67 Point System for Immigration to Canada

The Canadian immigration system employs a 67-point system to objectively evaluate the eligibility of foreign nationals for immigration. This system takes into account six key factors: age, education, language proficiency, work experience, arranged employment, and adaptability. Age is given the highest score for those between 18 and 35 years old. Education is evaluated based on the level of education achieved, with higher scores given for higher levels. Language proficiency is assessed based on the applicant's ability to speak English and/or French. Work experience is scored based on the number of years of experience, with higher scores given for more experience. Arranged employment is evaluated based on the applicant's ability to secure a job offer from a Canadian employer. Lastly, adaptability is scored based on the applicant's ability to successfully settle in Canada. The total score for all six factors can reach a maximum of 67 points.