14/10/2026
✨ Tasmania Skilled Migration - Weekly Nomination Round Update - 15 October 2026 ✨
Migration Tasmania has released its latest update on ROIs and nomination invitations for the 2026-27 Skilled Migration Program.
🔹 Subclass 190
• 45 invitations issued
•12 Gold Pass invitations
• 33 Green Pass invitations
• Lowest score invited: 319 points
🔹 Subclass 491
• 32 invitations issued
• 1 Gold Pass invitation
• 31 further invitations
• Lowest score invited: 88 points
🔹 ROIs currently on hand
• Subclass 190: 878
• Subclass 491: 612
🔹 Nomination places available
• Subclass 190: 944
• Subclass 491: 682
🔹 Nomination applications lodged but not yet decided
• Subclass 190: 103
• Subclass 491: 64
🔹 Invitations issued but applications not yet lodged
• Subclass 190: 83
• Subclass 491: 74
🔹 Oldest nomination application lodged and not yet allocated to a case officer
• 26 September 2026
🔹 Lowest point score required to gain nomination (at assessment)
• Subclass 190: 427 points
• Subclass 491: 81 points
These figures represent a rolling three-month average of the lowest point score resulting in an invitation.
What does this mean?
For Subclass 190, 45 invitations were issued this week, including 12 Gold Pass and 33 Green Pass invitations. Compared with last week, the total number of invitations increased from 37 to 45. Gold Pass invitations decreased slightly from 13 to 12, while Green Pass invitations increased from 24 to 33.
The lowest score invited for Subclass 190 continued to decrease, from 323 points last week to 319 points this week.
For Subclass 491, the number of invitations increased from 24 last week to 32 this week. Gold Pass invitations decreased from 2 to 1, while further invitations increased from 22 to 31.
The lowest score invited for Subclass 491 decreased slightly from 89 points last week to 88 points this week.
It is important to note that the lowest score invited in the weekly round is different from the lowest point score required to gain nomination at assessment, which is reported as a rolling three-month average. This week, those assessment figures are 427 points for Subclass 190 and 81 points for Subclass 491.
Migration Tasmania has also confirmed that all priority attributes claimed in an ROI will be verified during assessment. If an attribute cannot be verified and the applicant's score falls below the applicable threshold, the nomination application may be declined.
Applications will also be declined if applicants are found to have intentionally claimed priority attributes to increase their scores.
Any Gold Pass holder who does not meet the relevant Gold priority attribute will also be declined, regardless of their total point score.
If you would like to discuss your eligibility for Tasmanian skilled migration or your ROI strategy, contact AMC Migration & Education.
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