition or disability? This information helps us provide appropriate guidance. It does not affect your CRS score or eligibility.

Have you or your spouse/common-law partner ever been asked to complete an immigration medical exam? An immigration medical exam (IME) is typically required for permanent residence applications. This information helps us provide appropriate guidance.

Please briefly describe the accommodation required (optional).

Do you have a sibling living in Canada?

Does your spouse/common-law partner have a sibling living in Canada?

Do you have a Provincial or Territorial Nomination?

Does your spouse/common-law partner have a Provincial/Territorial Nomination?

Job Duties (Applicant)

Your main job duties and responsibilities

Job Duty 1 applicant List your main job duties and responsibilities. This helps us match your experience to the correct NOC (National Occupational Classification) code.

Job Duty 2 applicant

Job Duty 3 applicant

Job Duty 4 applicant

Job Duty 5 applicant

Job Duties (Spouse)

Spouse main job duties and responsibilities

Job Duty 1 Spouse List your spouse's main job duties and responsibilities. This helps us match their experience to the correct NOC (National Occupational Classification) code.

Job Duty 2 Spouse

Job Duty 3 Spouse

Job Duty 4 Spouse

Job Duty 5 Spouse

Final Information

Contact information and terms acceptance

Your Email Address * We will send your assessment results and roadmap to this email address.

Additional notes (optional)

Terms and Conditions *

UK Skilled Worker — Sponsorship

Additional details used for the UK (Skilled Worker) eligibility estimate.

Does the employer hold a valid sponsor licence? Skilled Worker routes require a Home Office-approved sponsor licence.

Have you been assigned a Certificate of Sponsorship (CoS)?

Your offered annual salary (GBP) Skilled Worker salary thresholds differ by occupation (going rate vs £23,580 minimum).

Which UK skills worker route applies?

Your occupation's going rate (GBP) The salary your occupation must meet. Leave blank to use an estimate.

Australia GSM — Points Test Details

Additional details used for the Australia (189/190) points estimate.

Have you completed a skills assessment for your nominated occupation? A positive skills assessment is mandatory for the skilled migration points test.

Is your occupation on the relevant skilled occupation list?

Did you complete eligible study in regional Australia?

Does your partner have a skills assessment for the same occupation list? A skilled partner can add up to 10 points to your EOI.

Which nomination or sponsorship applies to you? A 190 state nomination adds 5 points; a 491 regional sponsorship adds 15.

Do you have a nominated employer sponsorship (190/491)?

New Zealand SMC — Points Details

Additional details used for the New Zealand Skilled Migrant (6-point) estimate.

Do you have a skilled job offer in New Zealand? Skilled employment in NZ can contribute up to 6 points under the SMC system.

If offered, what wage multiple applies?

Your highest qualification NZQF-equivalent level

Do you hold New Zealand occupational registration for your role? Registration is required for some occupations and unlocks the final SMC point.