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For skilled professionals, this is the right time to immigrate to Australia, as Australia is attracting young talent to live, work and settle in Australia with more than 8 lakhs vacancies lying vac ...

For skilled professionals, this is the right time to immigrate to Australia, as Australia is attracting young talent to live, work and settle in Australia with more than 8 lakhs vacancies lying vacant for skilled professionals and set to invite 2,00,000 immigrants by 2024. The Skilled Migration program attracts highly skilled workers to Australia through Visa Subclass 189/190/489/491/191.

1. Visa Subclass 189:

This is a points-based permanent visa option for skilled workers with no sponsored Australian employer, or family member or not nominated by a state or territory. To be eligible for this visa the applicant must obtain a minimum of 65 points to apply for the Skilled Independent visa (Subclass 189). To get this visa, an applicant must submit an expression of interest (EOI) and get nominated by skill select Australia. Once receiving an invitation to apply for this visa ensure to submit your application within 60 days. Once the Skilled Independent (Subclass 189) Visa has been granted, the visa holder and accompanying family members are allowed to live, work and study in Australia as permanent residents.

2. Visa Subclass 190:

This is a Skilled Nominated Visa which is Australia PR points-based permanent visa for skilled professionals who are nominated by an Australian State or Territory government. Applicants must meet a minimum of 65 points on a point assessment for being eligible to apply for a Skilled Nominated Visa (Subclass 190) and must be nominated by a participating State or Territory government in Australia. For Applying for this visa, you must submit your expression of interest (EOI) and get invited by Skill Select Australia.

3. Visa Subclass 191:

This Visa will allow temporary resident visas like visa Subclass 494 and 491 visa holders to transition to permanent residency visas.

4. Visa Subclass 489:

This visa subclass has been closed and replaced by visa subclass 491.

5. Visa Subclass 491:

This Visa subclass is tailored to attract young professionals to Australian regional skill requirements. This Skilled Regional Visa encourages skilled workers to live and work in specified regional parts of Australia for up to 5 years. Applicants for this visa must be sponsored by an Australian relative who is living in a designated area, or by a State or Territory government.

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Once getting an Australian Permanent resident visa you will be entitled to the following benefits.

1. Live, work, and settle in Australia for five years and can apply for Australian PR after 4 years to permanently settle in Australia or reapply for your PR visas.
2. Explore and Travel anywhere in the Australian continent.
3. Can plan your or your children's education in Australia.
4. Entitled to get Australian Social Security benefits.
5. You can sponsor your Spouse/partner, Children, Parents, and other eligible family members to Australia.
6. Can freely work in Australia.

How to apply for a Skilled Migration Visa for Australia?

• Check your employability in Australia (Figure out your ANZSCO).
• Check the score using the Australia PR Points calculator.
• Contact Australia Immigration experts for your Skill Assessment Report.
• Submit your Expression of Interest (EOI).
• Apply for Your targeted Visa subclass (you are eligible for).
• Once EOI is approved, you will receive an Invitation to Apply (ITA).
• Complete your Visa application.
• Submit your documents of fitness and police clearance certificates etc.
• Get Visa Approval.

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Canberra Invited 810 overseas applicants with lowest points score between 65-75 on May 5, 2023

 The Canberra matric Invitation Round was conducted by ACT on May 5, 2023, and invited 810 overseas applicants with the lowest score between 65-75 and 585 Canberra Resident applicants.

Please find the Canberra Matrix invitation around here

1) Overseas applicants

190 nominations: 401 invitations

491 nominations: 409 invitations

2) Canberra residents

a) Matrix nominating Small Business Owners

1. 190 nominations: 20 invitations
2. 190 minimum matrix score: 70
3. 491 nominations: 4 invitations
4. 491 minimum matrix score: 60

