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NSW Skilled Migration Program
NSW Skilled Migration Program
The 2024-25 NSW Skilled Migration Program has opened with several key updates aimed at addressing skills shortages and streamlining the process for skilled migrants. Here's a summary of the main changes:
NSW Priority Sectors:
- The program is focused on sectors facing critical skills shortages or undergoing structural changes, including:
- Construction (infrastructure and housing)
- Renewables (net zero and clean energy)
- Care Economy (aged care, disability services, early childhood education)
- Digital and Cyber (across sectors)
- Education (teachers)
- Agriculture and Agrifood
- Advanced Manufacturing
Published Skills Lists:
- NSW has published separate skills lists for the 2024-25 program year, based on ANZSCO unit groups. These lists are available for:
- Skilled Nominated visa (subclass 190)
- Skilled Work Regional visa (subclass 491)
- It’s important to confirm that your specific occupation within an eligible unit group is allowed for the relevant visa.
Invitation Rounds for Subclass 190 Visa:
- Regular invitation rounds for the subclass 190 visa will begin soon. Applicants are encouraged to keep their SkillSelect EOI up to date and ensure valid supporting documentation for all claims.
Pathways for Subclass 491 Visa:
- Pathway 1 and Pathway 3 for the subclass 491 visa will open shortly. Applicants should review the eligibility criteria on the NSW website to ensure compliance before applying.
New Regional NSW Graduate Pathway for Subclass 491:
- A new direct application pathway (Pathway 3) is available for recent graduates from select regional NSW institutions. Details on eligibility and application steps are provided on the NSW Skilled Migration website.
These updates reflect NSW’s focus on strategic sectors and new opportunities for regional graduates.
