Historic EOI data, now in Settledin
Settledin Team1 min readPlanning your Australian migration becomes much easier when you can see what has actually happened in past SkillSelect invitation rounds. Settledin now provides access to up to two years of historic SkillSelect Expression of Interest (EOI) data, helping you understand real migration trends and make more informed decisions about your future.
Whether you are applying for skilled migration, comparing occupation demand, or tracking your points competitiveness, historic EOI data gives you the context that official summaries often miss.
Why SkillSelect EOI Data Matters for Australian Migration
The SkillSelect system is constantly changing. Invitation rounds fluctuate based on government priorities, occupation ceilings, and demand across industries.
Without historical data, it is difficult to understand whether you are competitive or simply waiting during a slow period.
With Settledin’s SkillSelect EOI data insights, you can better understand:
- How competitive your occupation has been over time
- How often invitations are issued for your visa subclass
- How points cut offs change across different rounds
- Whether demand for your occupation is increasing or decreasing
How This Helps Your Migration Strategy
Having access to historical SkillSelect EOI data allows you to:
- Improve your points strategy based on real outcomes
- Understand whether to wait or explore alternative visa pathways
- Benchmark your profile against past invitation rounds
- Reduce uncertainty in your migration planning
Instead of relying on fragmented information, you can now make decisions based on real historical trends.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is SkillSelect EOI data?
SkillSelect EOI data refers to historical information from Australian Expression of Interest invitation rounds, including points cut offs, occupation demand, and invitation volumes.
How far back does Settledin data go?
Settledin currently provides up to two years of historic SkillSelect EOI data.
Why is EOI data useful for migration?
It helps applicants understand competitiveness, points trends, and occupation demand over time so they can make more informed migration decisions.
Is this official government data?
The data is based on publicly available SkillSelect invitation information, organised and analysed by Settledin for easier interpretation.