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Daily Updates: This report is automatically updated once per day, to incorporate the latest S56 and grants data from our database.

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FY2025-26 NSW/ACT Full Allocation update 7 Nov 2025

NSW has received total 3600 places (2100 for 190, and 1500 for 491) Last FY NSW had total 5000 places (3000 for 190, and 2000 for 491)

ACT has received total 1600 places (800 for 190 and 800 for 491 Last FY ACT has 1800 places (1000 for 190 and 800 for 491)

TAS has also received full allocation here.

Next 189 Invitation Round

DHA has announced that the next invitation round will on 13 Nov 2025. Assuming invitations are sent your occupation: your chances of invitation depend on total EOI point and EOI Date of Effect.

Data for past 189 rounds for all occupation is available on SmartVisaGuide: Click on Occupations in left navbar, select your occupation, and select Rounds on the occupation page.

🪧 Know more about Date of Effect here.

FY2025-26 Tasmanian Skilled Migration State Nomination Program Update - 7 November 2025

Full 2025-26 Nomination Allocations Announced Tasmania has now received its full nomination allocation for the 2025-26 program year. In total, including interim allocations, this comprises: * 1200 nomination places for subclass 190 (last FY was 2100) * 650 nomination places for subclass 491 (last FY was 760)

Migration Tasmania has now commenced weekly invitations to apply for nomination. Information will be posted on the Migration Tasmania website every week detailing: * the number of Registrations of Interest (ROIs) invited to apply for nomination * the lowest scores invited * nomination places available * number of ROIs on hand

Full release here.

📙 Daily Activity Report: 07 Nov 2025

This report summarises visa grants, S56 requests, and invitation activity for 07 November 2025 based on crowdsourced data from the community.

Visa Grants

S56 Trends

Trends and Patterns in S56 Requests

The day saw significant S56 activity, particularly for remedicals and Form 815 health undertakings. Multiple offshore applicants from Pakistan and India who lodged in December 2023 received Form 815 requests for dependents, following earlier remedical requests in October 2025. This suggests a pattern of health-related follow-ups for applications approaching the two-year processing mark.

For priority occupations (Registered Nurse), visa processing was notably faster at 5 months compared to non-priority occupations. The longest processing times were observed for applications lodged in mid-2023, with most taking 2+ years to finalise. Direct grants without S56 requests remain rare, with only one Carpenter case reported.

Common S56 requests included remedicals, employment evidence, AFP checks, and PCC. Several cases involved multiple S56 rounds, particularly for medical clearances and police checks. Family size appears to correlate with additional S56 complexity, especially for health undertakings.

News and Updates

• TAS Full Allocation: Tasmania has announced full nomination allocation for FY2025-26
• ACT and NSW Full Allocation: Both ACT and NSW have received their full allocation for the financial year
• Upcoming 189 Round: DHA will conduct a 189 invitation round on 13 November 2025

Useful Resources

• TAS Full Nomination Allocation Announcement: https://smartvisaguide.com/posts/10207
• ACT and NSW Full Allocation Update: https://smartvisaguide.com/posts/10219

⚠️ Disclaimer: This blog post is an AI summary of the comments below and may be refreshed as more comments arrive. Due to the nature of crowdsourced and AI-generated content, mistakes and discrepancies are possible. This information should be consumed with caution.

📊 This report represents crowdsourced data and is a subset of total activity. Only DHA and individual states have complete grant and invitation data.

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TAS Update 06 Nov 2025

Migration Tasmania has started to invite ROIs for the 2025-26 program year. Below you will find the relevant data. ROIs invited to apply for nomination on 6/11/2025: - Subclass 190 - 70 ROIs invited - Subclass 491 - 30 ROIs invited

The lowest scores invited: - Subclass 190 - 324 points (Green pass) - Subclass 491 - 83 points (Orange pass)

Number of ROIs on hand (ROIs with a status of Submitted after the invitation round has taken place) - Subclass 190 - 404 ROIs - Subclass 491 - 275 ROIs

Nomination places available (this will be updated once we receive our final allocation). Oldest nomination application lodged and not yet allocated to a case officer - 14/10/2025 Tasmania's final allocation for 2025-26 is expected to be confirmed in the coming weeks.

📙 Daily Activity Report: 06 Nov 2025 This report summarises visa grants, S56 requests, and invitation activity for 06 November 2025, based on crowdsourced data from the community.

Visa Grants

S56 Trends

Invitation Activity

NSW 190 Round (06 Nov 2025)

TAS Preinvites (06 Nov 2025)

Trends and Patterns in S56 Requests

The S56 requests on 06 November 2025 primarily involved medical examinations for offshore 491 applicants who lodged their visas between November 2023 and April 2024. One applicant received a request for Health Undertaking Form 815 in addition to remedicals. This pattern suggests DHA is actively processing offshore 491 applications from mid-2023 to early 2024.

