Victoria to begin accepting ROIs for nomination for subclass 190/491

 Victoria skilled visa to open on July 7 2021

As per a recent update, the state of Victoria in Australia will be accepting Registrations of Interest [ROIs] – for the program year 2021-2022 – from July 7, 2021.

As such, Victoria has announced no submissions windows for the 2021-2022 program year. An applicant might submit their ROI at any time between July 7, 2021 and April 29, 2022.

Victoria, a state in southeastern Australia, shares its boundary in the north with New South Wales. To the south lies the Indian Ocean and the Tasman Sea. Towards the west of Australia lies South Australia.

Melbourne is the capital of Victoria.

To be selected by Victoria for a skilled visa nomination, an individual will be expected to first submit their Registration of Interest [ROI] for the same.

The information provided in a ROI is for letting the Australian state’s government decide whether the applicant might be selected for applying for an Australian visa nomination through the state.

A ROI for Victoria visa nomination is only a kind of an “expression of interest” and is not an application on its own.

 

Victoria nominates individuals for the following Australian visas –

  • Skilled Nominated visa [subclass 190]: Lets nominated workers live and work in Australia as permanent residents. Conditions to be met – occupation on the relevant skilled occupation list, skills assessment, invited to apply, and satisfying the points requirement.
  • Skilled Work Regional [Provisional]visa [subclass 491]: For skilled individuals nominated by a state or territory government for living and working in regiona Read More
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