What is a good PR score?

A good PR score always boosts your chances of obtaining permanent residency in countries like Canada and Australia. These countries evaluate PR scores using a points-based system. The minimum score required for Canada PR is 67, while for Australia PR, it is 65. Factors such as age, educational qualifications, language proficiency, work experience, and spouse/partner contributions are considered when determining the score.
 

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What is a good PR score for Australia?

A good PR score to qualify for an Australian PR visa is 65 points or higher, which is the minimum requirement for eligibility. A score between 80 and 85 is ideal for increasing your chances of receiving an Invitation to Apply (ITA) under the Australian points system. You can calculate your Australia PR score using the Y-Axis Australia Immigration Points calculator.
 

The table below lists the factors that affect your score and the maximum points awarded for each:

Factors	Points (Maximum)
Age	30
English Proficiency	20
Work Experience (In Australia)	15
Work Experience (Outside Australia)	20
Education (Outside Australia)	20
Education (In Australia)	10
Community Language Accreditation	5
Education in Regional Area	5
Skilled Program in Australia	5
State Sponsorship	5
Partner Skills	15
Partner is an Australian Citizen or PR Holder	10
Regional Sponsorship	15

 

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Can I get PR with 70 points in Australia?
 

 

What is a good PR score for Canada?

A good PR score to qualify for Canada PR is 67 points or higher, which is the minimum requirement for eligibility through the Express Entry system. While a score of 67 qualifies you to apply, achieving a higher score significantly increases your chances of receiving an Invitation to Apply (ITA). The PR score in Canada is determined through the Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS). Factors such as age, educational qualifications, work experience, spouse/partner contributions, and provincial or territorial nominations influence the score.
 

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The table below lists the factors that determine the score along with the points awarded for each:

Factors	Maximum Points
Age	12
Education	25
Language Proficiency	28
Work Experience	15
Adaptability	10
Employment	10 (Additional points)

 

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