Ontario Pnp Points Calculator 2019

This Ontario PNP Points Calculator 2019 helps you determine your eligibility score for the Ontario Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) in 2019. The Ontario PNP is a points-based immigration program that evaluates candidates based on various factors including age, education, work experience, language proficiency, and adaptability.

How to Use This Calculator

To calculate your Ontario PNP points for 2019:

Enter your age in years
Select your level of education
Enter your years of work experience in Canada
Select your language proficiency level
Select your adaptability score
Click "Calculate Points" to see your total score

The calculator will display your total points and indicate whether you meet the minimum requirement of 67 points for the Express Entry stream or 50 points for the Human Capital Priorities stream.

Ontario PNP Point Factors (2019)

The Ontario PNP points system for 2019 evaluates candidates based on the following factors:

Age Points

Points are awarded based on your age at the time of application:

Under 20 years: 30 points
20-24 years: 29 points
25-29 years: 28 points
30-34 years: 27 points
35-39 years: 26 points
40-44 years: 25 points
45-49 years: 24 points
50-54 years: 23 points
55-59 years: 22 points
60+ years: 21 points

Education Points

Points are awarded based on your level of education:

PhD: 25 points
Master's degree: 23 points
Two-year university or college degree: 22 points
One-year university or college degree: 21 points
High school diploma or equivalent: 15 points
Less than secondary school: 0 points

Work Experience Points

Points are awarded based on your years of work experience in Canada:

0 years: 0 points
1 year: 5 points
2 years: 10 points
3 years: 15 points
4 years: 20 points
5+ years: 25 points

Language Proficiency Points

Points are awarded based on your language proficiency in English or French:

CLB/NCLB 7 or 8: 13 points
CLB/NCLB 9 or 10: 25 points

Adaptability Points

Points are awarded based on your adaptability score:

0 points: 0 points
1 point: 5 points
2 points: 10 points
3 points: 15 points
4 points: 20 points
5 points: 25 points

Calculation Method

The total Ontario PNP points for 2019 are calculated by summing the points from each of the five factors:

Total Points = Age Points + Education Points + Work Experience Points + Language Proficiency Points + Adaptability Points

To be eligible for the Ontario PNP in 2019, you must meet the minimum points requirement for your stream:

Express Entry stream: 67 points
Human Capital Priorities stream: 50 points

Candidates with higher scores have a better chance of receiving an invitation to apply for permanent residency.

Example Calculation

Let's calculate the points for a candidate with the following profile:

Age: 32 years
Education: Master's degree
Work experience in Canada: 3 years
Language proficiency: CLB/NCLB 9
Adaptability: 4 points

Calculation Steps

1. Age Points: 30-34 years = 27 points

2. Education Points: Master's degree = 23 points

3. Work Experience Points: 3 years = 15 points

4. Language Proficiency Points: CLB/NCLB 9 = 25 points

5. Adaptability Points: 4 points = 20 points

Total Points = 27 + 23 + 15 + 25 + 20 = 110 points

This candidate would meet the minimum requirement of 67 points for the Express Entry stream and would have a strong chance of receiving an invitation to apply for permanent residency.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the minimum score required for Ontario PNP in 2019?

The minimum score required for the Express Entry stream is 67 points, while the Human Capital Priorities stream requires 50 points.

How are points calculated for the Ontario PNP in 2019?

Points are calculated based on five factors: age, education, work experience in Canada, language proficiency, and adaptability. Each factor contributes to the total score.

Can I use this calculator for the 2020 Ontario PNP?

No, this calculator is specifically designed for the 2019 Ontario PNP scoring system. The points allocation and requirements may have changed in subsequent years.

What happens if I score below the minimum requirement?

If you score below the minimum requirement, you may still be eligible for other immigration programs or may need to improve your profile to meet the criteria.

Is there a maximum score for the Ontario PNP in 2019?

Yes, the maximum possible score for the Ontario PNP in 2019 is 100 points. Candidates with higher scores have a better chance of receiving an invitation to apply for permanent residency.