Tasmania has released its latest skilled migration invitation update for 8 October 2026. The latest Tasmania skilled migration invitations 8 October round saw 61 ROIs invited to apply for nomination.
The state issued 37 invitations for subclass 190 and 24 invitations for subclass 491. The lowest invited score was 323 points for subclass 190 and 89 points for subclass 491.
The latest update also provides information about ROIs on hand, available nomination places, applications awaiting decisions and the current rolling three-month average of the lowest scores resulting in an invitation.
Here is a detailed breakdown of the latest Tasmania skilled migration update.
What are the latest Tasmania skilled migration invitations?
In the latest invitation round dated 8 October 2026, Tasmania invited a total of 61 ROIs to apply for state nomination. The breakdown was:
| Visa subclass | Invitations | Lowest invited score |
| Subclass 190 | 37 | 323 points |
| Subclass 491 | 24 | 89 points |
| Total | 61 | — |
The subclass 190 round included 13 Gold invitations and 24 Green invitations.
For subclass 491, Tasmania issued 2 Gold invitations and 22 further invitations.
These figures represent the latest invitation round and should not be interpreted as a guaranteed score for future rounds.
How many subclass 190 invitations were issued?
Tasmania issued 37 invitations for subclass 190 on 8 October 2026.
The invitations consisted of:
- 13 Gold invitations
- 24 Green invitations
- Lowest invited score: 323 points
The latest invitation score is considerably different from the rolling three-month average reported by Tasmania. Applicants should therefore distinguish between the lowest score invited in this particular round and the broader assessment figure.
How many subclass 491 invitations were issued?
For subclass 491, Tasmania issued 24 invitations.
The breakdown was:
- 2 Gold invitations
- 22 further invitations
- Lowest invited score: 89 points
The latest round therefore had a higher number of subclass 190 invitations than subclass 491 invitations.
How many ROIs are currently on hand in Tasmania?
Following the latest invitation round, Tasmania reported:
- 897 ROIs for subclass 190
- 605 ROIs for subclass 491
These are ROIs with a status of Submitted after the invitation round has taken place.
The number of ROIs on hand indicates that applicants continue to compete for Tasmania’s available nomination places.
Having an ROI submitted does not itself guarantee an invitation or nomination.
How many nomination places are available?
Tasmania currently reports:
- 954 nomination places available for subclass 190
- 691 nomination places available for subclass 491
These figures represent the available nomination places stated in the latest update.
Applicants should not assume that the number of available places directly determines the number of invitations in the next round. Invitation activity can vary between rounds.
What is the current status of nomination applications?
The latest Tasmania update also provides information about applications that have already been lodged.
Applications lodged but not yet decided
Subclass 190: 71 applications
Subclass 491: 51 applications
This means there are currently nomination applications awaiting decisions across both subclasses.
Invitations issued but applications not yet lodged
Tasmania reports:
- Subclass 190: 80 invitations
- Subclass 491: 69 invitations
Applicants who have received invitations should pay close attention to the applicable application requirements and deadlines.
What happens after receiving a Tasmania invitation?
Receiving an invitation means the applicant can proceed to the nomination application stage, but the information claimed in the ROI and nomination application will still be examined.
Tasmania states that all claimed priority attributes are examined.
Where the information provided is found to be true and correct, nomination will be approved according to the stated process.
However, if one or more priority attributes cannot be verified and the applicant’s point score falls below the applicable lowest score threshold, the application will be declined.
This makes accuracy particularly important when submitting an ROI.
What should applicants do after the latest Tasmania invitation update?
The latest Tasmania skilled migration invitations 8 October update provides several practical points for prospective applicants.
1. Review your points carefully
Check that the points you claim are accurate and supported by evidence.
An incorrect points claim can affect your application.
2. Verify your priority attributes
Priority attributes can have a significant impact on invitation and nomination outcomes.
Make sure your claimed attributes are genuine and can be verified.
3. Do not claim attributes simply to increase your score
Tasmania explicitly states that intentionally claiming priority attributes to artificially inflate a score can result in the application being declined.
4. Keep your documents updated
Prepare relevant supporting documents in advance so that you can respond appropriately if you receive an invitation.
5. Monitor future invitation rounds
The latest invitation scores should be treated as a snapshot of one particular round.
Future invitations may have different scores and selection patterns.
Tasmania Skilled Migration Invitations 8 October: Key Numbers
Here is a summary of the latest update:
| Category | Subclass 190 | Subclass 491 |
| Invitations | 37 | 24 |
| Gold invitations | 13 | 2 |
| Other invitations | 24 Green | 22 further |
| Lowest invited score | 323 | 89 |
| ROIs on hand | 897 | 605 |
| Nomination places available | 954 | 691 |
| Applications awaiting decision | 71 | 51 |
| Invitations not yet lodged | 80 | 69 |
| Rolling 3-month lowest score | 440 | 81 |
Frequently Asked Questions
How many Tasmania skilled migration invitations were issued on 8 October 2026?
Tasmania issued 61 invitations in total: 37 for subclass 190 and 24 for subclass 491.
What was the lowest Tasmania subclass 190 score in the latest round?
The lowest invited score for subclass 190 was 323 points.
What was the lowest Tasmania subclass 491 score in the latest round?
The lowest invited score for subclass 491 was 89 points.
How many subclass 190 places are available in Tasmania?
Tasmania reports 954 nomination places available for subclass 190.
How many subclass 491 places are available?
Tasmania reports 691 nomination places available for subclass 491.
What is Tasmania’s current three-month average lowest score?
The reported rolling three-month average of the lowest point score resulting in an invitation is 440 points for subclass 190 and 81 points for subclass 491.
Does a high points score guarantee a Tasmania invitation?
No. The latest invitation round should not be treated as a guaranteed score threshold for future rounds. Invitation and nomination decisions depend on the applicable state requirements and selection process.
Can a Gold pass applicant be declined?
Yes. Tasmania states that a Gold pass holder who does not meet the Gold priority attribute will be declined regardless of their total point score.
Can incorrect priority claims affect an application?
Yes. Tasmania states that an application will be declined where candidates are found to have intentionally claimed priority attributes to artificially inflate their score.
Final Thoughts
The latest Tasmania skilled migration invitations 8 October update shows continued invitation activity across both subclass 190 and subclass 491.
Tasmania issued 37 subclass 190 invitations and 24 subclass 491 invitations, with the lowest invited scores of 323 and 89 points respectively.
At the same time, the state reports 897 subclass 190 ROIs and 605 subclass 491 ROIs on hand, showing that there remains a significant pool of applicants.
For prospective applicants, the most important takeaway is to focus on accurate points claims, genuine priority attributes and properly supported information rather than relying solely on the lowest score from one invitation round.
Migration Tasmania updates its invitation and processing information regularly. Applicants should review the latest official information and consider professional advice based on their individual circumstances.
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