For visa grants, S56 requests predominantly involved remedicals and PCC updates, particularly for applications lodged in 2023. Priority occupation applicants (Primary School Teacher, Hospital Pharmacist) received grants within 6-8 months despite multiple S56 requests, while non-priority occupations experienced processing times ranging from 11 months to over 2 years. The longest processing time observed was for a 491 NT External Auditor (lodged October 2023, granted November 2025).

NSW conducted a substantial 190 invitation round covering 23 occupations, all for onshore applicants with points ranging from 75 to 110 (inclusive of state nomination). Tasmania issued preinvites for both 190 and 491 pathways, targeting graduates and established residents.

⚠️ Disclaimer: This blog post is an AI summary of the comments below and may be refreshed as more comments arrive. Due to the nature of crowdsourced and AI-generated content, mistakes and discrepancies are possible. This information should be consumed with caution.

📊 This data represents a subset of total activity. Only DHA and individual states possess complete grant and invitation data. For NSW invitation rounds, this summary reflects reported invitations only; NSW holds the complete round data.

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State and Territory nominations for FY2025-26 Using interim allocations only: The number of EOIs that have received nominations from state and territory governments from 1 July 2025 to 31 October 2025.

Source: DHA Website

WA has received additional interim allocation. More here

📙 Daily Activity Report: 05 November 2025 This report summarises visa grants, S56 requests, and invitation activity for Australian skilled visas (subclass 189, 190, and 491). Analysis is based on crowdsourced data from the community.

Visa Grants

S56 Trends

Trends and Patterns in S56 Requests

The day saw a cluster of S56 requests for subclass 491 applications lodged between March and April 2024. Medical requests dominated the S56 activity, with all five reported cases requiring medical examinations. Additional documentation requests included AFP checks, bank statements, tax documents, and police clearance certificates. The pattern suggests DHA is actively processing 491 applications from the March-April 2024 cohort, with medical clearances being a key checkpoint before finalisation.

Visa Processing Observations

Subclass 189: Two direct grants were reported for Civil Engineering occupations (Civil Engineer and Civil Engineering Draftsperson), both lodged in December 2024 and granted in November 2025. Processing time was approximately 10-11 months. Both applicants were onshore with 75-90 points.

Subclass 190 NSW: Two grants were reported for offshore applicants in Civil Engineer and QA Manager occupations. Processing times ranged from 15-16 months (May-July 2024 lodgements to November 2025 grants). Both cases received S56 requests for medicals in late October 2025, shortly before grant.

Activity levels were notably quiet for the day, with community members commenting on the low volume of grants. One observation noted that DHA may need to accelerate processing in the January-April 2026 window to meet planning levels.

⚠️ Disclaimer: This blog post is an AI summary of community comments and may be refreshed as more data arrives. Due to the nature of crowdsourced and AI-generated content, mistakes and discrepancies are possible. This information should be consumed with caution.

📊 This data represents a subset of total visa activity. Only the Department of Home Affairs (DHA) has complete grant and processing data.

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How many days from S56 to grant? It depends on a multitude of factors, but generally its takes from 1 to 12 weeks for most (not all) applicants to get grant after s56 request is fulfilled. The best way to answer this would be to look at the latest s56 to grant timelines for your subclass. We have provided the data here.

Tasmanian Skilled Migration State Nomination Program Update - November 2025 Additional interim nomination allocation While the Australian Government has not yet confirmed full program year nomination quotas for 2025-26, it has provided a further interim allocation of skilled visa nomination places to states and territories. For Tasmania, this allocation provides a further 450 places: - 300 for subclass 190 - 150 for subclass 491.

The 2025-26 Tasmanian Skilled Migration Program opened to new Registrations of Interest (ROIs) on 14 October 2025, with only candidates issued a Gold Pass invited to apply for nomination.

With this additional allocation, we will commence weekly invitation rounds with invitations expected to be issued across Gold, Green and Orange Pass categories.

Information will be posted on the Migration Tasmania website every week detailing: - the number of ROIs invited to apply for nomination - the lowest scores invited - nomination places available - number of ROIs on hand

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FY2025-25 State and Territory nominations Using interim allocations only: The number of EOIs that have received nominations from state and territory governments from 1 July 2025 to 30 September 2025:

📙 Daily Activity Report: 03 November 2025 This report summarises visa grants, S56 requests, and related activity for Australian skilled visas (subclass 189, 190, and 491) based on crowdsourced data from the community.

Visa Grants

S56 Trends

Trends and Patterns in S56 Requests

The day saw significant S56 activity for subclass 491 visas, particularly for offshore applicants who lodged in late February to early March 2024. For s56 requests, medical examinations being the most common requirement. Several requests also included Police Clearance Certificates (PCC), with Pakistan-based applicants receiving additional requests for Polio certificates and supporting documentation.