b) Matrix nominating 457 / 482 visa holders

1. 190 nominations: 4 invitations
2. 491 nominations: 2 invitations

c) Matrix nominating Critical Skill Occupations

1. 190 nominations: 297 invitations
2. 491 nominations: 288 invitations

Please find the Canberra Nomination and number of Invitation below

ACT INVITATION ROUND

ANZSCO Unit Group	UNIT GROUP TITLE	Canberra resident 491	Canberra resident 190	Overseas applicant 491	Overseas applicant 190
1311	Advertising, public relations and sales managers	60	70	55	70
1321	Corporate Services Manager	50	70	50	70
1322	Finance managers	95 (18/12/2022)	100 (31/12/2022)	60	70
1323	Human resource managers	55	70	50	70
1324	Policy and planning managers	50		50
1331	Construction managers	50	70	50	70
1335	Production managers	60	70	50	70
1336	Supply and Distribution Manager	60	70	55	70
1341	Child Care Centre manager	50	65	50	65
1342	Health and Welfare Services Managers	50	65	50	65
1344	Other Education Managers	50	65	50	65
1351	ICT managers	75 (14/2/2023)	85 (5/4/2023)	55	70
1399	Other specialist managers	60	70	55	70
1411	Café and restaurant managers	60	80	55	80
1413	Hotel and Motel Managers	60	70	55	70
1421	Retail Managers	60	70	60	70
1492	Call or contact centre and customer service managers	60	70	55	70
1493	Conference and Event Organisers	55	70	50	70
1499	Hospitality, Retail and Service Managers	60	70	60	70
2124	Journalists and other writers	55	70	50	70
2211	Accountants	100 (31/1/2023)	105 (19/12/2022)	65 (30/1/2023)	85
2212	Auditors, company secretaries and corporate treasurers	95 (30/1/2023)	100 (31/1/2023)	60	75
2223	Financial Investment Advisers and Managers	60	70	55	70
2231	Human Resource Professionals	60	70	60	70
2244	Intelligence and policy analysts	50		50
2247	Management and organisation analysts	60	70	55	65
2249	Other information and organisation professionals	60	70	55	70
2251	Advertising and marketing professionals	60	70	65 (28/2/2023)	70
2253	Public relations professionals	60	70	55	70
2322	Surveyors and Spatial Scientists	55	65	50	65
2324	Graphic and web designers, and illustrators	60	70	55	70
2332	Civil engineering professionals	75 (21/10/2022)	85 (4/1/2023)	60 (31/1/2023)	75
2333	Electrical Engineers	60	65	65 (9/2/2023)	70
2334	Electronics Engineers	70	75 (20/12/2022)	60	70
2335	Industrial, Mechanical and Production Engineers	70 (30/11/2022)	75 (1/12/2022)	65 (12/1/2023)	75
2339	Other engineering professionals	70 (19/12/2022)	80	60 (21/2/2023)	75
2343	Environmental Scientists	55	65	50	65
2347	Veterinarians	50	65	50	65
2349	Other Natural and Physical Science Professionals	55	65	50	65
2411	Early childhood	50	65	50	65
2412	Primary School Teachers	50	65	50	65
2414	Secondary School Teachers	50	65	50	65
2415	Special Education Teachers	50	65	50	65
2421	University Lecturers and Tutors	60	75	60	75
2422	Vocational Education Teachers \ Polytechnic Teachers	50	65	50	65
2512	Medical Imaging Professionals	50	65	50	65
2513	Occupational and environmental health professionals	50	65	50	65
2515	Pharmacists	50	65	50	65
2523	Dental practitioners	50	65	50	65
2524	Occupational therapists	50	65	50	65
2525	Physiotherapists	50	65	50	65
2527	Audiologists and speech pathologists/therapists	50	65	50	65
2531	General practitioners and resident medical officers	50	65	50	65
2541	Midwives	50	65	50	65
2543	Nurse Managers	50	65	50	65
2544	Registered nurses	50	65	50	65
2611	ICT business and systems analysts	80 (30/12/2022)	90	60	70
2612	Multimedia Specialists and Web Developers	70 (30/11/2022)	80	60	70
2613	Software and applications programmers	75 (30/11/2022)	85	60 (10/11/2022)	85
2621	Database and systems administrators, and ICT security specialists	75	80 (25/4/2023)	60	70
2631	Computer network professionals	75 (10/12/2022)	85	60	80
2632	ICT support and test engineers	70	80	60	85
2713	Solicitors	60	70	60	70
2721	Counsellors	50	65	50	65
2723	Psychologists	50	65	50	65
2724	Social Professionals	55	70	55	70
2725	Social workers	50	65	50	65
2726	Welfare, recreation and community arts workers	55	70	55	70
3112	Medical Technicians	50	65	50	65
3121	Architectural, Building and Surveying Technicians	50	65	50	65
3131	ICT support technicians	60	70	55	70
3212	Motor mechanics	50	65	50	65
3241	Panelbeaters	50	65	50	65
3311	Bricklayers and Stonemasons	50	65	50	65
3312	Carpenters and joiners	50	65	50	65
3322	Painting Trades Workers	50	65	50	65
3332	Plasterers	50	65	50	65
3341	Plumbers	50	65	50	65
3411	Electricians	50	65	50	65
3511	Bakers and Pastrycooks	50	65	50	65
3513	Chef	60	70	60	70
3514	Cook	60	70	55	70
3611	Animal Attendants and Trainers	50	65	50	65
3622	Gardener	50	65	50	65
3911	Hairdressers	55	70	55	70
4114	Enrolled Nurse	50	65	50	65
4116	Massage Therapists	60	70	60	70
4117	Welfare support workers	50	65	50	65
5111	Contract, program and project administrators	50	70	55	70

What is Canberra Matrix Invitation Round

The Canberra Matrix Invitation Round is a process used by the Australian Capital Territory (ACT) to select and invite skilled workers who meet ACT labour market needs to apply for a nomination for permanent residency in Australia, under the visa sub-classes 190 and 491. The ACT conducts invitation rounds periodically to select candidates from the highest-ranked submissions in the Matrix. The number of invitations issued and the minimum point score required for an invitation can vary depending on the current labour market needs of the ACT. The exact date and frequency of the ACT invitation rounds can vary, and the results of each round are typically announced on the ACT government's website and other official channels.

The Canberra Matrix is a points-based process, where each applicant is ranked based on factors such as their occupation in demand in ACT, English language proficiency, work experience, and ties to the ACT ( such as job offer letter, previous study form ACT).

You can calculate your Canberra Matric points by using the Canberra Matrix calculator

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