PR Path
Your path to Canadian PR.
See your CRS score, count your Canadian work hours from your pay slips, and know when IRCC holds a new draw. One place, free, no jargon.
No account needed. Your answers stay in your browser unless you sign in.
1,989 hours counted · 1,131 to 2 years, around Jul 22, 2027
🍁 You've logged a full year of Canadian work. That proof is yours.
Where the information comes from
- Draw results update automaticallyEvery weekday evening, the site reads IRCC's official Express Entry draw feed on canada.ca. Dates, cutoffs, invitations and pool numbers go straight onto the site with no editing.
- Policy updates and PR targets are summarized from IRCCChanges like new CRS rules, and Canada's yearly PR targets, are summarized from IRCC's announcements. Each one links to the official page so you can check it.
- Your numbers are calculated from IRCC's published rulesCRS points, work hours, program checks and language conversions follow IRCC's own tables and pages.
How it works
- Tell us about youAge, education, test scores (IELTS, CELPIP, PTE, TEF or TCF) and work. About 2 minutes. You can change anything later.
- Add your workPick your years in one tap, or upload pay slips (PDFs and scans are read on your device) and type your hours by job. Hours are counted the way IRCC does: up to 30 a week.
- See your path to PRYour CRS score, which programs you qualify for, the moves that raise your score most, and when you'll reach your next milestone.
- Get told when it mattersSign in to get an email when a draw happens, plus reminders before your work permit ends or your invitation deadline.
Everything in one place
CRS calculator
IRCC's points grid, including the high-wage and job offer points from November 3, 2026, and the options that close your gap fastest.
Your work, your way
Pick your years in one tap, like IRCC's own calculator. Not sure? Upload pay slips and see your 1,560 hours for CEC counted job by job.
Spouse or partner New
How a spouse changes your score, the IELTS, CELPIP, PTE or French scores they need, and what adds the most points.
Would you have been invited? New
Every recent draw in 3D with your score running across them, so you see how many you'd have made.
Category draws
Healthcare, STEM, trades, French and more: the latest cutoff for each draw your job and languages fit.
Your path to PR
Five steps shown in 3D: eligible, competitive, invited, applied and PR. See where you are, what's next, and celebrate each milestone.
Draw alerts by email
An email the evening IRCC posts a new draw. Choose every draw, or only the ones you'd qualify for.
IRCC news
New draws and policy changes explained simply, with a link to the official source.
Programs you qualify for
Canadian Experience Class, Federal Skilled Worker (67 points) and Federal Skilled Trades, with reasons.
After your invitation
Your 60-day deadline and a checklist of the documents most people need.
Hindi, ગુજરાતી, ਪੰਜਾਬੀ
Use the site in English, Hindi, Gujarati or Punjabi.
Install it as an app
Add PR Path to your home screen. It opens offline with your last data.
Private by default
Without an account, nothing leaves your browser. If you sign in, your data is saved to your own account with Google Firebase, and only you can read it. Pay slips are never uploaded. No ads, no selling data.
Questions
Is PR Path free?
Yes. Everything on the site is free. The optional "Ask about my case" feature uses your own Anthropic API key, which Anthropic bills you for.
Is this an official IRCC tool?
No. PR Path isn't affiliated with IRCC or the Government of Canada. Draw results come automatically from IRCC's official feed; policy updates are summarized from IRCC announcements and link to the official source.
How accurate is my score?
It follows IRCC's CRS grid, but it's an estimate. Your official score is the one in your Express Entry profile. For decisions about your application, talk to a licensed consultant (RCIC) or lawyer.
Do I need an account?
No. You can use everything without one. Sign in only if you want your data on other devices, or email alerts and reminders.
When do draw alerts arrive?
The site checks IRCC's official feed every weekday evening, Toronto time. If there's a new draw, alerts go out by email to people who turned them on.
Start with your score. It takes about 2 minutes.
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