For subclass 190 visas, S56 requests were issued earlier in the processing timeline (July and October 2025), primarily for medicals, AFP checks, and country-specific PCCs. The pattern suggests that 190 visas lodged in mid-2023 are now reaching grant stage after addressing S56 requirements.

One applicant noted receiving a direct grant despite an expired Polio certificate, though this appears to be an exception rather than the norm.

⚠️ Disclaimer: This blog post is an AI summary of the comments below and may be refreshed as more comments arrive. Due to the nature of crowdsourced and AI-generated content, mistakes and discrepancies are possible. This information should be consumed with caution.

📊 This data is crowdsourced and represents only a subset of total visa activity. Only the Department of Home Affairs (DHA) and individual states have access to complete data.

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How to check SkillSelect data on SmartVisaGuide.com

Skillselect data is sourced from official SkillSelect Dashboard and updated on SmartVisaGuide in a more readable and understandable form. 1. Click on Occupations in left navigation bar 2. Search for your occupation and click on your occupation name 3. You will now reach a page titled "Report for Occupation XXX" 4. Skillselect data is in the tab title "SkillSelect"

Source of data is Official SkillSelect Dashboard.

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📙 Daily Activity Report: 31 Oct 2025 This report summarises visa grants, S56 requests, and invitation activity for Australian skilled visas (subclasses 189, 190, and 491) based on crowdsourced data from the community.

Visa Grants

S56 Trends

Invitation Activity

Trends and Patterns

Priority Occupations: Health and teaching occupations continue to demonstrate expedited processing. The Enrolled Nurse (ACT 491) received a grant in approximately 7.5 months.

Non-Priority Occupations: Engineering and ICT occupations lodged in mid-to-late 2023 are receiving grants, with processing times ranging from 15-28 months. The longest processing time observed was 28 months for several 491 applications lodged in June-July 2023.

S56 Request Patterns: Remedicals remain the most common S56 request, particularly for applications lodged in 2023-2024. Multiple applicants reported remedical requests in August-October 2025. PCC requests are also frequent, with some applicants receiving multiple PCC requests (e.g., VIC 190 Software Engineer received two PCC requests in April and May 2025). Employment verification requests are less common but detailed, as seen in the Agricultural Consultant case requiring letterheads, ITRs, photos, contracts, and NPS statements.

Direct Grants: Two direct grants were reported (189 Construction Project Manager and 491 VIC Program Project Administrator), though both applicants proactively uploaded documents including AFP and PCC.

Family Applications: Several grants involved families of 3-4 members, with some requiring additional medicals for newborns or pregnancy-related documentation.

⚠️ Disclaimer: This blog post is an AI-generated summary of community comments and may be refreshed as additional data becomes available. Due to the crowdsourced and AI-generated nature of this content, mistakes and discrepancies are possible. This information should be consumed with caution and verified independently.

📊 This data represents a subset of total visa activity. Only the Department of Home Affairs (DHA) and individual states possess complete data on all grants and invitations issued.

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📙 Daily Activity Report: 30 October 2025 This report summarises visa grants, S56 requests, and invitation activity for Australian skilled visas (subclasses 189, 190, and 491) based on crowdsourced data from the community.

Visa Grants

S56 Trends

Invitation Activity

No invitation round data was reported for 30 October 2025.

Trends and Patterns in S56 Requests

S56 requests observed on 30 October 2025 primarily involved remedicals and police clearance certificates, particularly for applications lodged in mid-2023. Several 491 NSW applicants who lodged in June 2023 received S56 requests in early August 2025 for remedicals and/or PCC, with grants following approximately 2-3 months later. This pattern suggests that applications approaching the 2-year mark are being actively processed with updated documentation requirements.

For priority occupations, processing times remain significantly shorter. The Registered Nurses nec application (NSW 190) was granted in approximately 6 months despite multiple S56 requests. Non-priority occupations showed considerably longer processing times, with several 491 applications lodged in June 2023 taking over 27 months to grant.

Recent S56 requests included evidence of separation (TAS 190), child medicals (VIC 190), and spouse English proficiency documentation. The VIC 190 Software Developer case demonstrated rapid processing post-S56 compliance, with visa approval occurring within 6 hours of medical completion.

Useful Resources

• WA 29 October 2025 Round PDF
• TAS Food Technologist S56 Case

⚠️ Disclaimer: This blog post is an AI summary of community comments and may be refreshed as more data becomes available. Due to the nature of crowdsourced and AI-generated content, mistakes and discrepancies are possible. This information should be consumed with caution.

📊 This report represents crowdsourced data and is therefore a subset of total visa activity. Only the Department of Home Affairs (DHA) and individual states possess complete data on all grants and invitations issued.

