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Canberra Matrix Invitation Round: 30 May 2025

Updated: Aug 13

On 30 May 2025, the ACT government held another invitation round. This round issued invitations to both Canberra and overseas residents.


Canberra matrix, ACT Migration

Canberra Residents


Matrix Nominating Small Business Owners


Subclass 190 nominations

3 invitations

Subclass 190 minimum matrix score

130 points

Subclass 491 Nominations

Nil


Matrix Nominating 457 / 482 Visa Holders


Subclass 190 nominations

42 invitations

Subclass 491 Nominations

4 invitations


Matrix Nominating Critical Skill Occupations


Subclass 190 Nominations

126 invitations

Subclass 491 Nominations

Nil


Overseas Residents


Matrix Nominating Critical Skill Occupations


Subclass 190 Nominations

12 invitations

Subclass 491 Nominations

Nil


Understanding Australian Visa Options


Navigating the Australian visa system can be complex. Understanding your options is crucial. There are various visa categories, each with specific requirements.


Subclass 190 Visa


The Subclass 190 visa is a skilled nominated visa. It allows skilled workers to live and work in Australia permanently. To qualify, you must be nominated by a state or territory government. You also need to meet certain skills and qualifications.


Subclass 491 Visa


The Subclass 491 visa is a skilled work regional (provisional) visa. It allows skilled workers to live and work in designated regional areas of Australia. This visa is temporary and can lead to permanent residency.


Importance of Matrix Scores


Matrix scores play a vital role in the nomination process. Higher scores increase your chances of receiving an invitation to apply for a visa.


Do you require further assistance


If you have further questions about the above, or have any other immigration related query, please get in touch with our experienced team. Contact us by email at hello@canberramigrationservices.com.au or by phone at +61451757287.


This article does not constitute legal advice or create an attorney-client relationship. Please consult an immigration professional for up to date information.

 
 
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