What are the key statistics from the latest Tasmania skilled migration update 23 October 2026? On 23 October 2026, Migration Tasmania issued a total of 70 invitations across the Skilled Nominated (Subclass 190) and Skilled Work Regional (Subclass 491) visa programs.
In this round, Subclass 190 recorded 38 invitations with a minimum score of 317 points, while Subclass 491 recorded 32 invitations with a minimum score of 76 points.
Quick Answer: Key Data Points for 23 October 2026
- Total Invitations Issued: 70 (38 for Subclass 190; 32 for Subclass 491)
- Lowest Scores Invited: Subclass 190 – 317 points; Subclass 491 – 76 points
- Nomination Places Available: Subclass 190 – 902 places; Subclass 491 – 670 places
- ROIs on Hand: Subclass 190 – 850 ROIs; Subclass 491 – 616 ROIs
- Oldest Unallocated Application: 28/09/2026
Key Invitation and Processing Figures in the Tasmania Skilled Migration Update 23 October 2026
Migration Tasmania releases regular updates regarding Registrations of Interest (ROIs), nomination application queues, and remaining allocations. The data from the 23 October 2026 update highlights key metrics across both subclasses:
| Metric Category | Subclass 190 | Subclass 491 |
| ROIs Invited (23/10/2026) | 38 (7 Gold, 31 Green) | 32 (2 Gold, 31 Further) |
| Lowest Score Invited | 317 points | 76 points |
| ROIs on Hand (Submitted) | 850 ROIs | 616 ROIs |
| Nomination Places Available | 902 places | 670 places |
| Applications Lodged (Undecided) | 100 applications | 76 applications |
| Invitations Issued (Unlodged) | 72 invitations | 72 invitations |
| Lowest Score Required at Assessment | 416 points (3-month rolling) | 81 points (3-month rolling) |
Note: The oldest nomination application lodged and not yet allocated to a case officer is dated 28/09/2026.
How Does the Priority Attribute Verification Impact Application Success?
Where an ROI is invited to apply for state nomination, Migration Tasmania conducts a rigorous audit of all claimed priority attributes. Understanding the verification rules is crucial:
- Verification of Claims: If all priority attributes claimed in the ROI and nomination application are confirmed as true and correct upon examination, the state nomination will be approved.
- Score Depreciation Threshold: If one or more priority attributes cannot be verified and the candidate’s adjusted score falls below the lowest score threshold (the rolling 3-month average of 416 points for Subclass 190 or 81 points for Subclass 491), the application will be declined.
- Artificial Inflation Penalty: Where candidates are found to have intentionally claimed priority attributes to inflate their ROI score artificially, the application will be declined outright.
- Mandatory Gold Pass Requirements: Any Gold pass holder who does not satisfy the underlying Gold priority attribute criteria will be declined, regardless of their total point score.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What is the difference between the lowest score invited and the lowest score required at assessment?
The lowest score invited (e.g., 317 for Subclass 190 on 23 October) represents the lowest ROI score selected during that specific round. The lowest score required at assessment (416 points for Subclass 190) is a rolling three-month average threshold. If claimed priority attributes cannot be verified, and your adjusted score drops below this rolling assessment threshold, your application will be refused.
How long do candidates have to lodge a nomination application after receiving an ROI invitation?
Candidates who receive an invitation from Migration Tasmania must submit their official state nomination application before their invitation expires. As of 23 October 2026, there are 72 unlodged invitations pending for Subclass 190 and 72 for Subclass 491.
What happens if I claim a Gold Pass attribute that I cannot prove?
Claiming a Gold Pass without meeting the required priority attribute will lead to an automatic decline of your nomination application, regardless of how high your overall ROI point score is.
How eduaid Can Assist Your Skilled Migration Journey
Staying up to date with the latest Tasmania skilled migration update 23 October 2026 helps you make informed decisions about your Australian permanent residency goals.
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