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Tasmania Skilled Nomination — Eligibility Checker

A quick, private self-check against the common core requirements for Tasmania subclass 190 and 491 nomination, with a live occupation search. Stream-specific rules vary — always confirm on the official Tasmanian Government page. Nothing you enter is saved.

General guidance only. This covers the eligibility requirements common to all skilled-nomination applicants and does not capture every Tasmania stream rule, which change without notice and are set at the Tasmanian Government's discretion. Always check the official Tasmania skilled migration page and seek advice from a registered migration agent before relying on a result. Meeting the common core does not guarantee a nomination.
Common-core check—

Do you meet the common core?

Every Tasmania 190/491 applicant must satisfy these Department of Home Affairs and state baseline requirements before stream rules are assessed.

The two visas

Subclass 190

Permanent. Live and work anywhere in Tasmania. Adds 5 points. Carries a commitment to live and work in the state.

Subclass 491

Provisional (5 years), regional. Adds 15 points. Path to permanent residence (subclass 191) after meeting regional living and income requirements.

Tasmania nominates for subclass 190 and 491 through the Tasmanian Skilled Employment, Tasmanian Graduate, Overseas (offshore) and Small Business Owner pathways, weighting genuine, established living and working in Tasmania.

Commonly prioritised sectors

Tasmania tends to prioritise these sectors. This is general guidance — the authoritative, current list is the official occupation list below.

Health & social assistanceConstructionAgriculture & aquacultureTourism & hospitalityAdvanced manufacturingInformation technologyTrades

Occupation search

Search by occupation name or 6-digit ANZSCO code.

Confirm your occupation on the official Tasmania occupation list — it is the authoritative source and may differ from this general ANZSCO view.