Free Immigration Eligibility Check
Explore where your profile stands for Canada, Australia, Germany, the UK and other destinations. Complete the assessment to receive your preliminary score.
Indicative estimate based on publicly available points systems – not an official government assessment.
This free immigration eligibility calculator gives you a first read on where your profile stands for Canada, Australia, Germany, the UK or another destination. You answer nine questions about your education, work history, language level and age, and a score builds on screen as you go.
When you finish, we will send your result to your email and WhatsApp, and a Navigate Migrate consultant may contact you to go through it. You can use the calculator from the UAE, Kuwait, Bahrain, Oman, Qatar or any other country.
Expect questions about your education, work experience, language level and age, plus a few that only apply to the country you chose.
A live score appears on screen as you answer, so you can see what each answer does to it.
Once you submit your information, we send the same result to your email and WhatsApp.
Pick any of these countries in the immigration eligibility calculator. Here is what sits behind each one.
The primary way to immigrate economically into Canada is Express Entry, which on a regular basis invites applications from skilled workers, called an invitation round. Provincial Nominee Programs (PNPs) offer another pathway for candidates who meet the needs of a particular province. Quebec operates its own selection system for most economic immigrants, while Saskatchewan has its own provincial immigration pathways. The calculator lets you select Quebec or Saskatchewan separately. Our Canada skilled immigration page covers the available programs in more detail.
Most skilled applicants explore the Skilled Independent visa (subclass 189), Skilled Nominated visa (subclass 190) and Skilled Work Regional visa (subclass 491). Eligibility depends on factors such as age, English language ability, skilled work experience and qualifications. Your occupation must also be eligible and, in most cases, supported by a positive skills assessment. Our Australia skilled migration page explains these visa options.
Three routes are commonly considered: the EU Blue Card, Skilled Worker visa and Opportunity Card. The EU Blue Card is designed for qualified professionals with an eligible job offer, while skilled-worker routes allow qualified professionals to take up employment in Germany. The Opportunity Card provides another option for eligible individuals who want to travel to Germany to look for work. Each route has its own qualification, employment, language and documentation requirements. Read our guide to the Germany Opportunity Card for more details.
The Skilled Worker visa is a common route for professionals who have a job offer from a licensed UK sponsor. Visa requirements by position and salary. Other immigration routes are available for people planning to move for study or family reasons, depending on their circumstances.
Once you submit your details, your result arrives by email and WhatsApp. It is the same score you saw on screen. If nothing turns up, check your spam folder and the number you entered, or contact us.
A Navigate Migrate consultant may also contact you to go through it. That conversation covers what drove your score, which programmes fit your profile, and which documents or tests you would need to prepare.
Not Sure If You Qualify for Immigration?
Yes. You don't pay to use it or to receive your result.
There are nine questions, and your progress shows on screen. It takes less than two minutes to get your eligibility socre calculated.
By email and WhatsApp, at the address and number you enter on the last screen, so check both before you submit. The score you see on screen is the same one we send.
Yes, you are able to see the live score, as well as your eligibility score, which is sent to your WhatsApp and email ID. Navigate Migrate's immigration consultant may go through the result with you and help you understand what this means.
Yes. Choose your current country on the first screen. Navigate Migrate's immigration eligibility calculator works from the UAE, Kuwait, Bahrain, Oman, Qatar and other countries.
No. A high score means your profile looks worth a closer review. The destination's immigration authority makes the decision, and every program has requirements a calculator can't check, such as skills assessments, document verification and occupation lists.
No. Canada is one of the destinations, alongside Quebec and Saskatchewan, but the result is our own estimate out of 100. Your CRS score is calculated by IRCC from your Express Entry profile and is out of 1,200.
Yes. Pick either country or the questions adapt to it. For Australia, the result doesn't confirm eligibility for a particular visa subclass. For Germany, the Opportunity Card and the other routes have official criteria, so check those before you apply.
No. It is Navigate Migrate's estimate, not a government assessment, and it doesn't replace a visa decision.
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