Skilled Nominated Visa (Subclass 190) Checklist
🇦🇺 Australia
Australia’s Skilled Nominated Visa (Subclass 190) is a points-tested permanent visa for skilled applicants nominated by an Australian state or territory.
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Age
Age Limit
MandatoryApplicants must be under 45 years of age at the time they receive an invitation to apply for the visa. This is a strict requirement for the points-tested skilled migration stream.
Education
Skills Assessment
MandatoryApplicants must obtain a positive skills assessment for their nominated occupation from the relevant Australian assessing authority. The occupation must be on the eligible skilled occupation list.
Language
English Language Proficiency
MandatoryApplicants must demonstrate at least 'Competent' English, which typically requires achieving specific scores in tests like IELTS or PTE Academic. Higher scores can provide additional points toward the migration test.
Health
Health Requirement
MandatoryAll applicants and their family members must meet strict health standards to ensure they do not pose a public health risk. This involves undergoing medical examinations by approved panel physicians.
Application Process
State or Territory Nomination
MandatoryApplicants must be nominated by an Australian state or territory government agency. Each jurisdiction has its own criteria and occupation lists based on local labor market needs.
Other
Points Test Score
MandatoryA minimum score of 65 points on the Australian migration points test is required to lodge an Expression of Interest. Points are awarded for factors such as age, English proficiency, and work experience.
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