Tasmania: state nomination and regional areas

    Tasmania decides whom it nominates for the Skilled Nominated (190) and Skilled Work Regional (491) visas, against its own criteria and occupation list. All of Tasmania is a designated regional area: Hobart is Category 2, 'Cities and Major Regional Centres', and the rest of the state is Category 3.

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    Nomination program

    Tasmania publishes its criteria, its occupation list and which visas are open on its official skilled nomination page.

    Visas it nominates for

    Regional areas in Tasmania

    Other states and territories

    How Tasmania nominates

    Tasmania decides whom it nominates for the 190 and the state-nominated 491. It publishes its criteria, its occupation list and which visas are open on its official skilled nomination page. These change during the program year, so check the date on that page.

    Regional areas in Tasmania

    All of Tasmania is a designated regional area: Hobart is Category 2, 'Cities and Major Regional Centres', and the rest of the state is Category 3.

    Visas this affects

    • Subclass 190: permanent, needs a state or territory nomination (5 points).
    • Subclass 491: provisional, regional, needs a nomination or eligible relative sponsorship (15 points).

    Common questions

    How do I get Tasmania state nomination?

    Tasmania runs its own skilled nomination program and decides whom it nominates, against its own criteria and occupation list. Its official page is linked on this page.

    Does Tasmania nominate for the 190 and 491?

    State and territory nomination is how both the 190 and the state-nominated 491 work. Which visas and occupations Tasmania has open changes during the program year, so check its official page:.

    Is Tasmania regional for the 491?

    All of Tasmania is a designated regional area: Hobart is Category 2, 'Cities and Major Regional Centres', and the rest of the state is Category 3.

    Sources

    1. 1Tasmania skilled nominationmigration.tas.gov.au
    2. 2Department of Home Affairs, designated regional areasimmi.homeaffairs.gov.au