By - AVF Consultant
An important update for potential skilled migrants looking to settle permanently in New South Wales (NSW) has been given by the latest batch of NSW subclass 190 invitations. Although this round was relatively small in scope, it was highly relevant for individuals working in important businesses, with a particular focus on candidates from NSW's target sectors.
Skilled workers can apply for state nomination under NSW's 190 visa program, which can greatly increase their prospects of being invited to seek for permanent residency. When choosing Expression of Interest (EOI) applications, the state takes into account a number of important criteria, such as age, educational background, points, English language ability, and specialized work experience.
This round focused especially on jobs in the state's prioritized areas, which include advanced manufacturing, the care economy, construction, and the digital and cyber sectors. In order to ensure a qualified and varied workforce, NSW is concentrating on these industries in an effort to draw in seasoned individuals who can support the growth and development of the state.
Key Insights from the Recent NSW 190 Invitation Round:
Depending on whether the applicant is onshore or offshore, NSW has different point thresholds for a variety of vocations. The following lists the jobs and the points earned by the invited applicants for each:
Healthcare & Allied Health
- Registered Nurses (Medical): 80/90 points, offshore
- Psychotherapist: 85 points, offshore
- Psychologists nec: 80 points, offshore
- Occupational Therapist: 75 points, offshore
- Medical Laboratory Technician: 90 points, offshore
- Early Childhood Teacher: 85 points, onshore
Information Technology
- Developer Programmer: 100 points, offshore
- Analyst Programmer: 100 points, offshore
- Computer Network and Systems Engineer: 95 points, offshore
- Systems Analyst: 90 points, offshore
- ICT Business Analyst: 95 points, offshore
Engineering & Construction
- Civil Engineers: 90/95 points, offshore
- Construction Project Manager: 90 points, offshore
- Engineering Technologist: 90 points, offshore
- Architectural Draftsperson: 90 points, offshore
Skilled Trades
- Agricultural Consultants: 85/90/95 points, offshore
- Electrician (General): 65 points, onshore
- Electrician (General): 70 points, offshore
- Solid Plasterer: 70 points, onshore
- Air conditioning and Refrigeration Mechanic: 65 points, offshore
What This Round Means for Skilled Migrants
This round offers a good chance for applicants in the engineering, construction, healthcare, and IT industries to be invited for state nomination under the NSW 190 visa program. Crucially, the list's points represent the overall number of points, which includes the five points NSW granted for state nomination.
Factors for Consideration
When determining whether to send out EOI invites, NSW considers a number of considerations, including:
- Age: Applicants who are younger (usually under 45) have a higher chance of receiving higher scores.
- English Language Proficiency: A higher point score is correlated with greater English exam scores.
- Education: Priority is given to applicants with accredited foreign degrees or Australian degrees.
- Points Score: An applicant's chances of being invited increase with their point total.
- Work Experience: Candidates with substantial, skilled work experience in their chosen field are given preference by NSW.
Next Steps for Applicants
Upon receiving an invitation, your subsequent action will be to apply for the subclass 190 visa, including all required documents to validate your qualifications and professional experience. For individuals who did not receive an invitation, it’s essential to remain informed about upcoming invitation rounds and think about methods to enhance your points total, like boosting English skills or acquiring additional work experience in your chosen profession.
At AVF Consultant, we focus on assisting skilled migrants with the state nomination procedure. If you want to determine your eligibility, boost your points score, or tackle the intricacies of the application procedure, our knowledgeable consultants are ready to assist you throughout the entire journey.
Stay tuned for further updates as we continue to monitor and share the latest invitation rounds and immigration developments.
For expert advice on skilled migration and the NSW 190 visa, contact AVF Consultant today. Let us help you take the next step toward your Australian migration goals.