
From B1 to C1 in TEF Canada: Practical Guide
From B1 to C1: practical guide and tips to succeed in TEF Canada, improve your score, and progress efficiently.

One of the most common questions about TEF Canada is: What score do I need to be eligible for immigration? Let’s break down the official requirements for 2025.
The Canadian government uses the Canadian Language Benchmarks (NCLC) to evaluate TEF results.
TEF Score | NCLC | Approx. CEFR |
393 – 415 | 7 | B2 |
416 – 450 | 8 | B2+ |
451 – 498 | 9 | C1 |
499 – 545 | 10 | C1+ |
546 – 576 | 11 | C2 |
577 – 699 | 12 | C2+ |
👉 Minimum requirement : NCLC 7 for federal immigration through Express Entry.
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For most immigration programs, you need at least NCLC 7 (393 points). However, aiming for NCLC 9 or higher maximizes your CRS score and chances of success.
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