Tasmania has released its latest skilled migration update for 10 September 2026, providing new information on invitations, ROI numbers, nomination places and applications currently being processed.
The latest Tasmania Skilled Migration Update 10 September round saw 66 ROIs invited across Tasmania’s subclass 190 and subclass 491 pathways. For skilled migration applicants considering Tasmania, these figures provide a useful snapshot of the current invitation environment.
However, invitation scores can change between rounds and should not be treated as a guaranteed score for future invitations.
Tasmania Skilled Migration Update 10 September: Key Figures
Here is a summary of the latest Tasmania skilled migration invitation round:
| Category | Subclass 190 | Subclass 491 |
| Invitations issued | 40 | 26 |
| Lowest invited score | 502 points | 74 points |
| Gold invitations | 6 | 3 |
| Green/further invitations | 34 Green | 23 further |
| ROIs on hand | 890 | 603 |
| Nomination places available | 1,018 | 732 |
| Applications lodged, awaiting decision | 8 | 13 |
| Invitations issued, applications not lodged | 66 | 58 |
The figures above are based on the Tasmania update dated 10 September 2026.
Subclass 190: 40 Invitations Issued
Migration Tasmania issued 40 subclass 190 invitations in the latest round. The reported breakdown was:
- 6 Gold invitations
- 34 Green invitations
- Lowest invited score: 502 points
The number of subclass 190 invitations is higher than the previous round, when 34 invitations were issued.
The latest round also shows a lower minimum invited score, with the lowest invited score moving from 519 points in the previous update to 502 points in this round.
Subclass 491: 26 Invitations Issued
Tasmania issued 26 invitations for subclass 491 on 10 September 2026. The reported breakdown was:
- 3 Gold invitations
- 23 further invitations
- Lowest invited score: 74 points
The lowest invited score has decreased from the 82 points reported in the previous update to 74 points in this round.
Nomination Places Available in Tasmania
Tasmania currently has:
Subclass 190
1,018 nomination places available
Subclass 491
732 nomination places available
Together, this represents 1,750 nomination places across the two pathways.
The availability of nomination places does not mean every applicant in the ROI pool will receive an invitation. Applicants must still meet the relevant requirements and selection criteria.
Nomination Applications Awaiting Decision
The latest Tasmania update also provides information about applications currently lodged but not yet decided.
Subclass 190
8 applications
Subclass 491
13 applications
This means 21 nomination applications are currently lodged and awaiting decisions across both subclasses.
The oldest nomination application lodged and not yet allocated to a case officer was dated:
9 September 2026
Processing time can vary, and applicants should consider the relevant circumstances of their individual application.
Invitations Issued but Applications Not Yet Lodged
Tasmania also reported invitations where the subsequent application had not yet been lodged.
Subclass 190
66 invitations
Subclass 491
58 invitations
That represents 124 invitations across both subclasses where the application had not yet been lodged at the time of the update.
Applicants who receive an invitation should carefully review the requirements and ensure their supporting documentation accurately reflects the information claimed in their ROI.
What Should Tasmania Skilled Migration Applicants Do Now?
If you are considering Tasmania skilled migration, this is a good time to review your profile and preparation.
1. Review your points
Calculate your current points position and identify whether your claimed points are properly supported.
2. Verify your priority attributes
Priority attributes can significantly affect the invitation process. Make sure every attribute you claim is genuine and verifiable.
3. Keep your documentation ready
Prepare relevant evidence before you receive an invitation so you can respond appropriately when required.
4. Monitor invitation rounds
Invitation numbers and scores can change from one round to another. A score that was invited in one round should not automatically be considered the threshold for the next round.
5. Review your overall pathway
Subclass 190 and subclass 491 have different characteristics. Assess your preferred pathway against your individual circumstances and eligibility.
Tasmania Skilled Migration Update 10 September 2026: Final Takeaway
The Tasmania Skilled Migration Update 10 September 2026 shows continued invitation activity across both subclass 190 and subclass 491.
Tasmania issued:
- 40 subclass 190 invitations
- 26 subclass 491 invitations
- 66 invitations in total
The lowest invited scores were 502 points for subclass 190 and 74 points for subclass 491. Tasmania currently has 1,018 subclass 190 and 732 subclass 491 nomination places available.
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.
Need Help with Skilled Migration to Australia?
If you are considering Tasmania skilled migration, reviewing your eligibility, points and priority attributes before submitting an ROI can help you make a more informed decision.
Book a consultation with eduaid to review your profile and understand your Tasmania skilled migration options.