Occupation invitation history

Orthopaedic Surgeon EOI Invitation Scores

Latest and historical Australian skilled migration invitation scores for Orthopaedic Surgeon, based on EOIScore's available Home Affairs invitation round data.

Review data sources, update policy, and limitations before using historical invitation records for planning.

Latest invitation date

4 June 2026

Latest minimum score

85

Historical rounds

7

Subclasses tracked

189

Latest Recorded Results

The latest available invitation date for this occupation is 4 June 2026.

Date Subclass Score Location Source
4 June 2026 189 85 Home Affairs

Full Score History

Historical records are sorted newest first and may include subclass 189 and 491 results where available.

Date Subclass Score Location Source
4 June 2026 189 85 Home Affairs
13 Nov 2025 189 85 Home Affairs
21 Aug 2025 189 85 Home Affairs
7 Nov 2024 189 75 Home Affairs
18 Dec 2023 189 65 Home Affairs
22 Aug 2022 189 95 onshore Home Affairs
21 Apr 2022 189 95 Home Affairs

Orthopaedic Surgeon FAQ

What does the latest score for Orthopaedic Surgeon mean?

The latest score shows the most recent invitation score record EOIScore has for Orthopaedic Surgeon in the available invitation history. It is a historical record, not a forecast.

Does the Orthopaedic Surgeon score apply to every visa subclass?

No. Scores can differ by subclass, date, source, and location where available. Check the table for the specific subclass and invitation date.

Can a lower score be invited in a future round?

Possibly, but EOIScore cannot predict future invitation outcomes. Future scores depend on government settings, candidate numbers, occupation demand, and other factors.

Why are some occupation pages grouped with similar names?

Some source records use slightly different punctuation, casing, or labels for the same occupation. EOIScore may group those records on one page to make historical comparison easier.

Should I rely on this occupation score before submitting an EOI?

No. Use the score as historical context only. Visa rules, points criteria, occupation lists, and invitation practices can change.