Migration Tasmania has released its latest skilled migration invitation figures for 28 May 2026, giving applicants a clearer picture of the current competition level for Tasmania state nomination.
The latest round included invitations for both the Skilled Nominated Visa (Subclass 190) and the Skilled Work Regional Visa (Subclass 491). The update also revealed the minimum scores invited, remaining nomination allocations, and the number of pending applications currently under assessment.
If you are a skilled migration applicant targeting Tasmania nomination, check out the detailed numbers and explanations
Tasmania Invitation Round Results 28 May 2026
Migration Tasmania issued a total of 64 invitations during the latest invitation round.
Subclass 190 Invitations
A total of 37 invitations were issued under the Skilled Nominated Visa (Subclass 190). The lowest-ranked candidate invited in this category held 314 points under the Green pass system. This reflects Tasmania’s continued focus on highly competitive profiles for permanent state nomination pathways.
Subclass 491 Invitations
Tasmania also issued 27 invitations under the Skilled Work Regional Visa (Subclass 491). The lowest invitation score in this category was 56 points under the Orange-plus pass category.
Compared to Subclass 190, the Subclass 491 pathway still appears to offer relatively broader opportunities for eligible regional migration applicants.
Current ROI Competition in Tasmania
The number of submitted Registrations of Interest (ROIs) remains high across both visa subclasses. Currently, Migration Tasmania has:
- 530 active ROIs for Subclass 190
- 511 active ROIs for Subclass 491
These figures indicate strong ongoing demand from skilled migration applicants seeking Tasmania nomination. As competition continues to rise, applicants with stronger occupations, employment alignment, regional commitment, and higher ranking profiles are more likely to receive invitations.
Remaining Nomination Places for Tasmania
The latest update also revealed the number of nomination places still available for the current migration program year.
Remaining Places
- Subclass 190: 57 places remaining
- Subclass 491: 169 places remaining
The significantly lower remaining allocation for Subclass 190 suggests that competition for permanent nomination pathways may continue to intensify in the coming invitation rounds.
Tasmania Processing Backlog and Pending Applications
Migration Tasmania also shared details regarding pending applications and invitations not yet lodged.
Applications Awaiting Decision
- 160 lodged applications under Subclass 190
- 164 lodged applications under Subclass 491
Invitations Issued But Applications Not Yet Lodged
- 54 Subclass 190 invitations
- 72 Subclass 491 invitations
These figures highlight the ongoing processing workload currently being managed by Migration Tasmania.
What This Means for Skilled Migration Applicants
The latest Tasmania skilled migration update highlights several important trends:
Subclass 190 Competition Remains High
With only 57 nomination places remaining and over 500 active ROIs on hand, Subclass 190 applicants may face increasing competition in upcoming invitation rounds.
Regional Pathways Continue to Offer Opportunities
Subclass 491 continues to maintain a larger number of available nomination places, making it an important pathway for applicants willing to live and work in regional Tasmania.
Strategic Preparation Is Important
Applicants should ensure that their:
- Skills assessments are valid
- English test results are current
- ROI information is accurate
- Employment and residency evidence is updated
- Occupation eligibility aligns with Tasmania’s requirements
Small profile improvements can significantly affect invitation competitiveness.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many invitations did Tasmania issue on 28 May 2026?
Tasmania issued 64 invitations in total, where 37 invitations are for Subclass 190 and 27 invitations are for Subclass 491
What was the lowest score invited for Tasmania Subclass 190?
The lowest invitation for Subclass 190 was issued at 314 points under the Green pass category.
How many nomination places are still available in Tasmania?
According to the latest update, 57 Subclass 190 places and 169 Subclass 491 places remain.
Is Tasmania Subclass 491 easier than Subclass 190?
Subclass 491 currently has more remaining nomination places available. However, invitation chances still depend on occupation demand, eligibility, and overall applicant competitiveness.
Final Thoughts
Tasmania’s latest skilled migration invitation round reflects the increasing competitiveness of Australian state nomination pathways in 2026.
With limited nomination places remaining for Subclass 190 and continued demand across both visa subclasses, applicants should focus on building strong and accurate migration profiles.
Careful planning, updated documentation, and understanding current invitation trends can help applicants improve their chances in future invitation rounds.
Disclaimer: All information is provided as a general guide only and does not constitute legal advice. It is important to note that immigration policies and operational practices are subject to sudden and unexpected changes.
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