Tasmania 190 Skilled Nominated Visa:
Your Pathway to Permanent Residency

To be eligible for TAS 190 nomination, you must have a positive skills assessment, meet the minimum points test, have at least Competent English, and submit evidence that your occupation is listed on Tasmania’s Skilled Occupation List. You must also meet state-specific criteria (employment, residency, or study pathways) and demonstrate your commitment to living in Tasmania.

A job offer is not mandatory for all TAS 190 streams, but you must show strong evidence of employability in Tasmania. Applicants who are already working in their nominated occupation in Tasmania usually receive stronger consideration.

Tasmania’s 190 nomination streams include:
Skilled employment pathway
Long-term resident pathway
Tasmanian graduate pathway
Critical roles priority pathway
Each has specific requirements for study, work experience, or residency duration.

Offshore applicants can be considered under Tasmania’s Offshore Skilled Pathway, but invitation numbers are limited. Offshore candidates must show strong English, skilled experience, and a high standard of evidence demonstrating long-term employability in Tasmania.

Most TAS 190 nominations are processed within 6–10 weeks, depending on the volume of applications and completeness of documents. Critical roles may be assessed faster.

Common requirements include:
Skills assessment
English test results
Employment or study evidence
Commitment to Tasmania statement
Proof of TAS residency (if onshore)
Accurate documentation speeds up processing and strengthens your nomination chances.