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19 hours ago, JetBlast said:

You will not get an invite any time soon for a 189 with only 65 points. They are only inviting people with 70+. Even if they do start inviting people with 65 points they will will allocate invites to people with more points and then those with 65 who came before you.

https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/working-in-australia/skillselect/invitation-rounds

So the only option seem possible and faster is 190 or 489 then

2 hours ago, Kunal Aj said:

Any subclass would be possible. You just have to wait more for 189 and 190 visa.

Did you got your assessment done??

Wait for invitation or visa? I'm in the process of assessment. Are people with 65 including state nomination getting invite?

I'll be lodging eoi soon with 65 points. Do you know what subclass is possible with 65 points? I'm more interested in 189 or 190 if possible rather than 489.

Hi,

How many points does motor mechanic need to get invitation nowadays? In 189, 489 and 190.

Hi i completed a diploma and 2011 and worked for 5 years. Now I'm completing my bachelor's and intend to apply for 190 or 489. Will I still get points for experience as it's before bachelor's?

Can anyone tell if the same rule applies for trt if you have changed the employer

Thanks for your help mate. I did some research and it says the study has to be for 92 weeks. Hopefully the occupation stays in demand and pr is still easier with 60 points. You think there are chances of state nomination if the points are less?

Hi,

Need help from an experienced migration agent here. My wife is currently on 457 and I am the dependent. With recent changes in rules to apply for pr after completing two years, we are not certain whether we will be eligible to apply for pr so I am thinking to enroll in an automotive technician course. I always wanted to get into this field and this gives me another reason. My simple query is will I still be eligible for skilled migration (186 or 190 or even 489 if necessary) like any other international student if I complete a two years diploma followed by JRP or experience?