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South Australia Closed State nomination for Subclass 489

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South Australia Closed State nomination for Subclass 489

South Australia – 489 visa Recent Update.

South Australia is closed for Subclass 489 visa.

As of 14 August, 2019 at 11 am, Immigration South Australia is no longer accepting state nomination applications for thesubclass 489 visa.

State nomination applications for the subclass 190 visa can continue to be submitted.

A new Skilled Worker Regional (Provisional 491) visa will be introduced on 16 November 2019 and this will replace the 489 visa.

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