1Canada
Express Entry — Federal Skilled Worker
Federal economic immigration pool
Meets the Federal Skilled Worker selection grid (79/100, minimum 67) and all mandatory criteria.
CRS score / FSW grid
478 · min 67
Competitiveness:Competitive
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Personalised. Data-driven. Actionable. An example of the full decision report — the strongest pathway, how destinations compare, and what to do next, with the rule behind every result.
- Report ID
- XAIM-2026-0142
- Generated
- 18 July 2026
- Prepared for
- Amara Okafor
- Programmes
- 4 evaluated
Eligibility — deterministic
Do you meet the published requirements? This is a yes / needs-review / no, traced to a specific rule version and the answers you gave. It does not change unless the rules or your profile change.
Competitiveness — uncertain
Among everyone who is eligible, will you be selected? This depends on draw cutoffs and invitation rounds that change over time. We show it as a range or an estimate — never a guarantee.
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Executive summary
You meet the assessed requirements for 2 of 4 evaluated programmes, and you are close on the other two.
Here is where this profile stands: the strongest pathway, how the destinations compare, and what to do next. Every result comes from the answers given and the rules in force on the assessment date.
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Programmes evaluated
2
Eligible
1
Needs review
1
Action needed
Destinations: Canada · Australia · Germany · United Kingdom
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Your profile
Every result below is computed from these answers. Nothing is guessed — where a value is missing, the report says so.
- Age
- 29
- Nationality
- Nigeria
- Marital status
- Single
- Valid passport
- Yes
- Education level
- Master's degree
- Field of study
- Computer Science
- Occupation
- Software Engineer
- Skilled experience
- 6 years
- English test
- IELTS 8.0 (CLB 9)
- Settlement funds
- £15,000
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Best-matching pathways
Ranked by overall feasibility — how strongly you meet the requirements, weighed with cost and speed. Eligibility and competitiveness are shown separately, never merged into one misleading score.
2Australia
Skilled Independent visa (subclass 189)
Points-tested, no sponsor required
Passes the points test (85, minimum 65) with a positive skills assessment and Superior English.
points test
85 / 65 needed
Competitiveness:Strong
3Germany
EU Blue Card
Degree + qualifying job offer
Salary offer (€58,000) clears the 2026 threshold, but degree recognition (anabin) is still pending — this must be resolved before the route is confirmed.
Scoring
No points test
4United Kingdom
Skilled Worker visa
Requires a licensed sponsor
Salary, skill level and English are met, but there is no Certificate of Sponsorship yet — the 20 mandatory sponsorship points are missing, so the route is blocked until an offer is secured.
points
50 / 70 needed
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Country ranking & comparison
The same profile, compared across every supported destination. Cost and time are official-fee and typical-processing estimates; blank cells mean a factor does not apply to that route.
| Destination | Eligibility | Competitiveness | Est. cost | Est. time | Overall fit |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 CanadaBest fit Express Entry — Federal Skilled Worker | Eligible | 72 | ~$2,300 | 6–8 months | 82 |
 Australia Skilled Independent visa (subclass 189) | Eligible | 80 | ~$4,900 | 8–11 months | 78 |
 Germany EU Blue Card | Needs review | — | ~$800 | 1–3 months | 66 |
 United Kingdom Skilled Worker visa | Action needed | 65 | ~$5,600 | 3–8 weeks | 52 |
From the comparison run of 17 July 2026. Competitiveness and overall-fit bars are 0–100 relative scores, not a probability of approval.
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Eligibility breakdown
Each mandatory and optional requirement, with what you provided against what the rule asks. Passed items, blockers, and anything needing information or review are labelled plainly.
PassedBlockerNeeds infoNeeds review
Express Entry — Federal Skilled Worker
Canada
- Passed
FSW selection grid (min 67/100)
79 of 100 points
- Passed
Language ability (CLB 7+ all abilities)
CLB 9 (IELTS 8.0)
- Passed
Education credential (with ECA)
Master's, ECA completed
- Passed
Skilled work experience (1+ year, TEER 0–3)
6 years as a Software Engineer
- Passed
Proof of settlement funds
£15,000 (≥ CAD 14,690 for one person)
- Needs info
Admissibility (police & medical)Optional
Police certificate not yet uploaded
All mandatory requirements are met. One item still needs information but does not block entry to the pool.
