Victoria’s Skilled Migration Program issued 22 invitations across 10 occupations in its Subclass 190 invitation round on 10 November 2026, with Victorian Points Test scores ranging from 521 to 751.
Key Highlights of the Round
- 22 invitations issued across 10 occupations
- VPT scores ranged from 521 to 751
- Trades, education, healthcare, ICT, and construction all represented
Occupations Invited
| Occupation | Invitations | VPT Score Range |
|---|---|---|
| Early Childhood (Pre-Primary School) Teacher | 5 | Not specified |
| Motor Mechanic (General) | 4 | From 521 |
| ICT Business Analyst | Included | Up to 751 |
| Analyst Programmer | Included | Up to 751 |
| Hospital Pharmacist | Included | Not specified |
| Physiotherapist | Included | Not specified |
| Social Worker | Included | Not specified |
| Secondary School Teacher | Included | Not specified |
| Construction Project Manager | Included | Not specified |
| Urban and Regional Planner | Included | Not specified |
What This Means for Prospective Applicants
Victoria’s 10 November round highlights a few important points for skilled professionals considering state nomination:
- Trade occupations – often overlooked – are actively being invited
- Education sector occupations continue to attract strong invitation volumes
- ICT occupations remain competitive but require higher VPT scores
- Healthcare and community services occupations remain part of Victoria’s selection
Victoria uses its own Victorian Points Test to rank Registrations of Interest – separate from the federal SkillSelect points test. An invitation in one round does not set a guaranteed score threshold for future rounds. Applicants should assess their individual profile strength rather than relying on historical VPT scores alone.