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📙 Daily Activity Report: 29 Oct 2025 This report summarises visa grants, S56 requests, and invitation activity for 29 October 2025, based on crowdsourced data from the Australian skilled migration community.

Visa Grants

S56 Trends

Invitation Activity

Trends and Patterns in S56 Requests

The day saw a mix of S56 activity across different visa subclasses. For Subclass 491, multiple S56 requests were observed, particularly for offshore applicants. One NSW CPM applicant received three separate S56 requests over a five-month period (May to September 2025), covering PCC attestation, remedicals, Form 80, and polio certificates. A QLD Software Engineer received a single S56 for health testing in mid-October, with results submitted within two weeks.

For Subclass 190, one offshore applicant reported an S56 request for child medicals. Notably, two TAS grants were issued without S56 requests, though one applicant proactively submitted AFP and overseas police clearances. The absence of S56 requests in some cases may indicate either no requests were made or applicants chose not to share this information.

News and Updates

WA State Nomination Program FY2025-26: Western Australia has officially opened its State Nomination Program for the 2025-26 financial year. This announcement provides opportunities for skilled migrants seeking state nomination for Subclass 190 and 491 visas.

Useful Resources

• WA State Nomination Program Announcement: https://migration.wa.gov.au/news/2025-26-wa-state-nominated-migration-program
• S56 Request Details (190 OFFSHORE): https://smartvisaguide.com/bouncymonkey3150

⚠️ Disclaimer: This blog post is an AI summary of the comments below and may be refreshed as more comments arrive. Due to the nature of crowdsourced and AI-generated content, mistakes and discrepancies are possible. This information should be consumed with caution.

📊 This data is crowdsourced and represents only a subset of total activity. Complete data for visa grants and invitation rounds is held exclusively by the Department of Home Affairs and individual state governments.

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📙 Daily Activity Report: 28 Oct 2025 This report summarises visa grants, S56 requests, and invitation activity for Australian skilled migration visas (subclasses 189, 190, and 491) based on crowdsourced data from the community.

Visa Grants

S56 Trends

Trends and Patterns in S56 Requests

The majority of S56 requests on 28 October 2025 involved medical-related documentation. Remedicals were the most common request, particularly for applications lodged in early 2024, indicating expiry of initial medical examinations after 12 months. Several cases involved documentation for family composition changes, including newborns and children reaching age milestones requiring additional medical assessments. Police clearance certificates (PCC and AFP) were also requested, particularly for applications lodged in September 2024. Some applicants proactively updated their AFP and PCC documents, which appeared to facilitate direct grants without S56 requests. The pattern suggests that applications approaching or exceeding 12 months from lodgement are likely to receive remedical requests.

⚠️ Disclaimer: This blog post is an AI-generated summary of community comments and may be refreshed as additional data becomes available. Due to the crowdsourced and AI-generated nature of this content, mistakes and discrepancies are possible. This information should be consumed with caution and verified against official sources.

📊 Data Limitation: This report represents crowdsourced data and is a subset of total visa activity. Only the Department of Home Affairs (DHA) and individual states possess complete data on all grants, S56 requests, and invitations issued.

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📙 Daily Activity Report: 27 Oct 2025 This report summarises visa grants, S56 requests, and invitation activity for 27 October 2025, based on crowdsourced data from the skilled migration community.

Visa Grants

S56 Trends

Trends and Patterns in S56 Requests

The day saw multiple S56 requests for remedicals, particularly for 491 NSW applications lodged in February 2024. These requests were issued on 16 October 2025, with medical clearances obtained between 23-27 October 2025, followed by swift visa grants on 27 October 2025. This pattern suggests efficient processing once remedicals are cleared.

For 190 applications, S56 requests varied in nature, including medicals, PCC, and polio vaccination requirements. The QLD 190 Mechanical Engineer case showed a notably long processing time of over 2 years, with an S56 issued in August 2025 for multiple documents.

Several grants were issued without any S56 requests, particularly for TAS 190 onshore applications and the 189 ECT offshore case, indicating direct grants for these applicants.

News and Updates

Multiple 191 visa grants were observed on 27 October 2025, indicating processing activity for this permanent residence pathway for regional visa holders.

Useful Resources

• S56 Request Details: https://smartvisaguide.com/skaf
• PCC S56 Request: https://smartvisaguide.com/funkygiraffe2903
• 491 Grant Reference: https://smartvisaguide.com/aureliaadeline

⚠️ Disclaimer: This blog post is an AI summary of the comments below and may be refreshed as more comments arrive. Due to the nature of crowdsourced and AI-generated content, mistakes and discrepancies are possible. This information should be consumed with caution.

📊 This data represents a subset of total visa activity. Only the Department of Home Affairs has complete grant data. The information presented here is crowdsourced from community members and does not reflect the full picture of visa processing activity.

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