NSW Subclass 190 invitations are typically issued in the latter part of each month for this financial year, however we have not yet received any invitation information for November.
Latest NSW Subclass 190 Visa Updates
With no shortage of quality applicants, NSW invitation scores have now essentially caught up with those for the Subclass 189. The top eight in-demand occupations generally require a base score of 85+ points to receive an invitation, while non-in-demand occupations require 80+ points. The NSW Government is notoriously unpredictable, preferring applicants with work experience and an IELTS score of 8 in all four bands, but invitations are not issued on a consistent pattern — meeting the requirements does not guarantee an invitation. Invitations for the first four months of this financial year have been issued in the latter part of each month, with no fixed date, and the state government has made clear it will not provide advance notice of invitation rounds.
NSW 190 Invitation Summary — This Financial Year
(Based on Newstarsec client data and collected information only — the NSW Government does not publish a summary of invitation outcomes.)
24 October 2019 Invitation Round:
80+5 points — Social Worker, IELTS 8 in all bands + NAATI + partner points
80+5 points — Social Worker, IELTS 8 in all bands + NAATI + one year Victorian work experience
80+5 points — Early Childhood Educator, IELTS 8 in all bands + partner points
65+5 points — HR Manager, IELTS 8 in all bands + three years overseas work experience
19 September 2019 Invitation Round:
90+5 points — Accountant, three years relevant work experience
85+5 points — Mechanical Engineer
80+5 points — Civil Engineer, one year local NSW work experience
80+5 points — Statistician
80+5 points — Landscape Architect
75+5 points — Graphic Designer (offshore applicant), IELTS 8 in all bands + 8+ years work experience
21 August 2019 Invitation Round:
80+5 points — Software Engineer (ANZSCO 261313), one year work experience
85+5 points — Software Engineer (ANZSCO 261313), IELTS 8 in all bands + one year work experience
85+5 points — Mechanical Engineer, IELTS 8 in all bands + work experience
80+ points — Civil Engineer, with work experience
80+5 points — Landscape Architect, with work experience
26 July 2019 Invitation Round:
80+5 points — Solicitor
80+5 points — Statistician
70+5 points — Motor Mechanic
80+5 points — Civil Engineer, one year work experience
75+5 points — Project Manager (offshore applicant)
Latest NSW Subclass 491 Visa Updates
The Northern Inland regional authority — one of NSW’s designated regional areas — revealed last week that the NSW Government is still developing the rules and processing procedures for the Subclass 491 visa. There is currently no way to rush the process, and formal invitations are not expected until January 2020. They are also waiting and cannot provide an exact date. This is understood to reflect the situation across other NSW regional areas, all of which are waiting for unified guidance and instructions from the state government.
Important Notice
The new points test is now officially in effect! Applicants who have a spouse or partner without a skills assessment must urgently update their EOI manually. Particular attention is drawn to applicants who, under the new policy, meet any of the following criteria:
– Studied and lived in a regional area for 2 years (excluding Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane)
– Spouse/partner holds a language test result equivalent to IELTS 6 in all four bands.
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For further details, see:
- Confirmed! Skilled Migration Points Items Officially Announced on 16 November!
- New Points Test Now in Effect! No Single Points for SEPARATED Status? Applicants with Spouse/Partner Without Skills Assessment Must Update EOI Manually Immediately
