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02/09/2026

AUSTRALIA SKILLED MIGRATION 189 VISA | SEPTEMBER 2026 🇦🇺

Predicting the Next Invitation Round, Which Occupations Could Be Competitive?

With the next Subclass 189 invitation round expected in September 2026, many applicants are wondering:

👉 How many points might be enough?
👉 Which sectors could have better chances?
👉 Is 65, 75, 85 or 95 points competitive?

Based on current trends, here are our estimated competitive point ranges:

🔨 Trades: 65–75+
🏥 Healthcare: 75–85+
🎓 Education: 75–85+
🏗️ Construction & Engineering: 80–95+
🤝 Social Services: 75–85+

⚠️ Please note: These are predictions, not official cut-offs. Actual invitation points can vary significantly depending on occupation, applicant numbers, priority areas and available places.

Your occupation matters just as much as your total points.

💬 Comment your occupation + total points below and let’s discuss how competitive your profile may be for the next 189 round.

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04/08/2026

Your job title says “Software Engineer.”

But what does your actual work say? 👀

This is where many IT professionals get confused during an ACS skills assessment.

Two people can have the same job title but qualify under completely different ANZSCO occupations because the work you actually perform matters.

Before choosing your occupation, look beyond the title.

Would your current job duties support the ANZSCO you're planning to nominate?

If you're unsure, send us your profile for a quick discussion.

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12/07/2026

Australia needs more homes. 🏠

Australia needs more tradies.👨‍🔧

Australia needs more skilled workers. 🤹

But here's the big question...

❓Will skilled trades become Australia's next migration priority?

With ongoing construction labour shortages and ambitious housing targets, industry groups continue to call for greater support for construction occupations. While no official migration changes have been announced, this is a trend worth watching closely.

💬 What's your opinion?

👇 Share your thoughts in the comments.

05/07/2026

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/skilled-visa-australia-from-nepal-process-in-demand-budget-shrestha-he4vc

Skilled Visa for Australia from Nepal: Process, In-Demand Occupations, Budget Changes and FAQs. Australia remains one of the most popular destinations for skilled professionals from Nepal.

19/06/2026

Australia is Inviting Skilled Professionals!

The latest invitation rounds continue to show strong demand for skilled workers across key occupations, creating excellent opportunities for eligible applicants.

A successful PR journey starts with:
✔️ A Positive Skills Assessment
✔️ A Competitive English Score
✔️ A Strong Expression of Interest (EOI)
✔️ The Right State Nomination Strategy

Not sure where you stand? Every profile is different, and choosing the right occupation and assessment pathway can make all the difference.

💬 Comment your occupation and current points score below, and we'll help you understand your PR options.

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05/06/2026

189 Invitation Round Results Update 🇦🇺

The latest reported Subclass 189 invitation round shows strong movement across multiple occupations, with trades, healthcare, education, engineering and professional roles receiving invitations at different points levels.

✅ Trades invited from around 65–75 points
✅ Nurses, teachers and allied health remain in demand
✅ Professional roles such as engineering, science, law and surveying remain highly competitive
✅ Date of Effect still matters when applicants have the same points
✅ Both onshore and offshore applicants appear to have received invitations

Meeting 65 points does not guarantee an invitation. Your ANZSCO selection, EOI date, points claim, skills assessment, English score and visa strategy can all affect your chances.

Planning your Australian migration pathway? Get expert guidance today.

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04/06/2026

Diploma in Civil Engineering? 🤔

Your occupation choice matters more than you think! 💯

Depending on your qualifications, employment duties, and career profile, you may have multiple assessment options through Engineers Australia or VETASSESS, including:

✅ Civil Engineering Technician
✅ Civil Engineering Draftsperson
✅ Construction Project Manager
✅ Other related occupations

State and federal invitations are not based solely on your qualification. They consider:
✔ Occupation demand
✔ Points score
✔ State nomination criteria
✔ Work experience
✔ Location and employment factors
✔ EOI ranking and competition

Choosing the right occupation can significantly impact your skills assessment outcome, points claim, and invitation prospects.

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03/06/2026

🚨 Subclass 189 Invitation Round
The next Subclass 189 invitation round is scheduled for 4 June 2026 (Thursday).

If your Expression of Interest (EOI) is active, this could be your opportunity to receive an invitation for permanent residency.

📌 Key factors that may influence invitations:
• Occupation demand
• EOI ranking
• Points score
• Number of available places

Major occupations expected to receive invitations:
🔹 Engineering
🔹 ICT
🔹 Healthcare
🔹 Teaching
🔹 Trades
Planning your migration journey? Professional guidance can help you understand your eligibility and prepare a strong application.
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02/06/2026

A positive skills assessment is one of the most important milestones in an Australian migration journey.

Whether you're applying through Engineers Australia, ACS, VETASSESS, or another assessing authority, understanding the requirements and preparing accurate documentation can make a significant difference.

Every occupation and assessing authority has its own criteria, timelines, and evidence requirements. Staying informed and well-prepared helps reduce delays and avoid common mistakes.

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