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Tasmania Reports 38 Subclass 190 and 32 Subclass 491 Invitations on 23 October 2026
Migration Tasmania’s 23 October 2026 update reports 38 subclass 190 invitations and 32 subclass 491 invitations to apply for state nomination. The lowest invited ROI scores were 317 and 76 respectively.
Last updated: 23 October 2026.
Tasmania round results: 23 October 2026
| Result | Subclass 190 | Subclass 491 |
|---|---|---|
| Invitations reported | 38 | 32 |
| Lowest invited ROI score | 317 | 76 |
| Submitted ROIs remaining | 850 | 616 |
| Nomination places available | 902 | 670 |
Source discrepancy: the official page states 32 subclass 491 invitations but also lists 2 Gold and 31 further invitations, which add to 33. This report retains the stated headline total and does not treat that conflicting breakdown as confirmed.
These are ROI scores, not federal PR points
A Tasmanian ROI ranking score measures claims under the state nomination system. It is separate from the federal skilled migration points test. The reported 317 and 76 should not be interpreted as federal visa cut-offs or scores guaranteeing selection in another round.
An invitation allows an applicant to seek nomination. It is not a visa grant, and the claims supporting the ROI still matter. Our Tasmania skilled migration page explains the main pathway distinctions.
What does this mean for applicants living in India?
This round does not create a general offshore invitation route. Tasmania’s subclass 491 Overseas Skilled Occupation Profiles pathway is closed, with no invitations planned through that pathway for 2026–27.
A separate overseas pathway remains available to qualifying health, allied health and teaching professionals with a closely related Tasmanian job offer. Eligible occupation groups cover school teachers, health diagnostic and promotion professionals, health therapy professionals, medical practitioners, and midwifery and nursing professionals.
The overseas job-offer pathway requires at least 30 hours a week, an eligible skills assessment and a genuine ongoing position with an employer established in Tasmania for at least 12 months. Neither the applicant nor their dependants may have lived in another Australian state or territory in the previous 12 months. Pay must meet local market rates and Australian-equivalent conditions.
Why supporting evidence matters after selection
Applicants under that overseas pathway provide a passport, EOI, current skills assessment and English evidence where required, a CV, formal employment offer and recruitment evidence. A job title alone does not establish eligibility; the offer must relate to the assessed occupation.
Sources: Migration Tasmania round results, updated 23 October 2026; offshore subclass 491 pathway status; overseas health and education job-offer pathway.
How Peerless Immigration Services can help
Peerless Immigration Services can assess how your occupation, employment, skills assessment and English results fit the relevant nomination pathway. We can help identify gaps between your claimed profile and supporting evidence before an application is prepared. An assessment does not guarantee an invitation, nomination or visa.
Speak to our team in Nehru Place, New Delhi: +91-8595010514 | info@peerlessimmigration.com.
Frequently asked questions
Did Tasmania issue visas in this round?
No. The figures describe invitations to apply for state nomination, rather than federal visa grants.
Is 317 the federal points requirement for subclass 190?
No. It is Tasmania’s lowest reported invited ROI ranking score for this round.
Can an overseas applicant use the 491 occupation-profile pathway now?
No. Migration Tasmania states that this pathway is closed for invitations in 2026–27.
Does a health or teaching job offer automatically qualify me?
No. The separate overseas pathway has occupation, assessment, employment and prior residence requirements. All relevant conditions must be met.
