[ratheeshpd]

Hi

I wanted to ask if i can get state nomination with only Outside Australia experience? How many points are getting the nomination and invite in FY 2022-23?
Thanks

There are different conditions for each state. Please go through their websites to get more info. For the question you asked, yes - offshore experience is valid.

 

[RDStranger]

yes have selected NSW only.. and also fulfilling there new points and experience requirements. Now fingers crossed. Thankuuuu

Hey also make sure you haven't selected 189 in your EOI. It needs to be only '190 subclass' and 'NSW State' in the EOI. Below is from NSW govt -
Your SkillSelect EOI
This financial year we introduced a new requirement relating to your SkillSelect EOI. To be eligible for NSW nomination, your SkillSelect EOI must be for one visa only and for NSW only.
This means that if your SkillSelect EOI has multiple visas and/or multiple states selected (this includes selecting 'ANY'), your SkillSelect EOI will not be considered.
You may submit more than one EOI in SkillSelect.

Good luck

 

[Vaana]

Hey also make sure you haven't selected 189 in your EOI. It needs to be only '190 subclass' and 'NSW State' in the EOI. Below is from NSW govt -
Your SkillSelect EOI
This financial year we introduced a new requirement relating to your SkillSelect EOI. To be eligible for NSW nomination, your SkillSelect EOI must be for one visa only and for NSW only.
This means that if your SkillSelect EOI has multiple visas and/or multiple states selected (this includes selecting 'ANY'), your SkillSelect EOI will not be considered.
You may submit more than one EOI in SkillSelect.

Good luck

Hey thanku so much for the info.. I have created 2 separate EOIs.. one each for both subclass i.e subclass 190 and 491. Hope i did it right.

 

[RDStranger]

Hey thanku so much for the info.. I have created 2 separate EOIs.. one each for both subclass i.e subclass 190 and 491. Hope i did it right.

If you have eligible points for 190 subclass then perhaps best chance might be to just have only one EOI for 190 subclass else 491 EOI will get the priority (with VIC and WA that's definitely the case). So what I am saying is you might get issued with 491 invite when you might have good chance of getting a 190 one.

 

[ankur31]

Can we please keep this thread to discussions around 190 applications and processing times to help people who have already applied for 190? There is a dedicated thread for ROIs and eligibilities for pretty much each state:
Here's for VIC for current FY: VIC 190 ROI Invitations 2022-23

 

[RDStranger]

Guys, my cousin just got the invite for ICT Business Analyst from NSW. 105 points

 

[gouravpandey027]

Hi, Congratulations!! Could you please provide what all documents you upload for 190 visa application? I have claimed spouse point,what all documents we would need to upload for spouse. what all documents we should upload for Employment experience Evidence?

 

[RDStranger]

Hi, Congratulations!! Could you please provide what all documents you upload for 190 visa application? I have claimed spouse point,what all documents we would need to upload for spouse. what all documents we should upload for Employment experience Evidence?

You will see the list of documents when you open your NSW application link. Simply choose as many documents as possible - more the better. Cheers

 

[moaz]

guys can someone tell me my chances of landing a 190 for SA

Overall points 80(with state nomination), a graduate student from SA, Did master of machine learning in uni adel.
I have a permanent job in SA in my nominated occupation as an electrical engineer. been working since Jan this year.

i fulfilled all the requirements listed by SA 190 state nomination but I only have 80 points. is that enough or should I improve my English score and pump my English score?

 

[RDStranger]

guys can someone tell me my chances of landing a 190 for SA

Overall points 80(with state nomination), a graduate student from SA, Did master of machine learning in uni adel.
I have a permanent job in SA in my nominated occupation as an electrical engineer. been working since Jan this year.

i fulfilled all the requirements listed by SA 190 state nomination but I only have 80 points. is that enough or should I improve my English score and pump my English score?

As per EOI dashboard there are around 100 odd EOIs as at Apr22 between 85 and 105 points for Electrical Engineers who have nominated SA. Not sure how many more EOIs would have entered skillselect in last 6 months. Will SA give more than 100 invites to your profession? Seem unlikely I would think.

I would suggest increasing your points score - Professional year/NAATI/Superior english/Experience

Here is the dashboard

https://api.dynamic.reports.employment.gov.au/anonap/extensions/hSKLS02_SkillSelect_EOI_Data/hSKLS02_SkillSelect_EOI_Data.html

 

[GHSH]

Hi everyone.

I have received the final invite from NSW in Skillselect for 190. I am offshore and I am not claiming points for employment as I only have 1.5 years of skilled experience overseas. I have started compiling the list of documents which are given below. Please let me know if I need to upload anything else that would be mandatory:

1. Passport
2. National ID Card (Aadhar Card for India)
3. Police Check Australia
4. Police Check India
5. PTE
6. Skills Assessment
7. Education (10th,12th, Bachelors, Masters) + Aus Study Requirement (Masters in Aus docs will cover that)
8. Form 80
9. Form 1221
10. Medical Examination (Once application is submitted)

Do I need to upload anything else that would be mandatory? Please let me know. Thanks in advance!

