Last night NSW Subclass 190 saw a massive invitation round, and this morning the Department of Home Affairs followed with an even bigger one — a true Subclass 189 flood, with accountants, IT professionals, and many other occupations all receiving invitations. Conservatively, we spottedhundreds of invitations!

Subclass 189 — 8 December 2022 invitations

(So many we can’t fit them all — screens full of invitations!)

A selection of invitations we’re sharing:

Some applicants have skills assessments, NAATI credentials, or other documents that have expired — some can be renewed. Get in touch if you need help!

If you’d like an assessment for lodging a Subclass 189 application as a Plan B or even a Plan A — whether you’re onshore or offshore — add our client service contact below:

NSW Subclass 190

NSW Subclass 190 also saw another invitation round after close of business yesterday, with many reduced-score invitations!

A selection of our NSW Subclass 190 invitation data:

Developer programmer 95+5

Software engineer 95+5

Software engineer 90+5

Software engineer 100+5

Developer programmer 95+5

Marketing specialist 75+5 

Marketing Specialist 85+5 (offshore)

External Auditor 90+5

External Auditor 90+5

External Auditor 90+5

Multimedia Specialist 95+5

Quantity Surveyor 90+5

Electronics Engineer 90+5

Occupational Therapist 75+5

Many of the same occupations and scores received invitations, so we won’t repeat the data here — there were many Software Engineers and Auditors. If you see scores lower than NSW’s own stated requirements, that’s correct — NSW has been lowering its requirements across both rounds. Of course, high-demand occupations still require higher scores of 95 or 90 points, though Subclass 189 scores remain somewhat lower!

To get an assessment for NSW Subclass 190, add our client service contact below!