SkillSelect · 189 · 190 · 491
Points Calculator — Australian PR
Calculate your SkillSelect points test score for Australian skilled visas 189, 190 and 491.
How old are you today?
Age bracket worth up to 30 pts — changes at 33, 40 and 45
25–32 years+30 pts
↓ Bracket changes at 33 (−5 pts)
What is your occupation?
We'll use the latest round's cutoff in the projection — or 65 pts if your occupation isn't listed
Projection based on the general minimum of 65 pts
English Language
todayScoring above Competent requires a test result: IELTS, PTE Academic or OET
Goal
Overseas Work Experience
todayIn your nominated occupation or closely related occupation, in the last 10 years
Australian Work Experience
todayIn your nominated occupation or closely related occupation, in the last 10 years
Goal
Educational Qualifications
todayGoal
Partner / Spouse
todayAdditional Bonuses
todayGoal
Current score
55
Below minimum
without state nomination
Breakdown
| Age | +30 |
| English | 0 |
| Overseas experience | 0 |
| Australian experience | 0 |
| Education + bonus | +15 |
| Partner | +10 |
| Additional bonuses | 0 |
| Total | 55 |
Visa Eligibility
Visa 189 — Independent
Need 10 more points
55
189
Visa 190 — State Nominated
Need 5 more points · +5 pts with state nomination
60
190
Visa 491 — Regional
Eligible — 5 pts above minimum · +15 pts with regional nomination
70
491
Minimum 65 pts for any visa · 190 and 491 require state or regional nomination
Year-by-year projection
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SkillSelect Historical Cutoffs (2024–25)
Invitations vary by occupation and monthly round. The figures below are approximations for high-demand occupations.
| Visa | Minimum | Recent cutoff | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| 189 — Independent | 65 pts | 75–95 pts | Varies by occupation |
| 190 — State nominated | 65 pts (+5) | 65–85 pts | Depends on state |
| 491 — Regional | 65 pts (+15) | 65–75 pts | More accessible |
Source: SkillSelect — Department of Home Affairs
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This calculator is informational. Criteria may change — always check the Department of Home Affairs website before making decisions.