Tasmania receives its full allocation for the 2025-26 Skilled Migration Program

Migration Tasmania has received its full nomination allocation for the 2025–26 program year from the Australian Government and has now started weekly invitations for Registrations of Interest (ROIs).

In total, Tasmania has been allocated 1,850 nomination places, including interim allocations. This will be divided into: 

  • Skilled Nominated (subclass 190) visa - 1,200 places

  • Skilled Work Regional (subclass 491) visa - 650 places

Each week, Migration Tasmania shares updates on its website, including:

  • How many ROIs were invited to apply

  • The lowest scores invited
    How many nomination places are still available

  • The number of ROIs currently on hand

If you’re planning to apply for nomination, it’s a good idea to check these updates regularly.

We’ll also be updating this page with these important developments, so make sure to check back regularly to stay informed about the latest invitation trends for Tasmania.


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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the process to get a state nomination in Tasmania?

To be eligible for state nomination, you must meet the following requirements as outlined by the Department of Home Affairs:

  • Be under 45 years of age

  • Have nominated an occupation from the relevant list of eligible skilled occupations

  • Hold a valid and positive skills assessment for your nominated occupation

  • Demonstrate at least ‘Competent’ English language proficiency

  • Score a minimum of 65 points on the Department of Home Affairs points test.

Which occupations are currently in high demand in Tasmania, Australia?

A list of high-demand occupations can be found on the Migration Tasmania website.