OINP Calculator 2026 — Ontario Workforce Priority Stream EOI Score
Estimate your Expression of Interest (EOI) score for Ontario's new Workforce Priority Stream using the official 2026 scoring factors. Job offer applicants can score up to 130 points; self-employed physicians up to 115 points because the wage factor does not apply.
Important: this is an EOI scoring estimator, not an eligibility assessment. Ontario's scoring factors are separate from stream criteria — you must meet all stream requirements and support every claimed point with documents.
How are you applying?
This choice adds no points; it only shows the correct scoring questions for your pathway.
Frequently asked questions
What is the maximum OINP score under the new Workforce Priority Stream?
Job offer applicants can score a maximum of 130 points across employment, education, language and regionalization. Self-employed physicians can score up to 115 points because the hourly wage factor does not apply to their pathway.
Does this OINP calculator tell me if I am eligible for a nomination?
No. It estimates your EOI score from the published scoring factors. Eligibility is a separate determination based on stream requirements, employer qualifications, work experience thresholds, language minimums and document verification.
Can I reuse my old OINP expression of interest profile?
No. Ontario withdrew existing EOI profiles that had not received an invitation when the previous system closed, so every candidate must register a fresh expression of interest in the new portal.
Is the OINP EOI score the same as the Express Entry CRS score?
No. The OINP EOI score ranks your profile inside Ontario's provincial nomination system, while CRS ranks you federally in Express Entry. They use different factors and maximums and are not interchangeable.
How do I find the NOC code used in this calculator?
Search your job title and main duties in the Government of Canada NOC directory to find your five-digit NOC 2021 code. The second digit is your TEER category and the first digit is your broad occupational category.
Scoring factors published by Ontario for the Workforce Priority Stream (2026).