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AMC Migration and Education is a professional migration & education agency with its offices in Hobart and in Melbourne Australia.

We offer strategic solutions to anyone who is in need of Australian visa services. 500 student visa；190 skilled nominated；491 skilled work regional; 820/801 Partner Visa; Skills Assessment; University/VET course applications; Career Planning guidance; 485 graduate work visa; 408 temporary work visa; 600 visitor visa

28/10/2026

✨ Tasmania Skilled Migration - Weekly Nomination Round Update - 29 October 2026 ✨

Migration Tasmania has released its latest update on ROIs and nomination invitations for the 2026-27 Skilled Migration Program.

🔹 Subclass 190
• 64 invitations issued
• 15 Gold Pass invitation
• 49 Green Pass invitations
• Lowest score invited: 316 points

🔹 Subclass 491
• 26 invitations issued
• 1 Gold Pass invitation
• 25 further invitations
• Lowest score invited: 75 points

🔹 ROIs currently on hand
• Subclass 190: 823
• Subclass 491: 630

🔹 Nomination places available
• Subclass 190: 873
• Subclass 491: 654

🔹 Nomination applications lodged but not yet decided
• Subclass 190: 93
• Subclass 491: 88

🔹 Invitations issued but applications not yet lodged
• Subclass 190: 100
• Subclass 491: 65

🔹 Oldest nomination application lodged and not yet allocated to a case officer
• 29 September 2026

🔹 Six-week rolling average invitation point score
• Subclass 190: 326 points
• Subclass 491: 78 points

Migration Tasmania has updated its method for calculating the lowest point score required to gain nomination at assessment. The calculation is now based on a six-week rolling average instead of a three-month rolling average.

What does this mean?

For Subclass 190, 64 invitations were issued this week, including 15 Gold Pass and 49 Green Pass invitations. Compared with last week, the total number of invitations increased from 38 to 64. Gold Pass invitations increased from 7 to 15, while Green Pass invitations increased from 31 to 49.

The lowest score invited for Subclass 190 continued to decrease, from 317 points last week to 316 points this week.

For Subclass 491, the number of invitations decreased from 32 last week to 26 this week. Gold Pass invitations decreased from 2 to 1, while further invitations decreased from 30 to 25.

The lowest score invited for Subclass 491 decreased slightly from 76 points last week to 75 points this week.

Important Update - Changes to the Rolling Average Assessment

Migration Tasmania has confirmed that the lowest point score required to gain nomination at assessment will now be calculated using a six-week rolling average instead of the previous three-month rolling average.

This week, the six-week rolling average invitation point scores are 326 points for Subclass 190 and 78 points for Subclass 491.

It is important to note that the lowest score invited in the weekly round is different from the six-week rolling average used during nomination assessment.

Migration Tasmania has also confirmed that all priority attributes claimed in an ROI will be verified during assessment.

If one or more priority attributes cannot be verified:

• If the revised point score remains above the lowest score threshold in the most recent invitation round, the nomination application may still be approved.

• However, if the revised point score falls below both the lowest score in the most recent invitation round and the six-week rolling average, the nomination application will be declined.

If you would like to discuss your eligibility for Tasmanian skilled migration or your ROI strategy, contact AMC Migration & Education.

📅 Book a consultation: www.amcmigration.com.au/book-online

🏢 Tasmania Office: Suite 4, Mathers Lane, 117 Liverpool Street, Hobart TAS

📧 [email protected]

28/10/2026

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22/10/2026

✨ Tasmania Skilled Migration - Weekly Nomination Round Update - 23 October 2026 ✨

Migration Tasmania has released its latest update on ROIs and nomination invitations for the 2026-27 Skilled Migration Program.

