A State Nomination Revision for Skilled Visas 491 and 190 for 2022–2023

NSW, Australia - Aug. 9, 2022 - PRLog -- Given that they are awaiting a response from the Australian Government about our nomination allotment for the 2022–23 programme year, all states and provinces are not presently accepting applications for the skilled visa 491 or visa 190 programmes.

After receiving the allocation, the programme can start running immediately after the notification.

Western Australia and Tasmania are the only two states that have recently announced their anticipated state nomination requirements with several new streams both for Visa 491 and Visa 190.

All of Tasmania's clients and partners have received emails informing them of their new criteria and procedures.

Report on Tasmanian State Nomination for Skilled Visas 491 and 190 in 2022–2023

The Australian Government has yet to announce Tasmania's nomination allotment for the programme year 2022–2023.

The new skilled migration programme will consist of the following key components:

Graduates in Tasmania are nominated by the state (Living and working individuals in Tasmania can apply)

With no obligatory work experience criteria, Tasmania continues to be one of the simplest and most generous jurisdictions for Skilled Visa 491 and Visa 190 nominations.

Permanent Pathway for PhD Candidates

This is a brand-new pathway for PhD candidates in Tasmania.

Many PhD candidates who want to get permanent residency in Australia under the Global Talent Visa programme have recently applied.

Students who are pursuing a PhD in Tasmania now have another choice thanks to this additional stream.

Tasmania Skilled Workers May Apply For Visas 491 and 190

A longer list of professions and jobs that qualify for permanent nomination under subclass 190.

• Subclass 491 has no occupational criteria.
• The introduction of part-time work to satisfy the necessity for work experience.·
• Assessments of related skills for subcontractors are part of the skilled employment pathway.

This may have an impact on present small company owners running for state office. You may run the company for the full twelve months that the state requires.

This modification may not be made for applicants who have already submitted a nomination application.

A revised personal business revenue requirement is being implemented, with a minimum threshold of 80% of TSMIT. (https://www.homeaffairs.gov.au/reports-and-pubs/files/tsm...)

Processing for the 2021–2022 Program Year

Following the receipt of the 2022–23 programme year quota, Migration Tasmania will keep processing requests made in 2021–22 and will register nominations in Skillselect for qualified applicants.

The nomination requirements for the 2021–22 years will be applied to all applications submitted during that year.

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