Ontario PNP Points Calculator | OINP Points Calculator

    This calculator will help you calculate the points required for your Ontario PNP application

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    Ontario Provincial Nominee Program (OINP)

    Ontario is the second-largest province in Canada. Ontario is filled with numerous landscapes and lakes. Ontario has become a prime destination for skilled professionals.

    If you are one of those skilled professionals who want to migrate to Ontario, then you immigrate through the Ontario Provincial Nominee Program.
    You need to get a 400 CRS score to become an eligible candidate for Ontario PNP.

    The Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP) is a point-based immigration program. To assess your chances of receiving an invitation for Ontario provincial nomination, you can calculate your Ontario PR points based on factors like work experience, language skills, and education using the Ontario PNP Points Calculator.

    Immigration Categories under Ontario PNP

    • Ontario Express Entry
      • Human Capital Priorities Stream
      • French-Speaking Skilled Worker Stream
    • General Category
      • Foreign Skilled Worker with a Job Offer Stream
    • Foreign Skilled Worker with a Job Offer Stream
      • International Student Category
      • International Student – Masters Graduate Stream
      • International Student – Ph.D. Graduate Stream
    • Business Category
      • Entrepreneur Stream
      • Corporate Stream
      • Investors Stream

    Ontario PNP Score Calculator

    The Ontario PNP Score Calculator helps applicants determine their eligibility for the Ontario Immigrant Nominee Program (OINP). It is a points-based system used to calculate an applicant’s score based on factors such as work experience, education, and language skills.

    How are points awarded in the Ontario PNP Points Calculator?

    To create an express entry profile, you must score at least 67 points out of 100. These scores are assigned based on the following selection factors:

    Factors
    Maximum points Awarded
    Language Proficiency
    28
    Educational Qualifications
    25
    Work Experience
    15
    Age
    12
    Arranged Employment
    10
    Adaptability
    10

    Following Ontario PNP points system will help you to calculate your Ontario PNP points 2024:

    Factor 1: Language Proficiency

    CLB Level
    Speaking
    Reading
    Listening
    Writing
    9 or Higher
    6
    6
    6
    6
    8
    5
    5
    5
    5
    7
    4
    4
    4
    4
    Below 7
    Not Eligible
    Not Eligible
    Not Eligible
    Not Eligible

    Factor 2: Educational Qualifications

    Education
    Maximum Points Awarded
    Doctoral (Ph.D.) level or equivalent
    25
    Masters level, or equivalent, OR an entry-to-practice professional degree, or equivalent. Occupational related to the degree must be: NOC 2011 Skill Level A and Licensed by a provincial regulatory body
    23
    Two or more Canadian post-secondary credentials (at least one program of at minimum three years), or equivalent
    22
    Canadian post-secondary credential for a program of three years or longer, or equivalent
    21
    Two-year Canadian post-secondary credential, or equivalent
    19
    One-year Canadian post-secondary credential, or equivalent
    15
    Canadian high school diploma, or equivalent
    5
    Language Proficiency
    28
    Educational Qualifications
    25
    Work Experience
    15
    Age
    12
    Arranged Employment
    10
    Adaptability
    10

    Factor 3: Work Experience

    Duration of Work Experience
    Maximum Points Awarded
    Less than 1 year
    Ineligible
    1 year
    9
    2-3 years
    11
    4-5 years
    13
    6 or more years
    15

    Factor 4: Age

    Age (in Years)
    Maximum Points Awarded
    Under 18
    0
    18-35
    12
    36
    11
    37
    10
    38
    9
    39
    8
    40
    7
    41
    6
    42
    5
    43
    4
    44
    3
    45
    2
    46
    1
    47 or older
    0

    Factor 5: Arranged Employment in Canada

    IfAndPoints
    Applicant currently works in Canada on a temporary work permit
    • Work permit is valid both when applying and when the visa is issued
    • IRCC issued work permit based on positive LMIA
    • Applicant is working for the employer named on the work permit who has made a permanent job offer
    10
    Applicant works in Canada in a job that is exempt from LMIA requirement under:
    • An international agreement or
    • A federal-provincial agreement
    10
    Applicant currently does not:
    • Have a work permit, or
    • Plan to work in Canada before getting a PR Visa
    • OR Applicant currently working in Canada and a different employer offer a permanent full-time job;
    • OR Applicant currently working in Canada that is exempt from LMIA but not under an international or federal-provincial agreement
    10

    Factor 6: Adaptability

    Adaptability factors
    Points
    Arranged Employment (Principal Applicant Only)
    5
    Candidate's Previous Study in Ontario
    5
    Spouse or Common-law Partner's Previous Study in Ontario
    5
    Candidate's Previous Work in Ontario
    5
    Spouse or Common-law Partner's Previous Work in Ontario
    5
    Relatives in Ontario
    5
    Spouse or Common-law Partner's Language Proficiency
    5

    After you scored 67 points, you can create your profile and get submitted into the federal government's express entry pool. After you have been submitted into the pool, your profile will be given CRS (Comprehensive Ranking System) points. CRS points are given based on your credentials like work experience, language proficiency, age, etc. The following table shows how points are awarded in CRS for the Ontario immigration points system:

    Core Human Capital Factors

    Points awarded while applying for Canada PR Visa with a spouse or common-law partner:

    Factors
    Maximum points Awarded
    Language Proficiency
    28
    Educational Qualifications
    25
    Work Experience
    15
    Age
    12
    Arranged Employment
    10
    Adaptability
    10

    The following are the points that are awarded if the candidate is applying without a spouse or common-law partner:

    Factors
    Maximum points Awarded
    Language Proficiency
    28
    Educational Qualifications
    25
    Work Experience
    15
    Age
    12
    Arranged Employment
    10
    Adaptability
    10
    Spouse or Common-law Partner Factors
    Factors
    Maximum points Awarded
    Language Proficiency
    28
    Educational Qualifications
    25
    Work Experience
    15
    Age
    12
    Arranged Employment
    10
    Adaptability
    10

    Skill Transferability Factors

    Factors
    Points Per Factor
    (Maximum 50 points)

    Education

    A post-secondary degree and with strong language proficiency in the official language
    50
    With Canadian experience and a post-secondary degree
    50

    Foreign Work Experience

    Foreign work experience and strong proficiency in the official language
    50
    With Canadian experience and a post-secondary degree
    50

    Certificate of Qualification (for people in Trade Occupations)

    Certificate of qualification and strong proficiency in the official language
    50
    Additional Factors
    Factors
    Maximum points Awarded
    Language Proficiency
    28
    Educational Qualifications
    25
    Work Experience
    15
    Age
    12
    Arranged Employment
    10
    Adaptability
    10

    With the total of all the above-mentioned factors, the maximum points for a candidate are 1200 points. Additional factors award the candidates, with a maximum of 600 points. The remaining 600 points are awarded to the candidates based on Core Human Capital Factors + Spouse or common-law partner Factors + Skill Transferability Factors.

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