Canberra invited 200 candidates for state nomination for a 190-skilled nominated visa in a fresh Canberra Matrix round. The Matrix round on 9 January 2020 issued those 200 invitations from the matrix range 145 to 80 points. Besides the 190 nomination invitations, Canberra Matrix sent 75 invitations for state nomination for a subclass-491 visa. Canberra Matrix for subclass-491 ranged between 125 to 75 points. All together Canberra invited 275 candidates to apply for state nomination for a skilled permanent and temporary regional visa.
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Canberra’s new state nomination management system Canberra-Matrix calculates closer tie and potentiality of candidates for state growth. English skill, living and working in Canberra as well as graduated from any ACT institutions along other dozens of factors determine candidate’s point score on Canberra-Matrix. And, higher scorer would get invitations for state nomination on competition base. Once a candidate submits Canberra-Matrix, it frizzes the application and based on the point claimed issues invitations. Matrix submitted has six months life in ACT government’s nomination management system. Once you submitted your Canberra Matrix and not get any invitation for six months, it will expire automatically, and you need to submit another.
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If you get invited based on your points claimed on Canberra-Matrix either for 190 or 491 subclass visa nomination you have to provide all the documentation to prove your eligibility claimed at the date of matrix submission. Failing to provide documentation regarding the points claimed your invitation would be invalid and no nomination would granted.
