Calculate your score in BC’s Skills Immigration Registration System (SIRS) — maximum 200 points — from the official program guide (June 2026 edition): wage, region, experience, education and language.

⚠️ The official SIRS grid from the program guide (June 10, 2026 edition, verified). Maximum 200 points; each draw invites the highest scores — check current cut-offs on WelcomeBC.

Human Capital: Directly Related Work Experience (in occupation of B.C. job offer) (max 40)

Additional: at least 1 year of directly related work experience in Canada (+10) Additional: currently working full-time in B.C. for the supporting employer in the occupation identified in the registration (+10)

Human Capital: Highest Level of Education (max 40)

Additional: post-secondary education completed in B.C. (OR) (+8) Additional: post-secondary education completed in Canada outside B.C. (+6) Additional: eligible professional designation in B.C. (+5)

Human Capital: Language Proficiency in English or French (max 40)

Additional: language proficiency in both English and French (CLB 4+ on both tests) (+10)

Economic: Hourly Wage of the B.C. Job Offer (CAD) (max 55)

Economic: Area of Employment Within B.C. (max 25)

Additional: regional experience OR regional alumni (one only; Area 2/3 job offers only) (+10)

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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.

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