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Tasmania Issues 66 Invitations; ROI System Remains Offline
Information checked: 12 November 2026. Tasmania issued 66 invitations to apply for skilled nomination in its 12 November round: 28 for subclass 190 and 38 for subclass 491. At the same time, its ROI system remains offline while a scoring fault is corrected. The completed round does not mean new ROIs are currently being accepted.
12 November invitation results
| Visa subclass | Invitations | Lowest invited ROI score |
|---|---|---|
| 190 | 28 | 313 |
| 491 | 38 | 71 |
The 190 total includes 5 Gold and 23 Green invitations. The 491 total includes 2 Gold and 36 further invitations. These are Tasmanian ROI scores. They must not be read as federal visa points-test thresholds, visa grants or guaranteed future selection scores.
ROI system fault: what affected applicants need to know
Migration Tasmania says priority scores were calculated incorrectly for ROIs submitted after 5 pm on 10 November and on 11 November. New ROIs are currently receiving Red Pass/Declined outcomes and are not retained. The notice says the fault does not affect nomination application lodgement or processing.
Successfully submitted affected ROIs were manually rescored for this round. Those meeting the relevant threshold were included. ROIs assigned a Red Pass and declined were not rescored and must be submitted again after the system is fixed. Keep the submission record and outcome so the correct action can be identified for your case.
Next round and nomination assessment
The authority currently plans its next round for Friday, 20 November 2026, conditional on correcting the fault. This is a stated plan, not an unconditional schedule. Do not submit replacement information on the assumption that the system has reopened until the authority confirms availability.
An invitation permits a nomination application and evidence assessment. It does not establish a nomination or visa approval. Priority claims must be accurate and supported. Deliberately overstated claims can lead to refusal, and a Gold claim must satisfy its particular attribute. Review the evidence behind the score before lodging.
Our Australia state nomination guide explains broader route planning. Applicants in India should assess the pathway that fits their actual employment, qualifications and location. A low observed ROI score does not remove the pathway requirements or establish that an offshore applicant will be invited.
Official sources
Migration Tasmania invitation figures
Migration Tasmania ROI system notice
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Frequently asked questions
How many invitations were issued on 12 November?
Tasmania reports 28 for subclass 190 and 38 for subclass 491, a combined 66.
What were the lowest invited scores?
The published Tasmanian ROI scores were 313 for subclass 190 and 71 for subclass 491.
Can I submit a new ROI while the fault remains?
The authority says ROIs are not currently being accepted. Wait for its reopening confirmation.
Does the fault stop nomination applications?
The notice says nomination application lodgement and processing are unaffected.
Was every declined ROI manually rescored?
No. Red Pass/Declined ROIs were not rescored and need resubmission once the system is fixed.
Is the next round guaranteed for 20 November?
No. That is the current plan, conditional on correcting the system fault.
