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🏆APAC - Client-Centred Advisory Excellence Award 2026
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📌Melbourne 📌Sydney 📌Bangkok Healy Daloia Group includes two specialised businesses: Healy Daloia Migration and Healy Daloia Consultancy, delivering strategic migration and consultancy services. Healy Daloia Migration assists individuals and organisations across employer sponsored, skilled, family, business and investment visas, citizenship applications, appeals and temporary visas. Driven by integrity, clarity and expertise, we deliver practical, results-focused solutions at every stage of your journey. Book your consultation with us.

🔷 Victoria’s 2026-27 Priority Industries for Skilled Nomination 🔷📌 Victoria has published the priority industries and oc...
28/10/2026

🔷 Victoria’s 2026-27 Priority Industries for Skilled Nomination 🔷

📌 Victoria has published the priority industries and occupations for its 2026-27 skilled visa nomination program (Skilled Nominated visa subclass 190 and Skilled Work Regional visa subclass 491).

The four priority industries are:

🔹 Healthcare (59 occupations)
🔹 Social assistance (6 occupations)
🔹 Education (5 occupations)
🔹 Construction (31 occupations)

Is your occupation on the list? Swipe through for details 🔍

⚠️ Victoria notes that an invitation to apply for nomination, or a successful nomination, is not guaranteed. You also need to meet the Australian Government’s visa requirements.

✅ Unsure about your eligibility?

Contact us to book a consultation with one of our registered migration agents.

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Disclaimer: This disclaimer applies to all social media posts by Healy Daloia Group. The content of this post does not constitute legal or immigration advice and should not be considered as such. The material is created to provide an informational guideline (updated at the time of posting and subject to change) for general information purposes only. Consult a registered Migration Agent before considering any information provided in this post and to verify your case specifically.

🔷 Victoria’s 2026-27 State Nomination Program Is Now Open 🔷On 26 October 2026, Live in Melbourne announced that Victoria...
26/10/2026

🔷 Victoria’s 2026-27 State Nomination Program Is Now Open 🔷

On 26 October 2026, Live in Melbourne announced that Victoria’s 2026-27 skilled visa nomination program is now open for Registrations of Interest (ROI) for the Skilled Nominated visa (subclass 190).

🔹 900 nomination places for subclass 190
🔹 Subclass 491 places are not yet finalised, and 491 ROIs are not currently being accepted
🔹 ROIs from last year don’t carry over, so you must submit a new one for 2026-27

📌 Invitation rounds occur throughout the year. There are no set dates for invitation rounds. The program will close to new ROIs in 2027, at a date to be advised.

✅ Unsure about your eligibility or strategy for state nomination?

Contact us to book a consultation with one of our registered migration agents.

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Disclaimer: This disclaimer applies to all social media posts by Healy Daloia Migration Services. The content of this post does not constitute legal or immigration advice and should not be considered as such. The material is created to provide an informational guideline (updated at the time of posting and subject to change) for general information purposes only. Consult a registered Migration Agent before considering any information provided in this post and to verify your case specifically. Where approval rates, success rates, or similar performance figures are mentioned, these rates are calculated based on client applications lodged by Healy Daloia from the date of the first relevant application lodged by the firm up to the date the post was published.

🔷 Migration Tasmania Update - Nomination Places (23 October 2026) 🔷Migration Tasmania has released its latest nomination...
26/10/2026

🔷 Migration Tasmania Update - Nomination Places (23 October 2026) 🔷

Migration Tasmania has released its latest nomination figures for the 2026-27 program year, with 70 candidates invited to apply across both subclasses on 23 October 2026.

Subclass 190 - Skilled Nominated visa:

🔹 38 ROIs invited
🔹 902 places available
🔹 Lowest score invited: 317
🔸 850 ROIs on hand
🔸 100 applications lodged but not yet decided
🔸 Invitations issued but application not yet lodged: 72

Subclass 491 - Skilled Work Regional visa:

🔹 32 ROIs invited
🔹 670 places available
🔹 Lowest score invited: 76
🔸 616 ROIs on hand
🔸 76 applications lodged but not yet decided
🔸 Invitations issued but application not yet lodged: 72

📌 Lowest point score required to gain nomination (at assessment): 416 for Subclass 190 and 81 for Subclass 491, a rolling three-month average.

Staying up to date with state nomination trends can help you plan your skilled migration pathway.

✅ Unsure about your eligibility?

Contact us to book a consultation with one of our registered migration agents.

