To be considered for an invitation, applicants must satisfy the following requirements:
- Your occupation must be listed on the applicable skilled occupation list published by the Australian Government.
- You must be younger than 45 years old when the Department of Home Affairs issues the invitation.
- A positive skills assessment must be obtained for your chosen occupation.
- You must score the minimum points required for the specific visa category you are applying for.
- You need to demonstrate at least a competent level of English.
- An Expression of Interest (EOI) must be submitted through the relevant system.
- Applicants for the Subclass 190 visa must receive nomination from an Australian state or territory government.
- Applicants for the Subclass 491 visa must be nominated by a state or territory government or sponsored by an eligible close relative.
Similar FAQs
- State Occupation Lists for Subclass 190 and 491 Nomination
- I claimed single status in my EOI, received an invitation, and lodged my visa. I heard that points get frozen at the time of invitation. So, can I get married or enter into a de-facto relationship after lodging my visa, but before the visa is granted?
- What do career episodes for EA skill assessment consist of?
