Tasmania has released its latest skilled migration invitation update for 24 September 2026, providing updated figures on invitations, ROI numbers, nomination places and applications currently being processed.
In the latest Tasmania skilled migration update 24 september, Tasmania invited 62 ROIs across the Skilled Nominated visa (subclass 190) and Skilled Work Regional (Provisional) visa (subclass 491).
For applicants considering Tasmania skilled migration, these figures provide an important snapshot of the latest invitation round and the current state of the nomination program.
Tasmania Skilled Migration Update 24 September: Key Figures
| Category | Subclass 190 | Subclass 491 |
| Invitations issued | 38 | 24 |
| Lowest invited score | 352 points | 72 points |
| Gold invitations | 20 | 0 |
| Green/further invitations | 18 Green | 24 further |
| ROIs on hand | 905 | 593 |
| Nomination places available | 992 | 712 |
| Applications lodged, awaiting decision | 41 | 37 |
| Invitations issued, applications not lodged | 76 | 63 |
Subclass 190: 38 Invitations Issued
Tasmania issued 38 invitations for subclass 190 in the latest round. The invitation breakdown was:
- 20 Gold invitations
- 18 Green invitations
- Lowest invited score: 352 points
Subclass 491: 24 Invitations Issued
For subclass 491, Tasmania issued 24 invitations on 24 September 2026. The breakdown was:
- 0 Gold invitations
- 24 further invitations
- Lowest invited score: 72 points
Lowest Scores Invited in the 24 September Round
The latest invitation round reported the following lowest scores:
- Subclass 190: 352 points
- Subclass 491: 72 points
These are the lowest scores invited in the 24 September 2026 invitation round. Tasmania also reports a separate figure for the lowest point score required to gain nomination at assessment:
- Subclass 190: 478 points
- Subclass 491: 81 points
According to the update, this figure is a rolling three-month average of the lowest point score resulting in an invitation.
Nomination Places Available
Tasmania currently has:
- Subclass 190: 992 nomination places available
- Subclass 491: 712 nomination places available
Combined, there are 1,704 nomination places available across the two subclasses based on the latest update.
Nomination Applications Awaiting Decision
The latest update also provides information about nomination applications that have been lodged but not yet decided.
- Subclass 190: 41 applications
- Subclass 491: 37 applications
There are therefore 78 nomination applications across both subclasses that have been lodged but had not yet been decided at the time of the update.
What Does the Latest Tasmania Skilled Migration Update 24 September Mean?
The 24 September update provides several important data points for people monitoring Tasmania’s skilled migration program.
1. Tasmania issued 62 invitations
A total of 62 ROIs were invited across subclass 190 and subclass 491.
2. Subclass 190 accounted for 38 invitations
The latest round included 20 Gold and 18 Green invitations.
3. Subclass 491 received 24 invitations
All 24 subclass 491 invitations were reported as further invitations, with no Gold invitations in this round.
4. Nomination places remain available
There are 992 subclass 190 and 712 subclass 491 nomination places available according to the update.
5. The invitation score should not be treated as a permanent threshold
The lowest invited score can vary from one invitation round to another. Applicants should therefore assess their overall eligibility rather than relying on a single historical invitation score.
Accuracy of ROI Information Remains Important
Applicants should ensure that the information included in their ROI is accurate and supported by appropriate evidence. Tasmania states that where an ROI is invited and all priority attributes claimed are verified, the nomination will be approved.
However, if one or more priority attributes are not verified and the point score falls below the applicable lowest score threshold, the application will be declined.
Tasmania also states that applications can be declined where candidates are found to have intentionally claimed priority attributes to artificially increase their score.
This makes accurate information particularly important when preparing an ROI.
How Applicants Can Prepare for Tasmania Skilled Migration
If you are considering Tasmania skilled migration, there are several areas worth reviewing before submitting an ROI.
Review your points
Make sure your points calculation is accurate and that you can provide evidence for the points claimed.
Check your priority attributes
Review the applicable priority criteria carefully before claiming any attribute.
Prepare your documents
Having supporting documents organised can make the application process more structured if you receive an invitation.
Monitor official updates
Invitation numbers, scores and available nomination places can change from one round to another.
Review your pathway
Consider whether subclass 190 or subclass 491 aligns with your individual circumstances and eligibility.
Tasmania Skilled Migration Update 24 September 2026: Final Takeaway
The Tasmania Skilled Migration Update 24 September 2026 shows continued invitation activity across both subclass 190 and subclass 491. Tasmania invited:
- 38 subclass 190 ROIs
- 24 subclass 491 ROIs
- 62 ROIs in total
The lowest invited scores were 352 points for subclass 190 and 72 points for subclass 491.
Tasmania also reports 992 nomination places available for subclass 190 and 712 places for subclass 491.
Accurate ROI information, appropriate evidence and a clear understanding of the applicable requirements remain important when considering Tasmania skilled migration.
Disclaimer: This information is general in nature and is based on the Migration Tasmania update dated 24 September 2026. Invitation numbers, scores, nomination allocations and requirements may change. Individual outcomes depend on eligibility and assessment by the relevant authorities.
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