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Skilled workers in their 40s and older have several viable pathways to Canadian permanent residency.

It’s true that older skilled workers face a disadvantage in Express Entry, the Canadian federal government's flagship application management system for immigration outside Quebec, in which the Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) awards the most points to candidates aged 20-29.

Older workers can still achieve success in Express Entry, however, especially if they qualify for a category-based draw, or obtain a provincial nomination.

Other pathways, such as the Atlantic Immigration Program (AIP) and various federal pilots, do not consider age at all.

Some Provincial Nominee Program (PNP) streams have age limit requirements, but most don’t.

The higher your CRS score, the greater your likelihood of meeting or exceeding the cut-off score for a round of invitations, and receiving an ITA for PR.

In addition to factors such as work experience, language proficiency, and level of education, you are awarded CRS points for your age.

Under the CRS system, the highest number of points (110) is awarded to candidates between 20 to 29 years of age. Once you hit age 30, however, IRCC starts awards fewer points incrementally for each passing year.

At 45 years of age, you no longer receive age-related points.

The table below details the CRS points awarded by IRCC according to the applicant’s age.

Getting selected for a category-based draw or securing a provincial nomination through Express Entry;
Qualifying for a base PNP stream;
Applying to the AIP; and
Immigrating through a federal pilot program, including the Home Care Worker pilots and the newly announced rural and francophone pilots.
Express Entry
The primary way in which the federal government welcomes economic class immigrants settling in Canada outside Quebec is through Express Entry.

Under Express Entry, you cannot apply for permanent residence directly; you must first receive an Invitation to Apply (ITA).

When you create an Express Entry profile, you are given a Comprehensive Ranking System (CRS) score, you enter the candidate pool, and you are ranked against other candidate profiles.

The Canadian immigration department periodically holds draws in which they invite the highest-ranking candidates to apply for permanent residency.

Qualifying for a category-based draw; or
Getting a provincial nomination.
Get selected in a category-based draw

Pursuing an ITA for permanent residence (PR) through IRCC’s category-based draws may be one of your best bets if you are worried about having a low CRS score due to age.

This is because you can be invited in a category-based draw with a significantly lower CRS score than other draw types, such as Canadian Experience Class (CEC) draws.

To date, there have been six category-based draws in 2025. The CRS score of the lowest-ranked candidate invited through these draws was 379—and the highest score was 510.

See the table below to gain an understanding of how these scores compare to the highest and lowest CRS scores across PNP and CEC draws that have taken place this year.


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