SkillSelect September 2020 Invitation Round Results

Overview of Invitation Rounds

Usually, every month the Australia Skilled Migration invitation rounds of Skilled Independent visa (subclass 189) and Skilled Work Regional (Provisional) visa (subclass 491) – Family Sponsored visas announce by the DHA. The number of invitations in each round generally depends on the number of applications are being processed by the department.

It is important to note that departmental invitations rounds do not create any impact on the states or territories government Skilled Work Regional (Provisional) visa (subclass 491) nominations.

The May 2020 invitation rounds have announced with specific goals. To give respond to consecutive impacts of COVID – 19 pandemics the Australian government has closely monitoring the situation. The key focus areas are migration and visa settings and the government also ensures that public health measures and job opportunities for the Australians remain there.

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Latest invitations round on 11 September 2020

The above-listed figures are not including the number of invitations issued by the State and Territory government nominated subclasses. Skilled migration, business innovation, and investment visas are nominated throughout of the month for the specific points tested by the state and territory government.

Invitation Process And Cut-offs 

The given below table shows below the number of invitations issued and cut-off figures of the 11^th September 2020 SkillSelect invitation round.

Only those candidates will be invited to apply for the relevant visas who have the highest rank points. The equal points candidates will get the nominations once they reached their points score.

11^th September 2020 Invitation Round Pro Rata Occupations

To confirm the availability of the invitations the given below occupation groups will depend on the pro-rata arrangements. The dependency of the pro-rata arrangements is based on the high level of demand and keep the previous program years in mind.

The first allocation of the SkillSelect places is to Skilled – Independent visas (subclass 189), and if all the places will be taken by the Subclass 189 then no invitations will be issued for the Skilled Work Regional (Provisional) visa (subclass 491) – Family-Sponsored.

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