Skilled Independent visa (subclass 189)
Australia
- Passed
Points test (min 65)
85 points
- Passed
Positive skills assessment
Software occupation — positive (sample)
- Passed
English (Competent minimum)
Superior (IELTS 8.0)
- Passed
Age under 45
29
- Needs info
Health & characterOptional
Checked at application
All mandatory requirements are met. Health and character are verified at the application stage.
EU Blue Card
Germany
- Passed
University degree
Master's in Computer Science
- Passed
Qualifying job offer / contract
Offer at €58,000 gross (sample)
- Passed
Salary threshold (2026)
€58,000 ≥ €48,300
- Needs review
Degree recognition (anabin H+ / statement)
Degree not yet confirmed as recognised
The core criteria are met, but degree recognition needs to be confirmed before the route is settled.
Skilled Worker visa
United Kingdom
- Blocker
Certificate of Sponsorship (licensed sponsor)
None secured yet
- Passed
Job at eligible skill level (RQF 3+)
Role qualifies (sample)
- Passed
Salary threshold (≥ £38,700 or going rate)
£45,000
- Passed
English (B1+)
IELTS 8.0 (C1)
- Needs review
Total points (70 required)
50 of 70 — reaches 70 once a sponsor is confirmed
One mandatory requirement is a blocker: without a Certificate of Sponsorship the route cannot proceed.
Missing information
Still missing from the profile. We never guess these values — adding them makes the results more reliable.
- Police clearance certificate — Canada, Australia
- Statement of comparability for your degree — Germany
- Certificate of Sponsorship from a licensed sponsor — United Kingdom
- Bank statements for proof of settlement funds — Canada
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Points & scoring breakdown
For the routes that use a score, here is exactly how it adds up. A points total is not a probability of approval — it is the input to a selection round.
Canada
Express Entry — CRS
478 / 1200
- Core human capital (age, education, language, experience)364 / 500
- Skill transferability (education × language × experience)100 / 100
- Additional points (provincial, French, sibling, job offer)14 / 600
No fixed pass mark — ranked against the draw cutoff
Australia
Skilled Independent 189 — points test
85 / 130
- Age (25–32)30 / 30
- English (Superior)20 / 20
- Skilled employment outside Australia (5–7 yrs)10 / 15
- Educational qualification (recognised degree)15 / 20
- Specialist education (STEM)10 / 10
Minimum to apply: 65
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Costs, processing times & document readiness
Official government fees and typical processing windows per route, plus where the supporting documents stand today. Fees exclude third-party or legal costs and vary with exchange rates.
| Route | Est. cost | Est. time |
|---|---|---|
| Canada | ~$2,300 | 6–8 months |
| Australia | ~$4,900 | 8–11 months |
| Germany | ~$800 | 1–3 months |
| United Kingdom | ~$5,600 | 3–8 weeks |
Document readiness
- Ready
Valid passport
On file
- Ready
English test result
IELTS 8.0
- Ready
Degree certificate & transcript
On file
- In progress
Credential assessment / recognition
ECA done · Germany anabin pending
- In progress
Police clearance certificate
Requested
- Not started
Certificate of Sponsorship (UK)
Needs a licensed sponsor
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Improvement roadmap & scenarios
The highest-leverage actions first, then some what-if scenarios. Estimated gains are modelled from the rules — real outcomes depend on official assessment.
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Secure a Certificate of Sponsorship
BlockerA licensed UK sponsor issuing a Certificate of Sponsorship adds the 20 mandatory points and unblocks the Skilled Worker route.
United Kingdom — Skilled WorkerUnlocks the route - 2
Confirm your degree recognition in Germany
High impactRequest a statement of comparability (anabin) for your degree. This resolves the only open item on the EU Blue Card.
