Australian Skilled Migration Intelligence 189, 190 & 491 invitation rounds, point cut-offs and EOI trends for Australian skilled migration. Search your occupation to see recent cut-offs, how competitive your points are, queue pressure and an estimated wait — built from Department of Home Affairs and SkillSelect public data plus ImmiTrend model estimates. Try 241111 Early Childhood (Pre-primary School) Teacher or 254499 Registered Nurses nec Latest invitation rounds Latest federal SkillSelect round on 15 October 2026 with cutoffs from 65 pts ~20,000 invitations issued · 1 round in FY26-27 Latest state nomination round on 12 October 2026 with cutoffs from 65 pts 1 round in FY26-27 Latest state nomination round on 6 May 2026 with cutoffs from 60 pts 5 rounds in FY25-26 · trend stable Subclass 189 wait estimates · October 2026 Your wait, visualised Track every day from EOI to invitation. Watch each round's cutoff land against your score. See your invitation window forecast, updated automatically as new data arrives. Free accounts can track up to 2 scenarios. Registered Nurses nec 254499 · 189 · 85 pts since 1 Nov 2025 Enter your points and Date of Effect on any occupation page to see your queue rank , estimated wait time , and invitation likelihood . For 190/491, it also compares you to community-reported invited samples. Strong chance of invitation 85 pts · Registered Nurses nec (254499) · subclass 189 How you compare to who got invited Personal Competitiveness Report A data-driven, 11-section deep-dive into your PR competitiveness for any occupation — how you compare to community-reported invited samples , predicted point cut-offs across scenarios, historical prediction backtests, and state-by-state demand and supply. Built from official public data, model estimates and community samples. You vs community-reported invited samples Predicted cut-offs & scenario modelling Historical prediction-accuracy backtests State-by-state demand & supply Data analysis for reference only — not immigration advice. ImmiTrend is not a registered migration agent. Personal Competitiveness Report Registered Nurses nec ANZSCO 254499 · subclass 189 / 190 / 491 01 Your competitive standing 02 Where you stand in the pool 03 Predicted cut-offs & scenarios 04 Historical backtest 05 State demand & supply + 6 more sections 189 invitation chances See the points and Date of Effect likely needed to be invited — for any occupation, in upcoming 189 rounds. Estimated from the latest SkillSelect EOI snapshot. Registered Nurses nec Predicted invited by month Stop guessing your rank. Estimate how many EOIs sit ahead of you — month by month, from published EOI snapshots — and watch how your queue position moves. Before you submit Compare likely queue positions under different submission months — past months can't be an actual lodgement date. Watch your queue and position move each month. Estimated queue ahead since your DOE Month-by-month, at your points — from published EOI snapshots Your AI Assistant Ask questions in plain language and get data-backed analysis of your pathway — grounded in the latest SkillSelect snapshots, invitation rounds and model estimates. Earn 3 free credits daily, stackable up to 30 — no credit card required. With 85 points, can I get invited for Registered Nurses nec? I've analysed your profile against the last 4 invitation rounds for 254499 Registered Nurses nec. At 85 points you're at the most recent published cut-off of 70. You sit in the top 1% of the queue for this occupation. Track & Compare Your Pathways Save your target occupations and compare them side-by-side with sparkline trends, queue positions and AI data insights — see how each pathway's data stacks up. Free accounts can save up to 2 occupations and compare 5 times. Registered Nurses nec 254499 · 189 · 85 pts Early Childhood (Pre-primary School) Teacher 241111 · 189 · 85 pts Ceiling Remaining Registered Nurses nec 🛡️ Largest ceiling Registered Nurses nec Top Pick: Registered Nurses nec · 189 · 85pts Invited in 4 of the last 4 rounds, with the larger occupation ceiling.