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Disclaimer: This disclaimer applies to all social media posts by Healy Daloia Migration Services. The content of this post does not constitute legal or immigration advice and should not be considered as such. The material is created to provide an informational guideline (updated at the time of posting and subject to change) for general information purposes only. Consult a registered Migration Agent before considering any information provided in this post and to verify your case specifically. Where approval rates, success rates, or similar performance figures are mentioned, these rates are calculated based on client applications lodged by Healy Daloia from the date of the first relevant application lodged by the firm up to the date the post was published.

🔷 South Australia Is Now Open for Registrations of Interest (ROI) 🔷📌 22 October 2026, Move to South Australia announced ...
22/10/2026

🔷 South Australia Is Now Open for Registrations of Interest (ROI) 🔷

📌 22 October 2026, Move to South Australia announced that it is now open for Registrations of Interest (ROI) for people living and working in South Australia whose current visas are due to expire by 31 January 2027.

Offshore candidates don’t need to submit an ROI. They may continue to lodge an Expression of Interest (EOI) through SkillSelect, and suitable candidates will be invited directly from their EOI.

Invitations will be issued to suitable onshore and offshore candidates, with a focus on priority sectors, including:

🔹 Building and construction
🔹 Defence
🔹 Education
🔹 Engineering
🔹 Health
🔹 Manufacturing

High-ranking candidates in non-priority sectors may also be considered. All applicants must have a current EOI lodged in SkillSelect.

There is no fee to submit an ROI. If your ROI receives a Not Invited decision, you can’t submit a new one for 3 months, so check your occupation on the South Australian Skilled Occupation List and the requirements for your stream before you apply.

✅ Unsure about your eligibility?

Contact us to book a consultation with one of our registered migration agents.

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Disclaimer: This disclaimer applies to all social media posts by Healy Daloia Migration Services. The content of this post does not constitute legal or immigration advice and should not be considered as such. The material is created to provide an informational guideline (updated at the time of posting and subject to change) for general information purposes only. Consult a registered Migration Agent before considering any information provided in this post and to verify your case specifically. Where approval rates, success rates, or similar performance figures are mentioned, these rates are calculated based on client applications lodged by Healy Daloia from the date of the first relevant application lodged by the firm up to the date the post was published.

🔷 Retail Pharmacist vs. Industrial Pharmacist: What Are the Differences Between Them? 🔷📌 If you're a pharmacist planning...
21/10/2026

🔷 Retail Pharmacist vs. Industrial Pharmacist: What Are the Differences Between Them? 🔷

📌 If you're a pharmacist planning to leverage your qualifications for migration to Australia, it is important to identify which occupation best aligns with your skills and experience, as this may affect your visa and skills assessment options.

ANZSCO defines the two occupations as follows:

👉 Retail Pharmacist – Dispenses prescribed pharmaceuticals to the public, educates customers on health promotion, disease prevention and the proper use of medicines, and sells non-prescription medicines and related goods in a community pharmacy.

👉 Industrial Pharmacist – Undertakes research, testing and analysis related to the development, production, storage, quality control and distribution of drugs and related supplies.

📌 Licensing requirements can vary depending on the visa pathway. Registration or licensing may be required for Retail and Industrial Pharmacists, particularly for certain employment and sponsorship pathways.

See the image for more details 🔎

✅ Unsure about your eligibility?

Contact us to book a consultation with one of our registered migration agents.



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Disclaimer: This disclaimer applies to all social media posts by Healy Daloia Migration Services. The content of this post does not constitute legal or immigration advice and should not be considered as such. The material is created to provide an informational guideline (updated at the time of posting and subject to change) for general information purposes only. Consult a registered Migration Agent before considering any information provided in this post and to verify your case specifically.

🔷 NSW Skills List 2026-27: Eligible Occupation Groups for Subclass 190 🔷Investment NSW has published the 2026-27 NSW Ski...
20/10/2026

🔷 NSW Skills List 2026-27: Eligible Occupation Groups for Subclass 190 🔷

Investment NSW has published the 2026-27 NSW Skills List for the Skilled Nominated visa (Subclass 190).

The list outlines eligible ANZSCO Unit Groups across high-demand sectors, including:

🔹 Health Care & Social Assistance
🔹 Education & Teaching
🔹 Information & Communications Technology (ICT)
🔹 Engineering & Technical Trades
🔹 Construction, Manufacturing & Agriculture

Swipe through for details 🔍

*Not all occupations within each unit group are eligible. This update currently applies only to Subclass 190, the details for the Subclass 491 list will follow when announced by NSW.

✅ Unsure about your eligibility?

Contact us to book a consultation with one of our registered migration agents.

Check the link in bio.



