The Skilled Nominated Visa (Subclass 190) is a points-tested permanent residency visa for skilled professionals who are nominated by an Australian state or territory government based on occupation demand and state criteria.
Our Registered Migration Agents in Melbourne provide state-specific nomination strategy, points assessment, and end-to-end PR visa management to help skilled applicants maximise their chances of success under this competitive visa program.
The Subclass 190 visa grants Australian Permanent Residency to skilled migrants who:
This visa allows you to:
Important: You must commit to living and working in the nominating state for a specified period.
The SID 482 Visa is divided into three distinct streams, depending on occupation, salary level, and employer arrangements.
Under 45 years at time of invitation.
Competent English minimum (higher English scores improve state ranking).
Relevant skills, qualifications, and work experience.
Mandatory positive skills assessment.
Willingness to live and work in the nominating state for the required period.
Medical examinations and police clearances.
State governments prioritise:
State nomination is competitive and discretionary, not guaranteed.
We build state-targeted PR strategies, not generic EOIs. Our process includes:
If a state pathway is unrealistic, we'll tell you upfront.
Receive permanent residency upon approval, with full work and residency rights.
Receive 5 additional points for state nomination.
Often more realistic than Subclass 189 for many occupations.
Include eligible spouse and dependent children with PR rights and permanent residency benefits.
Subclass 190 rewards state-specific planning, not mass applications.
Speak with Registered Migration Agents at V CAN Migration Services – Melbourne for accurate residence assessment, substantial ties advice, and compliant RRV application lodgement.
Find answers to common questions about the Skilled Nominated Visa (Subclass 190).
Yes. It grants Australian PR directly.
Not always. It depends on the state’s criteria.
You are expected to honour your settlement commitment to the nominating state.
Timeframes vary by state and occupation.
Alternative states or visa options may be explored.