Canberra Matrix Invitation Round 9 May 2023

Canberra Invited Overseas 1116 Candidates under the visa Subclass 190 and 491 visas with the lowest point of 65 on May 9, 2023. And Also Issued Invitation 661 Invitation to those Applicants who are residing in ACT and whose occupations are listed in the Critical Skill Occupations

Please find the Canberra Invitation Round here

Overseas applicants

Matrix nominating Critical Skill Occupations:

190 nominations: 374 invitations

491 nominations: 742 invitations

Canberra residents

Matrix-nominating Critical Skill Occupations

190 nominations: 363 invitations

491 nominations: 298 invitations

Matrix nominating Small Business Owners

190 nominations: 9 invitations

190 minimum matrix score: 65

491 nominations: 2 invitations

491 minimum matrix score: 55

Matrix nominating 457 / 482 visa holders

190 nominations: 4 invitations

491 nominations: 3 invitations

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ACT INVITATION ROUND 9 May 2023 Minimum Matrix score ranked.

ANZSCO Unit Group	UNIT GROUP TITLE	Canberra resident 491	Canberra resident 190	Overseas applicant 491	Overseas applicant 190
1311	Advertising, Public Relations and Sales Managers	50	65	50	65
1321	Corporate Services Managers	50	65	50	65
1322	Finance Managers	95 (22/2/2023)	105	65	75
1323	Human Resource Managers	50	65	50	65
1324	Policy and Planning Managers	50	65	50	65
1325	Research and Development Managers	50		50
1331	Construction Managers	50	65	50	65
1332	Engineering Managers	50	65	50	65
1335	Production Managers	50	65	50	65
1336	Supply, Distribution and Procurement Managers	50	65	50	65
1341	Child Care Centre Managers	45	60	45	60
1342	Health and Welfare Services Managers	45	60	45	60
1343	School Principals	55	70	55	70
1344	Other Education Managers	50	65	50	65
1351	ICT Managers	75 (1/4/2023)	85	60	70
1399	Other Specialist Managers	50	65	50	65
1411	Cafe and Restaurant Managers	60	80	60	70
1413	Hotel and Motel Managers	60	70	60	70
1419	Other Accommodation and Hospitality Managers	60	70	60	70
1492	Call or Contact Centre and Customer Service Managers	60	70	60	70
1493	Conference and Event Organisers	50	65	50	65
1499	Other Hospitality, Retail and Service Managers	65	75	65	75
2124	Journalists and Other Writers	50	65	50	65
2211	Accountants	95 (20/12/2023)	105 (15/2/2023)	60	70
2212	Auditors, Company Secretaries and Corporate Treasurers	90 (20/11/2022)	100 (16/3/2023)	60	70
2223	Financial Investment Advisers and Managers	60	70	60	70
2231	Human Resource Professionals	55	65	55	65
2232	ICT Trainers	50	65	50	65
2241	Actuaries, Mathematicians and Statisticians	50	65	50	65
2242	Archivists, Curators and Records Managers	50	65	50	65
2243	Economists	50	65	50	65
2244	Intelligence and Policy Analysts	50		50
2246	Librarians	50	65	50	65
2247	Management and Organisation Analysts	50	65	50	65
2249	Other Information and Organisation Professionals	55	65	55	65
2251	Advertising and Marketing Professionals	55	65	55 (22/11/2022)	65
2252	ICT Sales Professionals	50	65	50	65
2253	Public Relations Professionals	50	65	50	65
2321	Architects and Landscape Architects	50	65	50	65
2322	Surveyors and Spatial Scientists	50	65	50	65
2324	Graphic and Web Designers, and Illustrators	50	65	50	65
2326	Urban and Regional Planners	50		50
2331	Chemical and Materials Engineers	50	65	50	65
2332	Civil Engineering Professionals	75 (29/03/2022)	85	60 (27/3/2023)	75
2333	Electrical Engineers	55	70	60 (8/11/2022)	70
2334	Electronics Engineers	65	75	55	70
2335	Industrial, Mechanical and Production Engineers	65	70	65	75
2339	Other Engineering Professionals	70 (25/4/2023)	80	60 (28/3/2023)	70
2343	Environmental Scientists	50	65	50	65
2345	Life Scientists	50	65	50	65
2346	Medical Laboratory Scientists	50	65	50	65
2347	Veterinarians	50	65	50	65
2349	Other Natural and Physical Science Professionals	50	65	50	65
2411	Early Childhood (Pre-primary School) Teachers	45	60	45	60
2412	Primary School Teachers	50	60	50	60
2413	Middle School Teachers \ Intermediate School Teachers	50	60	50	60
2414	Secondary School Teachers	50	60	50	60
2415	Special Education Teachers	50	65	50	65
2421	University Lecturers and Tutors	55	65	55	65
2422	Vocational Education Teachers \ Polytechnic Teachers	50	65	50	65

