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Tasmaniastate sponsorship — 190 & 491
Tasmania uses Registration of Interest for 190 and 491, with priority for residents already living and working in the state.
Tasmania official migration websiteSubclass 190 nomination
Program Status
Registration of InterestTypical Points
65+
Migration Tasmania uses a Registration of Interest (ROI) system. Priority is given to applicants already living and working in Tasmania, especially in health, construction, and hospitality.
Primary nomination pathways
Working in Tasmania
- Must be living in Tasmania and employed in your nominated occupation (or closely related).
- Minimum employment period typically 3–6 months before lodging ROI.
- Employer must be based in Tasmania with a genuine need for the role.
Tasmanian Graduate
- Completed a CRICOS-registered course in Tasmania (minimum 1–2 years depending on qualification).
- Graduates may be nominated without extensive work experience in priority sectors.
- PhD and research graduates often receive highest priority.
Subclass 491 nomination
Program Status
Registration of InterestTypical Points
65+ (including 15 state points)
Tasmania is entirely classified as regional, making the 491 widely accessible. Lower competition than mainland capitals for many occupations.
Primary nomination pathways
Onshore Tasmanian Worker
- Living and working in Tasmania at time of ROI.
- Broader occupation lists than 190 in some intakes — check current Migration Tasmania guidelines.
Overseas Applicant (when open)
- Occasionally open for offshore applicants in critical skill shortages.
- Health, allied health, and trades occupations are commonly prioritised.
Note: State criteria change frequently based on federal allocations and local skill shortages. Always consult the official state website before applying.