 

[Uzi19]

Hi everyone.

I have received the final invite from NSW in Skillselect for 190. I am offshore and I am not claiming points for employment as I only have 1.5 years of skilled experience overseas. I have started compiling the list of documents which are given below. Please let me know if I need to upload anything else that would be mandatory:

1. Passport
2. National ID Card (Aadhar Card for India)
3. Police Check Australia
4. Police Check India
5. PTE
6. Skills Assessment
7. Education (10th,12th, Bachelors, Masters) + Aus Study Requirement (Masters in Aus docs will cover that)
8. Form 80
9. Form 1221
10. Medical Examination (Once application is submitted)

Do I need to upload anything else that would be mandatory? Please let me know. Thanks in advance!

Hi @GHSH

Could you please advice what documents you submitted for work experience in your NOMINATION application to NSW. I know you did not claim anything (same as my friends case)

He has claimed two years of assessed offshore exp on the skill assessment.
When he applied for NSW nomination the system did not asked him to upload any experience documents and there was NO other documents section to upload anywhere.

Can you please advise whether you provided anything in your NSW application or they asked anything later.

Please reply.

 

[GHSH]

Hi @GHSH

Could you please advice what documents you submitted for work experience in your NOMINATION application to NSW. I know you did not claim anything (same as my friends case)

He has claimed two years of assessed offshore exp on the skill assessment.
When he applied for NSW nomination the system did not asked him to upload any experience documents and there was NO other documents section to upload anywhere.

Can you please advise whether you provided anything in your NSW application or they asked anything later.

Please reply.

Hey. I did not have to submit any work exp documents. They didn't ask for anything else apart from the docs for all points claimed and approved my nomination in a day.

 

[Uzi19]

Hey. I did not have to submit any work exp documents. They didn't ask for anything else apart from the docs for all points claimed and approved my nomination in a day.

Thanks @GHSH for your reply.
Did your occupation required any expreince at all as per NSW requirements list or did your skill assessment shows the years assessed of work exp required for nomination already?

 

[GHSH]

Thanks @GHSH for your reply.
Did your occupation required any expreince at all as per NSW requirements list or did your skill assessment shows the years assessed of work exp required for nomination already?

No experience was required for my occupation, and the skills assessment was done after exactly one year so it didn't show any either.

 

[Bezdu]

Is it me or they have slowed down the 190 grants, processing times show 3 months for 50% and I am not quite sure they are providing the right info there. I am on priority list of processing (nurse) and yet still haven't received anything after 3 months. While professions that are not critical get theirs granted faster. Don't get me started on the ridiculous 189 grants.

 

[nikag]

Is it me or they have slowed down the 190 grants, processing times show 3 months for 50% and I am not quite sure they are providing the right info there. I am on priority list of processing (nurse) and yet still haven't received anything after 3 months. While professions that are not critical get theirs granted faster. Don't get me started on the ridiculous 189 grants.

All profession are critical, kindly do not belittle other professions. There's is nothing one can do except wait. Understand that immigration will have it's own pros and cons.

 

[RDStranger]

All profession are critical, kindly do not belittle other professions. There's is nothing one can do except wait. Understand that immigration will have it's own pros and cons.

Hey mate, sorry to jump in but but don't believe the intention from @Bezdu was to belittle others. All jobs are equal absolutely, but don't believe there could be an argument on questioning the higher criticality of our front line health workers - they save lives every single day and night (nurses, GPs, surgeons etc). All the other non-health occupations don't deal with life and death situations. Purely my view. People are just frustrated with the wait times mate that's all

 

[nikag]

Hey mate, sorry to jump in but but don't believe the intention from @Bezdu was to belittle others. All jobs are equal absolutely, but don't believe there could be an argument on questioning the higher criticality of our front line health workers - they save lives every single day and night (nurses, GPs, surgeons etc). All the other non-health occupations don't deal with life and death situations. Purely my view. People are just frustrated with the wait times mate that's all

As much as i would like to believe that, it would still not make sense. People of Medical profession were in priority when covid was at it's peak. Now, things have definately been less severe. If still one makes medical profession as priority, it will be a disaster. Example, who is going to create/repair homes when more people move in. What about the software changes that are required by medical professional.

 

[RDStranger]

As much as i would like to believe that, it would still not make sense. People of Medical profession were in priority when covid was at it's peak. Now, things have definately been less severe. If still one makes medical profession as priority, it will be a disaster. Example, who is going to create/repair homes when more people move in. What about the software changes that are required by medical professional.

All fair and valid points mate. Wouldn't it be nice if government knew what it was doing. The liberal govt. completely broke the system and labor is trying to put the pieces together. I have high hopes that process will become better soon but can totally understand the frustrations all around.