Keep abreast with Tasmania’s state nomination procedure, processing times, and visa allotment status. Find more about Orange-Plus features and priority invitations.

For skilled migrants seeking state nomination under the Skilled Nominated (Subclass 190) Visa and the Skilled Work Regional (Subclass 491) Visa, Tasmania remains a highly desirable destination. The most recent information on processing timelines, nomination distributions, and priority considerations can be found below.

Present Processing Schedule

On January 8, 2025, the oldest pending nomination application that has not yet been assigned for processing was submitted.

Candidates are urged to check the progress of their applications via appropriate channels and make sure that all necessary paperwork is current and full. A well-prepared application can have a big impact on nomination results and processing timelines.

Subclass 190: Skilled Nominated Visa

Highly skilled individuals who are nominated by the Tasmanian government are eligible for this visa. The following are the most recent allocation details:

Status of Allocation:

• Nominations granted: Out of 2,100 spots, 1,033 were used.
• Pending applications: 196 submitted, but not yet determined
• Invitations issued: Sending 102 but not yet accepting

• Registrations of Interest (ROI): There are 298 available now.

The qualifying requirements, which include a commitment to live and work in Tasmania for a predetermined amount of time, must be fulfilled by applicants who are invited under this category.

Regional Skilled Work Visa (Subclass 491)

Skilled workers who plan to live and work in regional Tasmania are supported by this visa. The most recent nomination data are shown below:

Status of Allocation:

• Out of 760 spots, 372 nominations were accepted.
• 91 applications have been filed but not yet decided.
• 46 invitations were sent, however they have not yet been accepted.
• There are now 323 Registrations of Interest (ROI) available.

Based on criteria like employment in high-demand industries, family links in Tasmania, and job offers in regional locations, applicants in this category may be given extra consideration.

Orange-Plus Candidates’ Priority Consideration

Priority is the basis for Tasmania’s nomination process. A quicker nomination procedure is ensured for applicants who possess at least one Orange-Plus attribute, as they are deemed high-priority and are awarded an Orange pass.

Important Things to Think About for Orange-Plus Priority:

• Within six months, candidates who satisfy at least one Orange-Plus requirement should expect an invitation.
• An invitation may be extended to a candidate sooner if they possess more Orange-Plus qualities.
• During this program year, all Subclass 190 applicants who possess at least one Orange-Plus attribute will be encouraged to apply.

To increase their chances of receiving a state nomination as soon as possible, migrants should thoroughly go over the Orange-Plus requirements and determine their eligibility.

The Need for Skilled Employment

Skilled work is one of the most important criteria used to determine eligibility for Orange-Plus features. According to Tasmania’s immigration regulations, an applicant’s employment must qualify as skilled work in order for them to be eligible for an Orange-Plus characteristic.

What Qualifies as Skilled Work?

• The position needs to be on Tasmania’s list of skilled occupations.
• Formal education and related job experience are prerequisites for the role.
• Candidates must submit supporting documentation, such as paystubs and employment contracts.

Individuals who fulfil these prerequisites and have worked in Tasmania for a qualifying amount of time may be given a major edge throughout the nomination process.

Important Takeaways

• Processing Updates: On January 8, 2025, the oldest pending nomination application was submitted.
• Subclass 190: 298 ROIs are available, and 1,033 of the 2,100 nomination spots have been used.
• Subclass 491: 323 ROIs are available, and 372 of the 760 nomination spots have been used.
• Orange-Plus Priority: Applicants who possess Orange-Plus qualities are given preference in the application process and are probably invited sooner.
• Skilled Employment: In order to be eligible for Orange-Plus classification, an employment must meet certain skill standards.

To increase their chances of being nominated, prospective candidates should keep themselves updated and make sure they fulfil the requirements.