Tasmania Skilled Migration Invitations 20 August 2026

Tasmania Skilled Migration Invitations 20 August

Tasmania Skilled Migration Invitations 20 August 2026

Migration Tasmania has opened its 2026-27 skilled migration program, with the latest invitation round held on 20 August 2026. The Tasmania Skilled Migration Invitations 20 August update provides an early look at invitation numbers, points thresholds, ROI competition and available nomination places.

In this round, Tasmania invited 67 candidates for subclass 190 and 26 candidates for subclass 491, with the lowest invited scores being 580 points and 97 points, respectively.

Tasmania Skilled Migration Invitations 20 August: Key Results

The latest invitation round included:

CategorySubclass 190Subclass 491
Invitations issued6726
Lowest invited score58097
ROIs on hand539810
Nomination places available1,084754

A total of 93 ROIs were invited across both visa subclasses.

Subclass 190 Invitations

Tasmania issued 67 subclass 190 invitations on 20 August 2026. These included:

  • 65 Gold invitations
  • 2 Green invitations

Tasmania explained that the high number of Gold Pass ROIs received for subclass 190 resulted in relatively few additional ROIs being invited during this round.

Subclass 491 Invitations

Tasmania issued 26 subclass 491 invitations during the same round. These consisted of:

  • 3 Gold invitations
  • 23 further invitations

How Competitive Is Tasmania Skilled Migration?

Tasmania skilled migration is quite competitive. The number of ROIs currently on hand provides an indication of competition. Following the 20 August invitation round, Tasmania reported:

  • 539 subclass 190 ROIs
  • 810 subclass 491 ROIs

This means 1,349 ROIs remained on hand across both pathways. At the same time, Tasmania had 1,084 subclass 190 nomination places and 754 subclass 491 nomination places available.

What Were the Lowest Tasmania Invitation Scores?

For the Tasmania Skilled Migration Invitations 20 August round, the lowest scores resulting in an invitation were:

  • Subclass 190: 580 points
  • Subclass 491: 97 points

Tasmania states that these figures represent a rolling three-month average of the lowest point score resulting in an invitation.

What Should Applicants Do?

Applicants considering Tasmania skilled migration should focus on five areas:

  1. Review your points score and verify every claimed point.
  2. Check your priority attributes before submitting or relying on an ROI.
  3. Prepare supporting evidence for qualifications, employment, English, skills assessment and other claims.
  4. Monitor upcoming invitation rounds, as invitation numbers and scores can change.
  5. Compare subclass 190 and 491 based on your individual circumstances and migration objectives.

Frequently Asked Questions

When were the latest Tasmania skilled migration invitations issued?

The latest invitation round covered in this update was held on 20 August 2026.

What was the lowest score for Tasmania subclass 190?

The lowest subclass 190 score invited was 580 points.

What was the lowest score for Tasmania subclass 491?

The lowest subclass 491 score invited was 97 points.

How many Tasmania skilled migration invitations were issued?

Tasmania issued 93 invitations in total, comprising 67 subclass 190 invitations and 26 subclass 491 invitations.

Does a high points score guarantee Tasmania nomination?

No. Applicants must meet the applicable requirements, and claimed priority attributes must be genuine and verifiable.

Will Tasmania issue more invitations?

Tasmania expects the number of Gold Pass ROIs to decrease over the coming weeks, which may allow it to issue a larger number of invitations. Future invitation numbers cannot be guaranteed.

Get Professional Guidance on Tasmania Skilled Migration

Tasmania’s 2026-27 program provides opportunities for eligible skilled migrants, but the latest invitation round also demonstrates the importance of competition, priority attributes and accurate ROI claims.

If you are considering Tasmania subclass 190 or subclass 491, reviewing your points and eligibility before proceeding can help you understand which pathway may be more suitable for your circumstances.

Speak with eduaid’s migration team to assess your Tasmania skilled migration profile and understand the next steps.

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