🔹 Subclass 190
• 38 invitations issued
• 7 Gold Pass invitations
• 31 Green Pass invitations
• Lowest score invited: 317 points

🔹 Subclass 491
• 32 invitations issued
• 2 Gold Pass invitations
• 30 further invitations
• Lowest score invited: 76 points

🔹 ROIs currently on hand
• Subclass 190: 850
• Subclass 491: 616

🔹 Nomination places available
• Subclass 190: 902
• Subclass 491: 670

🔹 Nomination applications lodged but not yet decided
• Subclass 190: 100
• Subclass 491: 76

🔹 Invitations issued but applications not yet lodged

• Subclass 190: 72
• Subclass 491: 72

🔹 Oldest nomination application lodged and not yet allocated to a case officer

• 28 September 2026

🔹 Lowest point score required to gain nomination (at assessment)

• Subclass 190: 416 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, 38 invitations were issued this week, including 7 Gold Pass and 31 Green Pass invitations. Compared with last week, the total number of invitations decreased from 45 to 38. Gold Pass invitations decreased from 12 to 7, while Green Pass invitations decreased slightly from 33 to 31.

The lowest score invited for Subclass 190 continued to decrease, from 319 points last week to 317 points this week.

For Subclass 491, the number of invitations remained the same as last week, with 32 invitations issued. Gold Pass invitations increased from 1 to 2, while further invitations decreased from 31 to 30.

The lowest score invited for Subclass 491 decreased from 88 points last week to 76 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 416 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 will 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.

📅 Book a consultation: https://www.amcmigration.com.au/book-online

🏢 Tasmania Office: Suite 4, Mathers Lane, 117 Liverpool Street, Hobart TAS

📧 [email protected]

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.

📅 Book a consultation: https://www.amcmigration.com.au/book-online

🏢 Tasmania Office: Suite 4, Mathers Lane, 117 Liverpool Street, Hobart TAS

📧 [email protected]

07/10/2026

✨ Tasmania Skilled Migration - Weekly Nomination Round Update - 8 October 2026 ✨

Migration Tasmania has released its latest update on ROIs and nomination invitations for the 2026-27 Skilled Migration Program.

🔹 Subclass 190
• 37 invitations issued
• 13 Gold Pass invitations
• 24 Green Pass invitations
• Lowest score invited: 323 points

🔹 Subclass 491
• 24 invitations issued
• 2 Gold Pass invitations
• 22 further invitations
• Lowest score invited: 89 points

🔹 ROIs currently on hand
• Subclass 190: 897
• Subclass 491: 605

🔹 Nomination places available
• Subclass 190: 954
• Subclass 491: 691

🔹 Nomination applications lodged but not yet decided
• Subclass 190: 71
• Subclass 491: 51

🔹 Invitations issued but applications not yet lodged
• Subclass 190: 80
• Subclass 491: 69

🔹 Oldest nomination application lodged and not yet allocated to a case officer
• 24 September 2026

🔹 Lowest point score required to gain nomination (at assessment)
• Subclass 190: 440 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, 37 invitations were issued this week, including 13 Gold Pass and 24 Green Pass invitations. Compared with last week, the total number of invitations remained similar, decreasing slightly from 38 to 37. However, Gold Pass invitations increased from 7 to 13, while Green Pass invitations decreased from 31 to 24.

The lowest score invited for Subclass 190 continued to decrease, from 331 points last week to 323 points this week.

For Subclass 491, the number of invitations decreased from 34 last week to 24 this week. After no Gold Pass invitations were issued last week, 2 Gold Pass invitations were issued this week, together with 22 further invitations.

The lowest score invited for Subclass 491 increased from 71 points last week to 89 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 440 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.

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.

📅 Book a consultation:

🏢 Tasmania Office: Suite 4, Mathers Lane, 117 Liverpool Street, Hobart TAS

📧 [email protected]

30/09/2026

✨ Tasmania Skilled Migration - Weekly Nomination Round Update - 1 October 2026 ✨

Migration Tasmania has released its latest update on ROIs and nomination invitations for the 2026-27 Skilled Migration Program.

