189 Visa Invitation Round 4 June 2026: Invitations Received Across Multiple Occupations

Last Updated: 4 June 2026

Based on invitations reported by RACC clients during the 4 June 2026 invitation round, 189 Visa Invitation Round 4 June 2026were received across multiple occupations.

The Subclass 189 visa remains one of Australia's most sought-after permanent residency pathways because successful applicants are not required to obtain state or territory nomination. Instead, invitations are issued through the SkillSelect system to eligible candidates who have submitted an Expression of Interest (EOI).

Invitations reported by RACC clients included Social Workers, Registered Nurses, General Practitioners, Secondary School Teachers, Physiotherapists, Solicitors and other skilled occupations.

For applicants currently waiting in the SkillSelect pool, invitation rounds provide valuable insight into occupation demand and the points levels being invited under the Skilled Independent Visa program.

Quick Summary of 189 Visa Invitation Round 4 June 2026

Item	Details
Visa	Skilled Independent Visa (Subclass 189)
Invitation Activity	4 June 2026
State Sponsorship Required	No
Invitation Method	SkillSelect
Occupations Invited	Healthcare, Education, Engineering, Legal and Social Services
Lowest Invited Points Reported	75 Points

Occupations Reported As Invited in the 4 June 2026 Round

The following occupations were among those invited.

Occupation	Sector	Points
Social Worker	Community Services	75
Petroleum Engineer	Engineering	80
General Practitioner	Healthcare	80
Registered Nurse (Surgical)	Healthcare	80
Registered Nurse (Medical)	Healthcare	80
Medical Laboratory Scientist	Healthcare	80
Secondary School Teacher	Education	80
Psychologist NEC	Healthcare	85
Physiotherapist	Healthcare	85
Solicitor	Legal	85

Healthcare occupations accounted for the largest share of invitations reported in this update, while Social Workers were among the lowest-point occupations reported in this update at 75 points.

Key Insights From Today's Invitation Activity

Social Workers Received Invitations At 75 Points

One of the most notable invitations reported today was for Social Workers at 75 points.

For many applicants monitoring invitation trends, this may indicate continued opportunities within the community and social services sector.

Healthcare Occupations Continue To Receive Strong Invitation Activity

Healthcare occupations remain heavily represented among invited applicants.

Occupations reported as receiving invitations include:

• General Practitioner

• Registered Nurse (Medical)

• Registered Nurse (Surgical)

• Medical Laboratory Scientist

• Physiotherapist

Healthcare continues to be one of Australia's most important skilled migration sectors.

Teachers Continue To Receive Invitations

Secondary School Teachers were also among the occupations invited.

Education professionals remain an important part of Australia's long-term workforce planning and skilled migration priorities.

Professional Occupations Remain Competitive

Solicitors and Psychologists were also among the invited occupations reported during today's invitation activity.

This demonstrates that opportunities continue to exist across a broad range of skilled occupations.

Received a 189 Visa Invitation? Here's What To Do Next

Receiving a Skilled Independent Visa (Subclass 189) invitation is an important milestone, but applicants must still complete several steps before a visa can be granted.

After receiving an invitation, applicants should:

1. Review the invitation and confirm all details are correct.

2. Ensure information submitted in the Expression of Interest (EOI) remains accurate.

3. Prepare supporting documents, including skills assessment, English language results, employment evidence and qualification documents.

4. Lodge the Subclass 189 visa application within the timeframe specified in the invitation.

5. Verify that all points claimed in the EOI can be supported with evidence.

Applicants who receive an invitation should begin preparing documentation as early as possible to avoid delays during the application process.

Learn more about eligibility requirements, invitation criteria and application steps in our complete Skilled Independent Visa (Subclass 189) guide.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the 189 Visa Invitation Round?

The 189 Visa Invitation Round is the process through which eligible SkillSelect candidates receive invitations to apply for the Skilled Independent Visa (Subclass 189).

Does the Subclass 189 visa require state sponsorship?

No. The Skilled Independent Visa (Subclass 189) does not require state or territory nomination.

Can I apply for a 189 visa without an invitation?

No. Applicants must first receive an invitation through SkillSelect before lodging a Subclass 189 visa application.

What occupations received invitations today?

Reported invitations were received across multiple occupations including Social Worker, Petroleum Engineer, General Practitioner, Registered Nurse, Medical Laboratory Scientist, Secondary School Teacher, Psychologist NEC, Physiotherapist and Solicitor.

What should I do after receiving an invitation?

Applicants should review their invitation, prepare supporting documents and lodge their visa application within the required timeframe.

What if I did not receive an invitation?

Alternative pathways may include Subclass 190, Subclass 491 and employer-sponsored visa options depending on your individual circumstances.

Need Help With Your 189 Visa Application?

If you have received a Subclass 189 invitation and would like assistance reviewing, preparing or lodging your application, professional guidance can help ensure your application is complete and supported by appropriate evidence.

If you have not received an invitation and would like to explore alternative migration pathways, a migration strategy consultation may help identify suitable options based on your occupation, points score and long-term migration goals.

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