Ontario · RCIP · verified October 2026

Timmins RCIP Points Calculator 2026

Timmins weights its 2026 grid toward trades, natural resources and manufacturing (15 sector points each) over health and education (10). That is the reverse of most communities, and a clear picture of the local labour market. Demand forced a reset in mid-2026: since July 30 you need at least 79 points just to enter the pool, each employer can submit no more than four applications per intake, and no employer can receive more than five recommendations for the year. If your occupation is not on the priority list you still keep the sector points.

Points · pool entry 79Closed for 2026

Intake status: Done for 2026. The last scheduled intake ran October 13 to 16, and no more 2026 intakes are listed.

Calculate your Timmins score

The live grid below mirrors the community’s official scoring sheet. Your total and verdict update as you answer.

Worth knowing

How Timmins selects candidates

Monthly intake windows. Since August 2026 there is no overall limit per intake, but each employer can submit at most 4 applications per intake and receive at most 5 recommendations in 2026.

Pool entry score: 79. Applications below 79 are not considered at all, even though the federal minimum is 50.

Since July 30, 2026, Timmins only places applications scoring 79 or more in its pool. Candidates already in the pool below 79 stay in until their withdrawal month.

If your occupation is not on the priority list you get 0 occupation points, but sector points still count.
June 2026 list changes: health information management (12111) and administrative assistants (13110) were removed; railway yard and track maintenance workers (74200) and nursery and greenhouse labourers (85103) were added. Bookkeepers (12200) now need a degree or diploma in accounting or bookkeeping.
Visitor-status candidates are not eligible. International students must graduate and hold status that lets them work full-time before applying.

Timmins job offer points (2026 grid)

Job offer points are the sector score plus the occupation score, capped at 25. The other four factors (work experience, language, education, intent to reside) follow the shared federal template. The TEER column comes from the NOC code (its 2nd digit) and sets your language minimum.

Priority sector points

Priority sector	Points
Trades and transport	+15
Natural resources and agriculture	+15
Manufacturing and utilities	+15
Health	+10
Education and social, community and government services	+10

Priority occupation points (NOC)

NOC	Occupation	TEER	Points
31301	Registered nurses and registered psychiatric nurses	1	+10
32101	Licensed practical nurses	2	+10
72401	Heavy-duty equipment mechanics	2	+10
73400	Heavy equipment operators	3	+10
21330	Mining engineers	1	+8
32104	Animal health technologists and vet technicians	2	+8
42201	Social and community service workers	2	+8
42202	Early childhood educators and assistants	2	+8
44101	Home support workers and caregivers	4	+8
72100	Machinists and tooling inspectors	2	+8
72200	Electricians	2	+8
72410	Automotive service technicians and mechanics	2	+8
33102	Nurse aides, orderlies and patient service associates	3	+7
72106	Welders and related machine operators	2	+7
72400	Construction millwrights and industrial mechanics	2	+7
12200	Accounting technicians and bookkeepers (accounting degree or diploma required)	2	+5
22101	Geological and mineral technologists	2	+5
33101	Medical laboratory assistants	3	+5
73300	Transport truck drivers	3	+5
74200	Railway yard and track maintenance workers	4	+5
74203	Automotive and heavy truck parts installers	4	+5
75110	Construction trades helpers and labourers	5	+5
84100	Underground mine service and support workers	4	+5
85103	Nursery and greenhouse labourers	5	+5
95103	Labourers in wood, pulp and paper processing	5	+5

Common questions

Is Timmins accepting RCIP applications right now?

Done for 2026. The last scheduled intake ran October 13 to 16, and no more 2026 intakes are listed. (Status checked October 2026.)

What is the minimum RCIP score for Timmins?

The federal minimum is 50 points out of 125, with at least 10 in each of the five factors (job offer, work experience, language, education, intent to reside), but Timmins only accepts applications scoring 79 or more. Since July 30, 2026, Timmins only places applications scoring 79 or more in its pool. Candidates already in the pool below 79 stay in until their withdrawal month.

How does Timmins select RCIP candidates?

Monthly intake windows. Since August 2026 there is no overall limit per intake, but each employer can submit at most 4 applications per intake and receive at most 5 recommendations in 2026. You always need a full-time, permanent job offer from a designated employer in the community first.

Where do I confirm the current Timmins RCIP rules?

On the community’s official RCIP website (https://timminsedc.com/immigration/). Communities revise their grids and intake rules during the year; our data was last verified October 2026.

Educational estimate only — not immigration advice. Grid data verified October 2026 and may since have changed. Confirm every detail on the official Timmins RCIP site before acting. How we check the data.

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