🔹 Subclass 190

• 38 invitations issued
• 7 Gold Pass invitations
• 31 Green Pass invitations
• Lowest score invited: 331 points

🔹 Subclass 491

• 34 invitations issued
• 0 Gold Pass invitations
• 34 further invitations
• Lowest score invited: 71 points

🔹 ROIs currently on hand

• Subclass 190: 900
• Subclass 491: 591

🔹 Nomination places available

• Subclass 190: 979
• Subclass 491: 704

🔹 Nomination applications lodged but not yet decided

• Subclass 190: 62
• Subclass 491: 51

🔹 Invitations issued but applications not yet lodged

• Subclass 190: 79
• Subclass 491: 67

🔹 Lowest point score required to gain nomination (at assessment)
• Subclass 190: 457 points
• Subclass 491: 79 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, 38 invitations were issued this week, including 7 Gold Pass and 31 Green Pass invitations.

This is a significant increase in Green Pass invitations compared with 18 last week.

The lowest score invited for Subclass 190 continued to decrease, from 352 points last week to 331 points this week. For Subclass 491, the lowest score also decreased slightly from 72 to 71 points.

For Subclass 491, the number of invitations increased from 24 last week to 34 this week. No Gold Pass invitations were issued for the third week in a row, with all 34 invitations issued to further candidates.

If you would like to discuss your eligibility for Tasmanian skilled migration or your ROI strategy, contact AMC Migration & Education.

📅 Book a consultation: https://www.amcmigration.com.au/book-online

🏢 Tasmania Office: Suite 4, Mathers Lane, 117 Liverpool Street, Hobart TAS

📧 [email protected]

28/09/2026

✨ Subclass 407 Training Visa Nomination Approved ✨

We are pleased to share another successful outcome for one of our business clients!

Our client has received approval for their Training Visa (Subclass 407) nomination.

The nomination application was successfully approved on 28 September 2026, allowing the business to proceed with sponsoring the nominated applicant for their proposed training position.

🔹 Visa: Training Visa (Subclass 407)
🔹 Nomination: Approved
🔹 Approval Date: 28 September 2026

The approval of the nomination is an important step in the Subclass 407 visa process, allowing the nominated applicant to proceed with their Training Visa application.

Congratulations to our client on this successful outcome! 👏

📅 Book a consultation: https://www.amcmigration.com.au/book-online

📧 Email: [email protected]

🏢 Tasmania Office: Suite 4, Mathers Lane, 117 Liverpool Street, Hobart TAS

23/09/2026

✨ Tasmania Skilled Migration - Weekly Nomination Round Update - 24 September 2026 ✨

Migration Tasmania has released its latest update on ROIs and nomination invitations for the 2026-27 Skilled Migration Program.

🔹 Subclass 190

• 38 invitations issued
• 20 Gold Pass invitations
• 18 Green Pass invitations
• Lowest score invited: 352 points

🔹 Subclass 491

• 24 invitations issued
• 0 Gold Pass invitations
• 24 further invitations
• Lowest score invited: 72 points

🔹 ROIs currently on hand

• Subclass 190: 905
• Subclass 491: 593

🔹 Nomination places available

• Subclass 190: 992
• Subclass 491: 712

🔹 Nomination applications lodged but not yet decided

• Subclass 190: 41
• Subclass 491: 37

🔹 Invitations issued but applications not yet lodged

• Subclass 190: 76
• Subclass 491: 63

🔹 Lowest point score required to gain nomination (at assessment)

• Subclass 190: 478 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, 38 invitations were issued this week, including 20 Gold Pass and 18 Green Pass invitations.

The lowest score invited for Subclass 190 continued to decrease, from 375 points last week to 352 points this week. For Subclass 491, the lowest score remained at 72 points.

For Subclass 491, no Gold Pass invitations were issued for the second week in a row, with all 24 invitations issued to further candidates.

It is important to note that the lowest score invited in a weekly round is different from the lowest point score required to gain nomination at assessment. The assessment figures of 478 points for Subclass 190 and 81 points for Subclass 491 represent a rolling three-month average.

