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Canberra matrix invitation round: 05 Apr 2023

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Canberra matrix invitation round: 05 Apr 2023

Every month, the ACT has a predetermined number of nomination spots available, which are prorated against the annual quota. Those with the highest Matrix scores in each occupation were selected to apply for ACT nomination. The cut-off point for selection was determined by the remaining monthly allocation, the time and date of the Matrix submission, occupation quota, and demand. If an occupation has a higher demand, then candidates with higher Matrix scores were invited to apply.

The minimum ranking score is merely an indicator and does not guarantee an invitation. Invitations will not be extended if an applicant has an active application in the system or has previously received an ACT nomination.

Requests for ranking information

There is no guarantee of receiving an invitation and any requests for information about ranking or the probability of receiving an invitation will not be addressed. Personal circumstances, such as visa expiry dates or significant life events like birthdays, will not influence the prioritization or issuance of invitations for the Matrix program.

Canberra residents

Matrix nominating Small Business Owners

➤ 190 nominations: 11 invitations

➤ 190 minimum matrix score: 70

➤ 491 nominations: 3 invitations

➤ 491 minimum matrix score: 60

Matrix nominating 457 / 482 visa holders

➤ 190 nominations: 7 invitations

➤ 491 nominations: 1 invitation

Matrix-nominating Critical Skill Occupations

➤ 190 nominations: 281 invitations

➤ 491 nominations: 227 invitations

Overseas applicants

Matrix nominating Critical Skill Occupations:

➤ 190 nominations: 154 invitations*

➤ 491 nominations: 1,403 invitations*

*Due to unusual activity on the Canberra Matrix, with many suspected fake submissions from overseas residents, overseas invitations are inflated.

Source: https://www.act.gov.au/migration/resources/canberra-matrix-invitation-round

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