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Disclaimer: This disclaimer applies to all social media posts by Healy Daloia Migration Services. The content of this post does not constitute legal or immigration advice and should not be considered as such. The material is created to provide an informational guideline (updated at the time of posting and subject to change) for general information purposes only. Consult a registered Migration Agent before considering any information provided in this post and to verify your case specifically.

19/10/2026

🔷 Every Invitation Marks a Milestone Toward a New Chapter in Australia 🔷

At Healy Daloia, we are proud to support our clients through every stage of the process, from initial consultation to the final outcome.

Congratulations to our clients who received their invitations in the latest Subclass 189 (Skilled Independent visa) round.

Invitations our clients received across diverse skilled occupations:

🔹 Cabinetmaker - 65 points
🔹 Environmental Research Scientist - 75 points
🔹 Electrician (General) - 70 points
🔹 Painting Trades Worker - 85 points
🔹 And more...

Behind every letter of invitation is dedication, patience, and months or years of preparation.

We wish all our invited clients the very best as they move on to the visa application stage.

✅ Unsure about your eligibility?

Contact us to book a consultation with one of our registered migration agents.

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Disclaimer: This disclaimer applies to all social media posts by Healy Daloia Migration Services. The content of this post does not constitute legal or immigration advice and should not be considered as such. The material is created to provide an informational guideline (updated at the time of posting and subject to change) for general information purposes only. Consult a registered Migration Agent before considering any information provided in this post and to verify your case specifically.

🔷 The Healy Daloia team genuinely appreciate all the reviews we receive from our clients. Your opinions are important to...
16/10/2026

🔷 The Healy Daloia team genuinely appreciate all the reviews we receive from our clients.

Your opinions are important to us and help us improve our services and support during your individual migration journey.

Thank you, Gabriel M. for taking the time to provide us with your feedback!

🔷 NSW State Nomination Program 2026–27 Now Open for Subclass 190 🔷Investment NSW has officially opened nominations for t...
15/10/2026

🔷 NSW State Nomination Program 2026–27 Now Open for Subclass 190 🔷

Investment NSW has officially opened nominations for the Subclass 190 (Skilled Nominated) visa for the 2026–27 program year, alongside the release of the updated NSW Skills List.

Key highlights from the announcement:

🔹 The Subclass 190 program is officially open
🔹 The first invitation round is scheduled for the week commencing 19 October 2026
🔹 The new NSW Skills List for Subclass 190 is now available, covering sectors such as health, engineering, ICT, construction, and trades
🔹 The Subclass 491 (Skilled Work Regional) visa remains temporarily closed across all pathways at this stage

Swipe through for details 🔍

✅ Unsure about your eligibility?

Contact us to book a consultation with one of our registered migration agents.

Check the link in bio.



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Disclaimer: This disclaimer applies to all social media posts by Healy Daloia Migration Services. The content of this post does not constitute legal or immigration advice and should not be considered as such. The material is created to provide an informational guideline (updated at the time of posting and subject to change) for general information purposes only. Consult a registered Migration Agent before considering any information provided in this post and to verify your case specifically.

🔷 First Subclass 189 Invitation Round of 2026-27 Is Happening Today 🔷Today marks the first Skilled Independent (Subclass...
15/10/2026

🔷 First Subclass 189 Invitation Round of 2026-27 Is Happening Today 🔷

Today marks the first Skilled Independent (Subclass 189) invitation round of the 2026-27 program year, with many applicants watching closely for updates throughout the day.

For those with an active EOI through Healy Daloia, we will notify you as soon as we receive an update regarding your invitation.

Official SkillSelect data from previous rounds:

🔹 August 2025: 6,887 invitations issued
🔹 November 2025: 10,000 invitations issued

🔍 What is the Subclass 189 visa?

The Skilled Independent (Subclass 189) visa is one of Australia’s most popular and flexible permanent residency pathways because it offers:

🔹 Permanent residency from grant
🔹 No employer or state sponsorship required
🔹 Eligible pathways to Australian citizenship
🔹 Ability to include eligible family members in your application
🔹 And more...

The visa is invitation-based and points-tested, with invitations issued according to factors including points ranking and occupation demand. Meeting the minimum eligibility requirements does not automatically guarantee an invitation.

Wishing the best of luck to everyone awaiting news from today’s round.

✅ Unsure about your eligibility?

Contact us to book a consultation with one of our registered migration agents.

Check the link in bio.



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Disclaimer: This disclaimer applies to all social media posts by Healy Daloia Migration Services. The content of this post does not constitute legal or immigration advice and should not be considered as such. The material is created to provide an informational guideline (updated at the time of posting and subject to change) for general information purposes only. Consult a registered Migration Agent before considering any information provided in this post and to verify your case specifically.

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