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Migration Canberra: 3409 invited for state nomination in 7 months

Madan Mani
Last updated: June 15, 2019 10:57 am
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Good news for international students and aspirant migrants planning to relocate their stay in another Australian state other than NSW and Victoria. The Australian Capital Territory (ACT) government indicated ‘Migration Canberra’ would be a thoughtful move if you plan properly. The state nomination invitations figure from Canberra indicated Migration Canberra also a winning game for international students. The recent seven months invitations number shows the newly introduced Canberra Matrix to manage state nomination for subclass 190 permanent residency visa favoring international students. Canberra government has invited 3409 aspirants to live and work in Canberra permanently in the last seven months using Canberra Matrix. (Click here to know how Canberra Matrix calculates points)

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In 20 December 2018 Canberra started inviting applicants for state nomination via Canberra Matrix, that calculates how closer tie an applicant keeps with the sate and its growth. On the first round, Canberra Matrix generated 93 invitations from the matrix range of 130 to 85 points. Canberra introduced the matrix calculation after a huge influx of international students in Canberra in 2018 aspiring to get state nomination for permanent residency visa subclass 190.

Read Also: How to lodge expression of interest for ACT state sponsored visa 190

Migration Canberra: 3409 invited for state nomination in 7 months - NepaliPage

Read Also: How to lodge the Canberra Matrix?

On the concluding round for the migration program year, Canberra invited the highest number of candidates to apply for state nomination. 652 were invited to apply for state nomination on the 11 June 2019 round from the range of 145 to 60 Canberra Matrix points. The lowest invitations were generated on 15 April 2019, only 75 invitations sent on that invitation round.

Migration Canberra: Invitation Round Results

Invitation Round / Date Invitations Matrix Range
1 20 December 2018 93 130-85
2 3 January 2019 205 115-70
3 15 January 2019 212 110-65
4 31 January 2019 186 130-65
5 21 February 2019 430 130-60
6 12 March 2019 363 110-60
7 28 March 2019 203 130-60
8 15 April 2019 75 145-75
9 8 May 2019 225 135-65
10 24 May 2019 323 135-65
11 31 May 2019 442 110-60
12 11 June 2019 652 145-60
Total Invitations 3409

Source: ACT Government

Since 2017, Australian migration program became competitive enough; many international students and overseas aspirants are no more hopeful to get invitations through Skill Select. Each band 8 in PTE/IELTS, which is the top range skill in English awards 20 migration points and another NAATI, Professional Year, at least one-year onshore professional experience calculating another 15 migration points may help students to get a permanent residency in Australia. This is almost impossible for many. That drives international students to move interstate so they can obtain state nomination for at least regional provisional visa subclass 489. There is a huge influx of international students in Darwin, Tasmania, and Canberra lured by their flexible nomination criteria for permanent residency.

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By Madan Mani
Madan Mani, lives in Sydney, Software Engineer, Digital Marketeer, graduated from Federation University, has solid Journalism and Media background, worked for years in Nepalese National Dailies, Radios, Online & TVs.
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