Migration Tasmania has also confirmed that where an ROI is invited, all priority attributes claimed must be verified and the information provided in the ROI and nomination application must be true and correct. If one or more priority attributes cannot be verified and the score falls below the applicable threshold, the application will be declined.

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.

📅 Book a consultation: https://www.amcmigration.com.au/book-online

🏢 Tasmania Office: Suite 4, Mathers Lane, 117 Liverpool Street, Hobart TAS

📧 [email protected]

17/09/2026

⚠️ Australian Immigration Changes Announced - 17 September 2026

The Australian Government has announced changes affecting Working Holiday, Student, Visitor and Skilled visas.

🔹 Working Holiday Visas
• A ballot system will be introduced for second and third Working Holiday visas.
• Up to 45,000 second-year visas will be available each year.
• Up to 5,000 third-year visas will be available each year.
• UK passport holders will be exempt from the third-year ballot.

🔹 Student Visas
• Most international students will be required to come to Australia without their family members.
• Some exceptions will apply.
• Changes will also be introduced to reduce “visa hopping”.
• International students will be expected to progress to higher-level studies instead of moving to lower-level courses.

🔹 Visitor Visas
• The No Further Stay condition will be expanded across Visitor visas.
• This condition prevents most visa holders from applying for another visa while they are in Australia.

🔹 Skilled Migration
• Visa processing priorities will be updated to focus on skills Australia needs.
• Construction, agriculture, fisheries and teaching will be added to the priority list.

🔹 What happens next?
More details about these changes, including when they will start, are expected from the Australian Government.

If you would like to know how these changes may affect your visa options, contact AMC Migration & Education.

📅 Book a consultation:
https://www.amcmigration.com.au/book-online

🏢 Tasmania Office: Suite 4, Mathers Lane, 117 Liverpool Street, Hobart TAS
📧 [email protected]

16/09/2026

✨ Tasmania Skilled Migration - Weekly Nomination Round Update - 17 September 2026 ✨

Migration Tasmania has released its latest update on ROIs and nomination invitations for the 2026-27 Skilled Migration Program.

🔹 Subclass 190

• 37 invitations issued
• 7 Gold Pass invitations
• 30 Green Pass invitations
• Lowest score invited: 375 points

🔹 Subclass 491

• 26 invitations issued
• 0 Gold Pass invitations
• 26 further invitations
• Lowest score invited: 72 points

🔹 ROIs currently on hand

• Subclass 190: 880
• Subclass 491: 590

🔹 Nomination places available

• Subclass 190: 1,000
• Subclass 491: 713

🔹 Nomination applications lodged but not yet decided

• Subclass 190: 6
• Subclass 491: 24

🔹 Invitations issued but applications not yet lodged

• Subclass 190: 81
• Subclass 491: 56

🔹 Lowest point score required to gain nomination (at assessment)

• Subclass 190: 504 points
• Subclass 491: 83 points

These figures represent a rolling three-month average of the lowest point score resulting in an invitation.

What does this mean?

This week, Subclass 190 continued to see a strong number of non-Gold invitations, with 30 Green Pass candidates invited compared with 7 Gold Pass candidates.

The lowest score invited for Subclass 190 dropped significantly from 502 points last week to 375 points this week, while the lowest score for Subclass 491 decreased slightly from 74 to 72 points.

For Subclass 491, no Gold Pass invitations were issued this week, with all 26 invitations issued to further candidates.

Migration Tasmania has also clarified that an invitation does not automatically guarantee nomination. Priority attributes claimed in the ROI must be verified, and the information provided in both the ROI and nomination application must be true and correct. If priority attributes cannot be verified and the applicant's score falls below the applicable threshold, the nomination application will be declined.

Gold Pass applicants must also meet the relevant Gold priority attribute, 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.

📅 Book a consultation: https://www.amcmigration.com.au/book-online
🏢 Tasmania Office: Suite 4, Mathers Lane, 117 Liverpool Street, Hobart TAS
📧 [email protected]

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