SkillSelect rounds, occupation by occupation.

Last 189 round 4 Jun 2026, 10,000 invited. Home Affairs expects the next one by 31 October 2026.

Flyway is a visa tracker for people on Australia’s skilled pathway, built by migrants. This page is the part that is live today: Home Affairs’ 189 and 491 rounds, occupation by occupation.

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Its minimum score, how it moved, and every round since.

The 4 June round.

189 Skilled Independent, tie-break 24 Apr 2026, as Home Affairs published it.

Invitations
10,000
Same as 13 Nov 2025
Occupations invited
140
15 new, 18 dropped out
Minimum scores
65–100
65 is the pass mark
Minimums that moved
77
51 down, 26 up
Where the 140 minimums landedOccupations at each minimum score, 189, 4 Jun 2026

Minimum score, in points. 80 was the most common minimum: 71 of 140. Which bar is yours opens with your answer.

491 family-sponsored stream: last round 13 Nov 2025, 300 invited, 37 occupations, minimums 65–95.

Home Affairs’ published results. Source (Home Affairs, opens in a new tab) Checked 5 Oct 2026.

Every occupation’s minimum.

140 occupations in the 189 round and 37 in the 491. The names are open to everyone. The minimums open when you join the Flyway waitlist.

Occupations invited in the 189 round of 4 Jun 2026. Minimums are locked until you join the Flyway waitlist.
OccupationANZSCOMinimumvs last
Actuary224111LockedLocked
Agricultural Consultant234111LockedLocked
Agricultural Scientist234112LockedLocked
Airconditioning and Mechanical Services Plumber334112LockedLocked
Airconditioning and Refrigeration Mechanic342111LockedLocked
Architect232111LockedLocked
And 134 more, A to Z.
State nomination190 and 491 by state, 1 Jul 2026 to 31 Jul 2026
Nominations by state, 190 and 491
State190491
NSW<5<5
VIC<5<5
QLD<5<5
WA<5<5
SA<5<5
TAS14623
ACT<5<5
NT<5<5

Each state selects its own 190 and 491 nominees. Counts from Home Affairs’ monthly dashboard (source, opens in a new tab).

The waitlist gets Flyway first.

Flyway is a visa tracker built by migrants, for Australia’s skilled pathway. Joining is free.

  • On round dayThis page says a round appears to have run the same day, checked by a person on our team. Home Affairs publishes its results 1–3 weeks later.
  • Your occupationIts minimum and how it moved, round by round.
  • The appPoints, documents and deadlines in one place. Everyone on the Flyway waitlist is invited to the beta first.

A minimum is the lowest score invited in an occupation. It is a floor, not a prediction, and Home Affairs notes a low minimum can mean few people in that occupation were waiting. Flyway is not a migration agent and nothing here is migration advice. For advice about your situation, speak with a registered migration agent.