Latest Tasmania Invitation Round

Last Updated: 10 April 2026

Tasmania regularly releases invitation updates throughout the migration program year.

Recent data indicates a shift towards stricter selection criteria, with higher pass levels now being applied and nomination places gradually decreasing as allocations are used.

As the migration program year progresses, nomination places gradually decrease, which may affect invitation frequency and selection thresholds.

For the most recent invitation figures, pass levels, and detailed analysis, see our latest Tasmania invitation round updates.

​How the Tasmania Invitation Round Works

Tasmania uses invitation rounds to select candidates from the ROI pool.

Before receiving an invitation, applicants must submit a Registration of Interest (ROI) outlining their eligibility, migration points, and pathway suitability.

During each invitation round, the state government:

• reviews submitted ROIs

• assesses eligibility requirements

• considers migration points

• evaluates workforce demand in Tasmania

• selects candidates to receive nomination invitations

Candidates who receive an invitation may then lodge a state nomination application.

Tasmania does not follow a fixed invitation schedule. Rounds are conducted throughout the migration program year depending on nomination availability and labour market demand.

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Visas Available Through Tasmania Nomination

Tasmania provides state nomination for two skilled migration visas.

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Skilled Nominated Visa (Subclass 190)

The Skilled Nominated Visa (Subclass 190) provides permanent residence for skilled migrants nominated by an Australian state.

Key features:

• permanent residency pathway

• requires state nomination

• requires an invitation to apply

• applicants must commit to living and working in Tasmania​

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Skilled Work Regional Visa (Subclass 491)

The Skilled Work Regional Visa (Subclass 491) provides a regional provisional visa for skilled migrants.

Key features:

• five-year regional visa

• requires state nomination

• applicants must live and work in regional Australia

• provides a pathway to permanent residence

Tasmania is classified as a regional area, allowing applicants to access the Subclass 491 pathway.

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Registration of Interest (ROI)

To be considered for Tasmania nomination, candidates must submit a Registration of Interest (ROI).

The ROI allows the state government to assess applicants based on their profile and suitability for Tasmania’s migration program.

Applicants provide details such as:

• occupation

• visa subclass preference

• employment status

• migration pathway eligibility

• migration points score

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ROIs remain valid for a limited period and may need to be resubmitted if they expire before an invitation is issued.

Submitting an ROI does not guarantee an invitation. Tasmania selects candidates who best meet its current priorities.

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Pass Levels Used in Tasmania

Tasmania uses a pass level system to organise candidates within the ROI pool.

• Green Pass – Strong candidates who meet priority criteria  

• Orange Pass – Eligible candidates who may wait longer  

• Red Pass – Candidates who do not currently meet invitation requirements  

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Candidates with stronger employment outcomes, higher migration points, and closer alignment to Tasmania’s workforce needs are more likely to receive higher pass levels and receive invitations sooner.

 

As more candidates submit ROIs, competition increases, making it more difficult to receive invitations without a strong profile.

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Factors That Influence Tasmania Invitations

Several factors influence selection during Tasmania invitation rounds.

Migration Points

Applicants must hold at least 65 migration points to qualify for the General Skilled Migration program. Higher scores may improve invitation chances.

Occupation Demand

Tasmania prioritises occupations that align with the state’s workforce needs.

Employment in Tasmania

Applicants already working in Tasmania are often prioritised.

Migration Pathway Eligibility

Tasmania offers different nomination pathways, including:

• skilled workers in Tasmania

• Tasmanian graduates

• overseas applicants with job offers

Each pathway has specific eligibility requirements.

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Previous Tasmania Invitation Rounds

Tasmania publishes invitation data regularly throughout the migration program year.

Each update may reflect changes in selection criteria, pass levels, and nomination availability.

For the most recent updates and detailed breakdowns, refer to our latest Tasmania invitation articles.