Calculate your score on the Ontario Workforce Priority stream grid — the product of Ontario’s complete 2026 OINP redesign. The former streams (Employer Job Offer, Masters/PhD, Human Capital Priorities) closed on May 30, 2026; this 130-point grid is the new basis for invitations.

⚠️ This is the grid of the NEW Ontario Workforce Priority stream — the 2026 OINP redesign (all former streams closed May 30, 2026). Invitations go to the highest-ranked EOIs in the pool; there is no fixed pass mark.

NOC TEER category (max 9)

NOC broad occupational category (max 10)

Hourly wage (max 15)

Ontario work experience (choose your situation) (max 18)

Canadian work experience: earnings history (max 8)

Legal status in Canada (max 10)

Highest level of education (max 10)

Number of Canadian education credentials (max 10)

Official language ability (English or French) (max 15)

Knowledge of official languages (max 10)

Regional immigration: location of work location in job offer (max 15)

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Reviewed by Hadi Imani, RCIC #R522575 · point grids verified against the official provincial pages — August 26, 2026 · unofficial tool; the province's decision is final.

What does Ontario’s 2026 redesign mean?

Ontario closed all 8 former streams in 2026 and replaced them with the Workforce Priority stream — focused on a qualifying job offer, wage, Ontario work experience and regions outside Toronto. Also check your federal numbers with the FSW 67-point grid and CRS calculator, and register in the free assessment to review your path.

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What does Ontario’s 2026 redesign mean?

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