Skilled & State Nomination
Tasmania’s 3 September invitations: 34 for subclass 190 — what do 519 and 82 mean?
The latest published Tasmania round includes 13 Green invitations for subclass 190. ROI scores are not federal EOI points, and a nomination invitation is not a visa approval.
Migration Tasmania published its 3 September 2026 nomination invitation results: 34 subclass 190 invitations, comprising 21 Gold and 13 Green. Checked on 4 September, this article records that round rather than a live eligibility threshold.
Invitation results and available places
| Measure | 190 | 491 |
|---|---|---|
| 2026–27 annual nomination allocation | 1,250 | 800 |
| Invitations in this round | 34 (21 Gold / 13 Green) | Unresolved — see note below |
| Lowest invited ROI priority score | 519 | 82 |
| Submitted ROIs remaining after round | 908 | 592 |
| Nomination places available (3 September) | 1,036 | 737 |
ROI priority scores are not EOI points
The reported 519 and 82 are Tasmania ROI priority scores, not federal SkillSelect EOI points. An EOI score of 82 does not, by itself, establish access to a Tasmania 491 invitation. The release does not provide occupation-by-occupation, onshore/offshore or pathway-specific minimum scores.
What can waiting applicants take from the round?
The 13 Green invitations demonstrate selection beyond Gold in this 190 round. The state anticipates more non-Gold invitations, but this is not a personal invitation timetable. Do not divide remaining places by outstanding ROIs to calculate approval odds: these counts describe different stages, and invitations are issued progressively.
Evidence still matters after invitation
Separate assessment reference scores are 547 for 190 and 90 for 491, described as a three-month rolling average. They are not this round’s invitation cut-offs. A reduction below the relevant threshold because claimed attributes cannot be verified can lead to refusal; intentional inflation and failure to establish a claimed Gold attribute also carry refusal risks.
- Reconcile ROI claims with payslips, hours, contracts, residence and study evidence.
- Read the personal invitation and portal deadlines; an invitation does not mean evidence has been accepted.
- Keep nomination invitation, state nomination approval and the Home Affairs visa decision separate.
- Do not change employment, state or visa arrangements solely in response to one round’s minimum score.