Ontario PR Score Calculator
Estimate your points out of 130 for Ontario’s new Workforce Priority Stream job-offer pathways. This calculator does not cover the self-employed physician pathway. No sign-up, nothing saved.
Rules verified against Ontario.ca on September 8, 2026.
How the Workforce Priority Stream score works
Ontario ranks candidates on a 130-point grid across three groups. The higher your score, the more likely you are to receive an invitation when Ontario holds a draw. Cut-off scores change from draw to draw, so there is no fixed “pass mark”. The goal is simply to make your profile as strong as it honestly can be.
New in 2026: Ontario began redesigning the OINP by streamlining eight former streams into four. The Workforce Priority stream was the first new stream launched. Our full Ontario PNP (OINP) guide explains its three pathways (TEER 0–3, TEER 4–5 and self-employed physicians), who is eligible, and how to apply.
| Group | What it measures | Max points |
|---|---|---|
| 1. Work & Job Offer | Ontario experience, hourly wage, occupation, legal status, skill level (TEER), Canadian earnings | 70 |
| 2. Your Profile | Language ability (CLB), education, Canadian credentials, English + French | 45 |
| 3. Location | Region of your job; jobs outside the GTA score highest | 15 |
| Total | 130 |
The biggest levers (for most newcomers)
- Language. Moving from CLB 6 to CLB 9 is worth up to 11 points. That is often the fastest, cheapest gain.
- Location. A job outside Toronto is worth up to 15 points. The same job in Northern Ontario can outscore a higher-paid Toronto role.
- Wage & experience. A higher hourly wage and more months of Ontario work add up quickly. This is where landing the right job matters most.
- Canadian credentials. An eligible Canadian diploma or certificate can add 5–10 points.
Please read: This is an unofficial points estimate for job-offer applicants only. It does not check every eligibility requirement, provide immigration advice, guarantee selection or calculate the self-employed physician pathway. Always confirm the official rules at ontario.ca. The Solution Hub helps you with your job search and career; for the immigration application itself we connect you with a licensed RCIC (as required under IRPA s.91).