How to understand the new NSW 2022-2023 migration plan. Recent Updates.
How to understand the new NSW 2022-2023 migration plan. Recent Updates.
The Investment NSW website has just published information regarding both the Skilled Nominated (Permanent) visa (subclass 190) and the Skilled Work Regional (Provisional) visa (subclass 491).
The State of NSW invites and nominates Skill select Expression of interest (EOI) applicants according to the Australian and New Zealand Standard Classification of Occupations (ANZSCO).
To be eligible for NSW nomination you must:
- You must be skilled in an occupation that appears on the ANZSCO unit group list for the visa you are considering.
- You must also make sure that your occupation is eligible for the visa you are considering before obtaining a skills assessment under ANZSCO unit groups identified on the NSW skills lists.
Work experience requirements and new minimum point scores
There will be minimum requirements for skilled work experience in all unit groups. To qualify for NSW nomination, each unit group will have a minimum point score, these minimums will be included in the NSW Skilled Nominated Skills List.
SkillSelect determines the minimum number of places in each unit group based on the EOIs submitted. If your score is below these numbers, you will not be able to apply for NSW nomination.
SkillSelect EOIs will be affected by any eligibility changes, regardless of when they were submitted. Changing eligibility criteria without notice is possible at any time.
NSW Skilled Migration Update for the190 Visa!
NSW nominations for the Skilled Nominated visa 190 are by invitation only. Since NSW nomination demand exceeds the number of available places, you must consider all other migration pathways, rather than waiting for an invitation from NSW.
NSW Skilled Migration Update – Pathways for the 491 Visa!
Two pathways will be available for NSW nomination for the 491 Visa this fiscal year. For both pathways, the eligibility criteria are the same.
What are these pathways? Let’s Find Out!
- Pathway 1: To be considered for NSW nomination, you must meet the minimum eligibility criteria. A direct application can be submitted to an RDA office in the region where you plan to live and work for at least three years during the financial year.
- Pathway 2: A formal invitation to apply must be extended by Investment NSW, which will conduct ongoing invitation rounds throughout the financial year. If Investment NSW nominates you, you may work and live in any designated regional area of NSW. You can live for at least 3 years after Home Affairs grants you a visa.
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