With demand for subclass 190 nomination exceeding the number of places available, Migration Tasmania is only accepting Registrations of Interest (ROIs) that have been allocated a Gold Pass.
This measure affects only subclass 190 and will be in place for the remainder of the 2023-24 program.
Migration Tasmania will resume accepting ROIs in subclass 190 nomination from all eligible candidates when the 2024-25 Tasmanian Skilled Migration State Nomination Program commences. This is currently expected to be in July 2024.
There are currently no restrictions on the submission of ROIs for subclass 491 Skilled Work Regional visa nomination. If you would like to be considered for subclass 491 nomination please complete and submit an ROI for that subclass in the Application Gateway. Please note that if you are invited to apply for and accept subclass 491 nomination you will not be eligible for subclass 190 nomination in the future.
Alternatively, you may wish to wait until the 2024-25 Tasmanian Skilled Migration State Nomination Program opens and submit an ROI for subclass 190 nomiantion.
You may also wish to consider alternative visa pathways. Information is available from the Department of Home Affairs or a registered migration agent or legal practitioner.
Candidates who have already submitted ROIs
Migration Tasmania intends to invite all current ROIs allocated a Green pass to apply for nomination. However, with fewer than 100 subclass nomination places remaining for the 2023-24 program we may not be able to issue invitations or offer nomination until the 2024-25 program year commences.
Please note that subclass 190 ROIs that have already been submitted and allocated a Green Pass will not lapse and will remain valid until an invitation to apply for nomination is issued.
If you have already submitted a ROI for subclass 190 nomination and want to update it to claim additional priority attributes please contact Migration Tasmania at skilled@migration.tas.gov.au
Updates to subclass 491 ROIs can only be provided by withdrawing the ROI and submitting a new one including the new claims. This will not negatively affect the time it will take to be issued an invitation to apply for nomination.
If you have questions regarding this or any other Tasmanian nomination issue you can contact Migration Tasmania at skilled@migration.tas.gov.au
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