Germany — EU Blue CardResolves the review - 3
Raise IELTS to CLB 10 across all abilities
Medium impactHigher language scores lift both the core and skill-transferability parts of your CRS score.
Canada — Express Entryup to +24 CRS - 4
Add a French language result
Medium impactA qualifying French result (NCLC 7+) can add additional CRS points and opens category-based French draws.
Canada — Express Entryup to +50 CRS
Scenario opportunities
Reach CRS 491
Puts you at or above the most recent Canadian general draw cutoff.
French (NCLC 7) + a sibling in Canada
Could add up to +65 CRS combined and open French category-based draws.
One more year of skilled experience
Lifts the Australian points test to 90 and strengthens invitation odds.
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Recommended next actions
A suggested order, at your own pace. These are general decision-support steps to organise the work — not legal instructions or a filing plan.
- 1
Review the blocker and open items below
Start with anything marked Blocker, Needs review, or Needs info.
- 2
For Canada, order documents
Request your police certificate and prepare proof-of-funds statements.
- 3
For Germany, request recognition
Apply for a statement of comparability (anabin) for your degree.
- 4
For the UK, explore sponsors
Look into licensed sponsors if the UK route matters to your plans.
- 5
Re-run your assessment
Scores refresh from your latest answers once your profile is updated.
- 6
Gather documents for your best-fit pathway
Collect evidence for the requirements listed in this report.
Re-running the assessment after any change refreshes every score and status from your latest answers.
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Sources, rule versions & decision trace
Every result is explainable. Here are the rule versions used, when each source was last checked against official pages, what this report does and does not cover, and a worked example of the trace behind one result.
| Programme | Country | Assessed | Rules | Sources checked | Decision ID |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Express Entry — FSW | Canada | 17 Jul 2026 | v4 | 16 Jul 2026 | sample-ca-3f2a…9d1c |
| Skilled Independent 189 | Australia | 17 Jul 2026 | v3 | 15 Jul 2026 | sample-au-71bd…4e08 |
| EU Blue Card | Germany | 17 Jul 2026 | v3 | 16 Jul 2026 | sample-de-a05c…22f7 |
| Skilled Worker | United Kingdom | 17 Jul 2026 | v5 | 18 Jul 2026 | sample-gb-c9e4…6b3a |
Each result is pinned to the programme rule versions in force on its assessment date and can be traced by decision ID. 'Sources checked' shows when each programme's rules were last verified against official government pages.
How one result was decided
Worked example — the age factor behind the Canadian CRS score.
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Input: Date of birth → age 29
- 2
Rule applied: Express Entry CRS — age factor (rules v4)
- 3
Evaluation: Age 29 falls in the 20–29 band → 105 of 110 core points
- 4
Contribution: Feeds the CRS core human-capital subtotal (364)
- 5
Source: IRCC CRS criteria — last verified 16 Jul 2026
Coverage & limitations
- Covers skilled-work routes for the UK, Canada, Australia and Germany only — other routes and countries are not assessed.
- Eligibility reflects the rules in force on the assessment date. Rules and thresholds change over time.
- Competitiveness (draw cutoffs, invitation rounds) is an estimate that changes with every round — never a guarantee.
- The engine does not make admissibility, medical or character rulings, and does not replace a decision by a government or an employer.
Free assessment vs the Decision Dossier
The answer is always free. The full plan is the report.
A free assessment never hides your eligibility — you see your status, points and blockers for every route. The Decision Dossier is the durable plan built on top.
Free assessment
- Your eligibility status for every programme
- Points, blockers, and the reason for each result
- Official source, rule version, and last-verified date
- Top 3 ranked programmes and recommendations
Decision Dossier
- The full multi-country comparison, every ranked route
- Your complete improvement roadmap and scenarios
- This downloadable Decision Dossier (PDF)
- Email delivery, shareable with an adviser or employer
This is an example report built with fictional sample information. It is not a real assessment, a real person, or a real government decision.
Guidance only, not legal or immigration advice. Check official government sources before you act. Paying never changes a visa outcome — the Decision Dossier is a synthesis of your own assessment, not an application or an approval.