How the EOI pool changes month over month — new submissions and invitation throughput across 189, 190 and 491. Total Submissions Month-over-Month Most Active Visa Monthly EOI activity across visa subclasses 189, 190, and 491 Rising & Falling Occupations Which occupations gained and lost subclass 189 invitations, FY2025-26 vs FY2024-25. Biggest increase in estimated invitations, FY2025-26 vs FY2024-25. Biggest decrease in estimated invitations, FY2025-26 vs FY2024-25. Estimates. Home Affairs publishes each round's total and each occupation's points cut-off, not per-occupation invite counts — so a 0 means no recorded invitations in our estimates for that year. Latest Invitation Rounds The most recent SkillSelect rounds — minimum points cut-offs and estimated invitation counts by subclass. Airconditioning and Mechanical Services Plumber Airconditioning and Refrigeration Mechanic Arts Administrator or Manager Automotive Electrician Boat Builder and Repairer State Nominations 2026-27 nomination places for subclass 190 and 491, by state and territory. Tasmania, Victoria has published 2026-27 allocations so far. The other 6 states and territories usually publish theirs later in the year. See full 2025-26 allocations → EOI Pool Snapshot How many EOIs sit in the pool by points score and subclass, from the latest SkillSelect snapshot. Occupations In Pool Occupation Ceilings How many invitations each occupation can receive this program year, and how many remain. 2025-26 · 87 occupation groups Top 5 with most 189 places remaining Australia granted 185,001 permanent visa places in 2024-25, the latest official year: 132,148 skilled, 52,500 family and 353 special eligibility. Provisional 2025-26 totals for 189 and 190 are in. Department of Home Affairs data since 2015-16. The four largest skilled visas · places granted in 2024-25, main applicants and family · line: 10 years, green rising, rose falling, dashed = 2025-26 provisional 186 Employer Nomination Scheme +19% on 2023-24 · Matches its 44,000 planning level 2025-26: expected late 2026 190 Skilled Nominated +9% on 2023-24 · Matches its 33,000 planning level 2025-26: 33,210 provisional 491 Skilled Work Regional +6% on 2023-24 · Part of the 33,000 Regional plan (with 494, 191) 2025-26: expected late 2026 189 Skilled Independent −44% on 2023-24 · Matches its 16,900 planning level 2025-26: 17,076 provisional Most granted occupations, 2024-25 Main applicants, all skilled visas. Your occupation's page breaks it down by visa, state and nationality. 1 351311 Chef 3,439 2 221111 Accountant (General) 2,730 3 261313 Software Engineer 2,398 4 233211 Civil Engineer 1,785 5 233512 Mechanical Engineer 1,695 How Many Points Do You Need for a 189 Invitation? How to Check Your Occupation's Cutoff, DOE and Queue Position Will You Be Invited in the First 189 Round of 2026-27? October Update How Accurate Are Our EOI Forecasts? We Tested — Here Are the Numbers What people say, and where they said it Left by signed-in members through the in-app form. Published unedited and unsigned: we keep the page and the date, never a name. When is the next 189 invitation round? Home Affairs has not announced the next 189 round. ImmiTrend's expected window, frozen before each round and graded afterwards, is on the 189 prediction page. What is ImmiTrend? ImmiTrend is a free, open-data platform that tracks Australian skilled migration — SkillSelect invitation rounds, point cut-offs, EOI pool sizes, state nomination allocations and occupation ceilings for visa subclasses 189, 190 and 491 — and official Home Affairs visa grants by visa, state and occupation since 2015-16. How often is ImmiTrend data updated? Data is sourced from official SkillSelect publications and updated after each invitation round, typically monthly. EOI snapshots and state nomination allocations are updated as new figures are published; visa grant data is updated when Home Affairs releases a new year, about once a year. What visa subclasses does ImmiTrend cover? ImmiTrend covers the three main Australian skilled migration visas: Subclass 189 (Skilled Independent), Subclass 190 (Skilled Nominated) and Subclass 491 (Skilled Work Regional). Its visa grants pages cover every permanent visa subclass granted since 2015-16. Can I check my chances of receiving an invitation? Yes. ImmiTrend's Check My Score compares your points with historical cut-offs for your occupation, showing how competitive your score is and estimated wait times based on recent trends. How do I compare to who got invited for a 190 or 491 visa? For state-nominated visas (subclasses 190 and 491), invitations are decided by profile rather than your place in the EOI queue. Check My Score compares your points, English, salary, partner status, onshore/offshore status and NAATI with applicants who were actually invited for your occupation, showing where you match and where you fall short. Based on community-reported invitations and provided for reference. How many visas did Australia grant in 2024-25? 185,001 permanent visa places (132,148 skilled, 52,500 family, 353 special eligibility), per Department of Home Affairs data. 186, 190 and 189 each matched their planning levels. Provisional 2025-26 totals are 17,076 for 189 and 33,210 for 190. Track your EOI from submission to invitation Create a free account to save up to 2 scenarios, watch each month's cutoff against your score, and see your invitation window forecast.