Launch
FSW Calculator
Visit
Example Image

FSW Calculator

FSW 67 Point Calculator for Canada Immigration

Visit

FSW Calculator is a free web tool that shows whether you qualify for Canadian permanent residence through the Federal Skilled Worker program. Canada requires at least 67 out of 100 points across six factors — age, education, language ability, work experience, arranged employment, and adaptability — but the official criteria are scattered across dense government pages. This tool turns them into a one-minute check with a full score breakdown. No signup, no ads, works on mobile.

Example Image
Example Image

Features

  • Instant FSW score with pass/fail against the 67-point threshold
  • Factor-by-factor breakdown showing exactly where you gain or lose points
  • Covers all six selection factors including language test conversion (IELTS/CELPIP)
  • No signup or email required — free forever
  • Mobile-friendly, works in any browser

Use Cases

  • International students in Canada checking their PR eligibility before graduation
  • Skilled workers abroad evaluating Express Entry before spending money on consultants or tests
  • Applicants deciding whether retaking a language test would push them over 67 points
  • Immigration consultants doing quick preliminary checks with clients
Fazier Deal

Comments

Hey everyone 👋 I built FSW Calculator because of something I kept seeing over and over: people trying to figure out if they qualify for Canadian permanent residence, drowning in government pages, and asking strangers on Reddit to calculate their score for them. The Federal Skilled Worker system is honestly just simple math — six factors, 100 points, you need 67. But the criteria are scattered and written like legal documents, and most people don't find out where they're losing points (usually language scores) until they've already spent money on the process. [1–2 sentences of your real connection here — e.g. "I went through this myself in 20XX and remember making a spreadsheet at 2am" or "A friend asked me to check their score and I realized there was no decent free tool for it"] So I made the version I wished existed: answer a few questions, get your score in under a minute with a breakdown of every factor. No signup, no email wall, no ads. One thing that surprised me building it: [one honest detail — e.g. "how much a single IELTS band can swing your total — sometimes retaking a test is worth more than a whole year of work experience"] It's a solo side project and I'd genuinely love feedback — especially from anyone who's gone through Express Entry. Is the breakdown clear? Anything confusing or missing? And if you know someone eyeing Canada, send it their way and tell me what they get stuck on. Thanks for checking it out! 🇨🇦

Comments

Hey everyone 👋 I built FSW Calculator because of something I kept seeing over and over: people trying to figure out if they qualify for Canadian permanent residence, drowning in government pages, and asking strangers on Reddit to calculate their score for them. The Federal Skilled Worker system is honestly just simple math — six factors, 100 points, you need 67. But the criteria are scattered and written like legal documents, and most people don't find out where they're losing points (usually language scores) until they've already spent money on the process. [1–2 sentences of your real connection here — e.g. "I went through this myself in 20XX and remember making a spreadsheet at 2am" or "A friend asked me to check their score and I realized there was no decent free tool for it"] So I made the version I wished existed: answer a few questions, get your score in under a minute with a breakdown of every factor. No signup, no email wall, no ads. One thing that surprised me building it: [one honest detail — e.g. "how much a single IELTS band can swing your total — sometimes retaking a test is worth more than a whole year of work experience"] It's a solo side project and I'd genuinely love feedback — especially from anyone who's gone through Express Entry. Is the breakdown clear? Anything confusing or missing? And if you know someone eyeing Canada, send it their way and tell me what they get stuck on. Thanks for checking it out! 🇨🇦