NSW Subclass 190: Marketing, Finance & HR Invited at 75 Points — Auditors Get Multiple Invitations at 85!

On 15 February, NSW Subclass 190 issued another round of invitations. This is the third round since the start of 2023, and the third invitation in the past 36 days. This time it went out ahead of Victoria, and for once the invitations were sent during business hours…

Invitation data from the majority of Newstars clients

Partial sample —


The occupations and invitation scores above are based on our clients’ data only. There were also lower-score invitations for the same occupations — for example, an Electrical Engineer at 80 points and a Civil Engineer at 85 points.

Nursing, social work, and teaching occupations were again invited at low scores this round
The following is compiled from external data
Limited information — for reference only
(EOI scores below)
ICT Support Engineer
100
Tele Engineer
85
ICT BA
85
Solicitor
80
Biomedical Engineer
80
ET
80
Eletronics Engineer
Invited
Research&development manager
Invited
Network Admin
Invited



Invitation numbers appear slightly lower than the previous two rounds:

NSW issued two rounds in January, which means in calendar days, three rounds of Subclass 190 were issued within 36 days — averaging less than one round every two weeks. And if invitations are not duplicated, NSW 190 acceptance rates should be quite high.



Accounting still requires high scores:

The most competitive occupation meeting the most competitive state nomination — three rounds in, the vast majority of invited accountants are scoring 100 or above on base points, and most of our invited clients have substantial relevant work experience.

If your score is not high enough, consider whether an Auditor skills assessment is an option, or look at the Canberra Business Owner stream as an alternative.



Auditors: a large number of invitations at 90 points

Compared to accounting, auditors can receive an invitation with a base score of 85 without claiming relevant work experience — making it a solid Plan B for accounting or business graduates.


However, a number of applicants with the same score did not receive an invitation.



IT/Engineering & Construction: hoping for a further drop in cut-offs

NSW has been fairly generous with IT and Engineering & Construction invitations over the past few rounds, with most popular occupations invited at 90–95 points — we hope to see this drop a little further; less common occupations may score 5–10 points lower. There are a very small number of low-score invitations — for example, one Engineering Professionals invitation at 75 points.



Marketing / Finance / HR: the 75-point invitation streak continues

This financial year, NSW has shown particular favour to Financial Investment Advisers, Marketing Specialists, Venture Capital professionals, HR Managers, Graphic Designers, and Copywriters, all consistently invited at lower score bands.


In this round, Marketing Specialists, Financial Investment Advisers, and HR professionals were among the very few occupations to receive invitations at just 75 points.



NSW Subclass 190 invitations carry a degree of uncertainty

NSW 190 invitations carry inherent uncertainty — applicants with the same score, similar circumstances, or even earlier submission dates have not received invitations, and this has happened to more than one person. There is no clear explanation or workaround; you can only wait for the next round.


That same uncertainty also means that every round of NSW 190 produces a few lucky invitations — extremely low-score outliers with no apparent special conditions.


The state government’s official explanation of its invitation criteria does not state that selections are made in strict order of score, submission date, or work experience — it is a generally holistic assessment, and the state government has the final say on who receives an invitation, so…

In summary, get your skills assessment done, keep boosting your score while you wait — there is still a real chance with NSW Subclass 190. Whether you are in NSW or overseas, it is worth a try. Contact us below to start your NSW PR journey!

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