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Data Sources & Update Policy
EOIScore is an independent information tool that organizes Australian skilled migration invitation score records for research and general planning.
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Primary Data Source
EOIScore compiles invitation round information from publicly available Australian Department of Home Affairs skilled migration invitation data. Records are presented for comparison and research, and users should confirm current visa requirements with official government sources before making decisions.
What EOIScore Tracks
The invitation records on EOIScore include occupation name, invitation score, visa subclass, invitation date, applicant location where available, and the source label used for the record.
- Occupation names are shown as published or normalized from available invitation round records.
- Scores are historical minimum invited scores where available.
- Subclass coverage currently focuses on skilled visa subclasses 189 and 491.
- Location is shown only when the source record includes an onshore, offshore, state, or territory distinction.
State Nomination Data
EOIScore also tracks selected state nomination program snapshots where a state or territory publishes structured invitation and queue information. Tasmania state nomination data is compiled from Migration Tasmania processing time, ROI, and nomination application updates.
NSW Invitation Reports
The NSW invitation page presents internet-sourced invitation reports. Data is compiled from internet sources and is not officially released by the NSW Government. These reports may be incomplete or unverified and must not be treated as official minimum scores or a complete record of invitations. The 21 October 2026 subclass 190 reports are transcribed from a source image. Scores include the 5 points for state government nomination for subclass 190; only the lowest reported total score for each occupation is shown.
Update Policy
EOIScore is updated when new invitation round information becomes available and can be reviewed. The site may not update at the exact moment an official source changes, so recent rounds should always be checked against official sources if timing is important.
Victorian Points Test
The Victorian calculator covers the Victorian Points Test and 2026–27 priority occupations. Refer to the Live in Melbourne Victorian Points Test page for program information and the Department of Home Affairs for visa requirements. VPT rankings and federal SkillSelect points serve different purposes; neither a calculated score nor priority occupation status guarantees an invitation.
Victoria’s 2026–27 skilled visa nomination program will open soon for Registrations of Interest (ROIs). Eligibility criteria and further details will be published when the program opens.
Data Limitations
Invitation scores are historical records. They are not predictions, guarantees, or eligibility assessments. Skilled migration requirements, occupation lists, points rules, and invitation practices can change.
The EOI points calculator and invitation score pages are general information tools only. They are not migration, legal, or financial advice.
Independent Status
EOIScore is independent and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by the Australian Government, the Department of Home Affairs, or SkillSelect.