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This visa is for current and former Temporary Graduate visa holders who lost time on their original visa due to COVID-19 travel restrictions. It lets you live, work and study in Australia temporarily.
To apply for this visa
You must be under 50 years of age.
you must either:
You will be eligible to apply if, as the main holder:
October submission window – subclass 491 visa
The next NSW submission window for the Skilled Work Regional visa (subclass 491) opens from 1 Oct 2021 and will remain open for the whole month of October.
You must submit a new registration of interest (ROI) if you were not invited in the August submission window and you wish to be considered again in October.
To ensure your ROI is considered, please read and understand all information provided on our Skilled Work Regional visa (subclass 491) and Common questions about skilled visas pages before you submit your ROI.
When you submit your ROI does not affect your likelihood of being invited to apply for NSW nomination.
October submission window – subclass 491 visa
The next NSW submission window for the Skilled Work Regional visa (subclass 491) opens from 1 Oct 2021 and will remain open for the whole month of October.
You must submit a new registration of interest (ROI) if you were not invited in the August submission window and you wish to be considered again in October.
To ensure your ROI is considered, please read and understand all information provided on our Skilled Work Regional visa (subclass 491) and Common questions about skilled visas pages before you submit your ROI.
When you submit your ROI does not affect your likelihood of being invited to apply for NSW nomination.
October submission window – subclass 491 visa
The next NSW submission window for the Skilled Work Regional visa (subclass 491) opens from 1 Oct 2021 and will remain open for the whole month of October.
You must submit a new registration of interest (ROI) if you were not invited in the August submission window and you wish to be considered again in October.
To ensure your ROI is considered, please read and understand all information provided on our Skilled Work Regional visa (subclass 491) and Common questions about skilled visas pages before you submit your ROI.
When you submit your ROI does not affect your likelihood of being invited to apply for NSW nomination.
October submission window – subclass 491 visa
The next NSW submission window for the Skilled Work Regional visa (subclass 491) opens from 1 Oct 2021 and will remain open for the whole month of October.
You must submit a new registration of interest (ROI) if you were not invited in the August submission window and you wish to be considered again in October.
To ensure your ROI is considered, please read and understand all information provided on our Skilled Work Regional visa (subclass 491) and Common questions about skilled visas pages before you submit your ROI.
When you submit your ROI does not affect your likelihood of being invited to apply for NSW nomination.
October submission window – subclass 491 visa
The next NSW submission window for the Skilled Work Regional visa (subclass 491) opens from 1 Oct 2021 and will remain open for the whole month of October.
You must submit a new registration of interest (ROI) if you were not invited in the August submission window and you wish to be considered again in October.
To ensure your ROI is considered, please read and understand all information provided on our Skilled Work Regional visa (subclass 491) and Common questions about skilled visas pages before you submit your ROI.
When you submit your ROI does not affect your likelihood of being invited to apply for NSW nomination.
Subclass 190 and Subclass 491 Updates
Victoria’s skilled visa nomination program (subclass 190 and 491) reopens on 5 January 2021
Victoria’s full 2020-21 skilled visa nomination program (subclasses 190 and 491) will re-open at 10am AEDT on Tuesday, 5 January 2021.
Like the interim program, the full program responds to challenges posed by the coronavirus pandemic, with a focus on Victoria’s health response and economic recovery.
The Commonwealth Department of Home Affairs has allocated the Victorian Government further visa nomination places, in addition to the places provided as part of the interim program.
To be eligible to be considered for selection to apply for Victorian skilled visa nomination, you must meet the criteria outlined below:
Subclass 491
For further information, contact us at 0450 630 000
Subclass 190
For further information, contact us at 0450 630 000
Applications for the Second Temporary Graduate Visa(TGV ) in the Post-Study Work stream can be made from 20 January 2021, when the Amendment Regulations commence.
A first Temporary Graduate Visa holder in the Post-Study Work stream can apply for, and be granted, a second visa if they meet the eligibility requirements. Eligibility can arise on the basis of where the applicant lived, studied and worked before and/or after the commencement of the Amendment Regulations.
The period of grant for a second TGV will be determined based on where the student studied and where they lived (and worked or studied, if relevant) on their first TGV.
The second Subclass 485 Graduate visa in the Post-Study Work stream will be granted with a visa validity of one or two years from the date of visa grant and will require visa holders to remain in a regional area for the duration of their new visa.
For more information, contact Registered Migration Agent (MARN: 1790989) Call at 0450 630 000
Skilled Nominated (Permanent) visa (subclass 190)
NSW is currently working from reduced skilled occupation lists at Home Affairs direction. NSW does not release information about the overall quota of nomination places, or allocation of places to each occupation.
Occupation List:
News and Updates
Regional Development Australia (RDA) offices will begin assisting NSW Treasury manage the subclass 491 visa in early February 2021.
Each RDA office will accept and assess applications, and determine eligible occupations for their respective regions; however, nomination criteria is consistent across all regions.
RDA offices will focus on nominating applicants who are undertaking skilled work in critical sectors. These applicants are a priority for Government in supporting economic recovery following the impacts of COVID-19.
NSW Subclass 491 Occupation List
Nomination Criteria
You must meet the all criteria in one of the three following three streams to be eligible for NSW nomination:
Applicants who do not meet the criteria in one of these three streams may be refused unless otherwise agreed with NSW Treasury.
'Closely related occupations' are defined as those having the same ANZSCO unit group, i.e. sharing the same first four digits.
'Designated regional areas' are determined by Home Affairs. Please see their website for a list of regional NSW postcodes.
1. Living and working in regional NSW
To be eligible for NSW nomination under this stream you must:
2. Recently completed study in regional NSW
To be eligible for NSW nomination under this stream you must:
3. Living and working outside of NSW
To be eligible for NSW nomination under this stream you must meet all the criteria for at least one of the following categories:
A. Job offer in regional NSW
To be eligible for NSW nomination under this category you must:
B. At least five years skilled employment experience (offshore Applicants)
If you reside outside of Australia, you must:
C. Family ties in regional NSW
To be eligible for NSW nomination under this category you must:
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