A Comprehensive Guide to the 190 and 491 Pathways in New South Wales

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October 30, 2024•2 min read

A Comprehensive Guide to the 190 and 491 Pathways in New South Wales

Suman Dua MARN 1800859Oct 30, 20242 min read

Updated: Jan 9

Today, we’re exploring the details of the Subclass 190 and Subclass 491 pathways in New South Wales (NSW)—two of the most popular routes for skilled migrants.

Both the Skilled Nominated Pathway (Subclass 190) and the Skilled Work Regional Pathway (Subclass 491) are key options for skilled migrants seeking to live and work in Australia.

NSW Allocations for 2024–25:

Key Updates:

  1. NSW will adopt the Home Affairs policy, removing the NSW-deemed skilled date definition.

  2. Separate NSW Skills Lists are available for the 190 and 491 Pathway 2 options.

  3. TSMIT (Temporary Skilled Migration Income Threshold) applies at the time of nomination application for Pathway 2.

  4. All valid EOIs for NSW will be considered, streamlining the process.

  5. Invitations will continue until June 2025.

Subclass 190 Nomination Requirements

The Subclass 190 pathway is invitation-only. To qualify, you must:

Subclass 491 Pathway: Three Options

1. Employment in Regional NSWYou can apply if a regional NSW employer currently employs you. Requirements:

2. Skilled Occupation InvitationYou may be invited to apply by Investment NSW if:

3. Recent Graduates of Regional NSW InstitutionsEligibility for recent graduates includes:

Why Choose Nationwide Migration and Education?

Navigating the migration process can be challenging, but at Nationwide Migration and Education, we are here to help. Our experienced registered migration agents are dedicated to making your journey as seamless as possible.

Whether you’re considering the Subclass 190 or Subclass 491 pathways in NSW or have questions about your eligibility, we’ll guide you every step of the way.

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Disclaimer:

The information shared by Nationwide Migration and Education is for general informational purposes only. While accurate at the time of publication, details may change. This content is not intended as legal or migration advice. For advice tailored to your circumstances, please book a consultation with a Registered Migration Agent.

 

 

 

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