Find out the most recent information about Orange-Plus candidates’ preference for subclass 190 and 491 visas, processing times, and nominations for skilled visas in Tasmania for 2024.

Processing Times: On August 20, 2024, the oldest nomination application that is still pending processing was submitted. Prior to this date, applications were still being allocated.

Nominations, Applications, and Registrations of Interest (ROI):

Skilled Nominated (subclass 190) Visa:

1. Nominations: So far, 300 of the 2,100 spots have been occupied.
2. Nomination Applications Lodged but Pending: 222 applications are still under review.
3. Invitations Issued but Not Yet Accepted: 80 invitations have been extended but remain unaccepted.
4. Registrations of Interest (ROI): There are currently 418 registrations on hand.

Skilled Work Regional (subclass 491) Visa:

1. Nominations: 86 of 760 places have been used to date.
2. Nomination Applications Lodged but Pending: 90 applications remain under review.
3. Invitations Issued but Not Yet Accepted: 42 invitations are pending acceptance.
4. Registrations of Interest (ROI): 392 registrations are on hand.

Priority Processing for Orange-Plus Candidates:

At least one Orange-Plus attribute will cause Migration Tasmania to internally mark candidates as high priority. Within six months, these individuals should receive an invitation to submit an application for nomination; those with more Orange-Plus qualities will likely receive their invitations earlier.

During this program year, all candidates for subclass 190 visas who satisfy the Orange-Plus requirements will be invited to submit an application for nomination.

Important Note:  To be eligible for Orange-Plus qualities, an employment must be categorized as skilled, guaranteeing that only highly qualified individuals receive the prioritization.

The present state of Tasmania’s nomination slots and processing times for the skilled migration program for 2024 are highlighted in this update. To guarantee a more seamless procedure, candidates are urged to keep an eye on their applications and make sure they match all requirements.