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Migration is more than a points total. Start with the questions that change your strategy.
Why Australia?
Opportunity is only one part of the picture.
Australia combines established skilled-migration pathways with strong cities, regional communities, public services and diverse labour markets. The right destination still depends on your occupation, family needs, costs and long-term plans.
Explore working in Australia ↗State-level opportunities
Each jurisdiction responds to its own workforce and regional needs.
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Priority snapshot
Where are skills being prioritised?
Published settings checked 14 October 2026. “Priority” does not mean guaranteed nomination, and an eligible occupation is not automatically prioritised.
Queensland occupation lists
Queensland publishes separate onshore and offshore occupation lists. Construction, healthcare and manufacturing have been highlighted as key shortage sectors.
Migration Queensland ↗Victoria 2026–27 priorities
Victoria lists priority occupations across healthcare, social assistance and education while ranking all eligible ROIs with the Victorian Points Test.
Live in Melbourne ↗NSW critical skills areas
NSW identifies construction, net zero and energy, care and support, digital and cyber, agriculture and agrifood, and advanced manufacturing as critical skills areas.
NSW Government ↗ACT critical sectors
ACT identifies care, education, construction, renewables, experience and advanced technology as critical sectors. Always check the current occupation list.
ACT Government ↗Western Australia priority industries
WA gives first occupation priority to building and construction, healthcare and social assistance, hospitality and tourism, and education and training.
Migration WA ↗South Australia priority sectors
Published priorities include building and construction, defence, education, engineering, health and manufacturing.
Move to South Australia ↗Tasmania priority attributes
Tasmania ranks ROIs through pathway-specific priority attributes; health, allied health and teaching employment can receive high priority under qualifying settings.
Migration Tasmania ↗Northern Territory occupation eligibility
Offshore applicants must check the current NT offshore occupation list and stream requirements, including work experience and employability evidence.
The Territory ↗Always open the official source before acting. Lists, allocations and invitation settings can change without notice.
Current facts
What is happening now?
of occupations remained in shortage in 2025, according to Jobs and Skills Australia’s 2026 report.
Official report ↗subclass 189 EOIs were invited in the federal round held on 4 June 2026.
Invitation rounds ↗of ANZSCO are used across skilled visa programs. Confirm the version for your intended visa.
Skilled occupation list ↗Knowledge base
Understand the system before calculating.
Start with occupation eligibility
Check that your occupation is eligible for the visa subclass, then confirm the correct assessing authority and ANZSCO version.
Read official guidance ↗EOI points are not an invitation guarantee
Meeting the 65-point federal threshold does not guarantee an invitation. States apply their own criteria, lists and ranking processes.
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