2491	Education Advisers and Reviewers	50	65	50	65
2493	Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages	50	65	50	65
2511	Nutrition Professionals	50	60	50	60
2512	Medical Imaging Professionals	50	60	50	60
2513	Occupational and Environmental Health Professionals	50	60	50	60
2514	Optometrists and Orthoptists	50	60	50	60
2515	Pharmacists	50	60	50	60
2519	Other Health Diagnostic and Promotion Professionals	50	60	50	60
2521	Chiropractors and Osteopaths	50	60	50	60
2522	Complementary Health Therapists	50	60	50	60
2523	Dental Practitioners	50	60	50	60
2524	Occupational Therapists	50	60	50	60
2525	Physiotherapists	50	60	50	60
2526	Podiatrists	50	60	50	60
2527	Audiologists and Speech Pathologists \ Therapists	50	60	50	60
2531	General Practitioners and Resident Medical Officers	50	60	50	60
2532	Anaesthetists	50	60	50	60
2533	Specialist Physicians	50	60	50	60
2534	Psychiatrists	50	60	50	60
2535	Surgeons	50	60	50	60
2539	Other Medical Practitioners	50	60	50	60
2541	Midwives	50	60	50	60
2542	Nurse Educators and Researchers	50	60	50	60
2543	Nurse Managers	50	60	50	60
2544	Registered Nurses	45	60	45	60
2611	ICT Business and Systems Analysts	80	90 (23/3/2023)	60	70
2612	Multimedia Specialists and Web Developers	70	80	60	70
2613	Software and Applications Programmers	75 (20/2/2023)	85	60 (24/2/2023)	75 (18/3/2023)
2621	Database and Systems Administrators, and ICT Security Specialists	70 (21/11/2022)	80 (24/4/2023)	55	80
2631	Computer Network Professionals	75 (26/1/2023)	85	60	70
2632	ICT Support and Test Engineers	65 (31/3/2023	75 (17/11/2022)	55	70
2633	Telecommunications Engineering Professionals	55	65	55	65
2713	Solicitors	50	65	50	65
2721	Counsellors	50	65	50	65

2723	Psychologists	50	65	50	65
2724	Social Professionals	50	65	50	65
2725	Social Workers	50	65	50	65
2726	Welfare, Recreation and Community Arts Workers	50	65	50	65
3112	Medical Technicians	50	65	50	65
3114	Science Technicians	50	65	50	65
3121	Architectural, Building and Surveying Technicians	50	65	50	65
3122	Civil Engineering Draftspersons and Technicians	55	65	55	65
3123	Electrical Engineering Draftspersons and Technicians	50	65	50	65
3125	Mechanical Engineering Draftspersons and Technicians	50	65	50	65
3129	Other Building and Engineering Technicians	50	65	50	65
3131	ICT Support Technicians	60	65	50	65
3211	Automotive Electricians	50	65	50	65
3212	Motor Mechanics	50	65	50	65
3222	Sheetmetal Trades Workers	50	65	50	65
3223	Structural Steel and Welding Trades Workers	50	65	50	65
3231	Aircraft Maintenance Engineers	50	65	50	65
3232	Metal Fitters and Machinists	50	65	50	65
3233	Precision Metal Trades Workers	50	65	50	65
3234	Toolmakers and Engineering Patternmakers	50	65	50	65
3241	Panelbeaters	50	65	50	65
3242	Vehicle Body Builders and Trimmers	50	65	50	65
3243	Vehicle Painters	50	65	50	65
3311	Bricklayers and Stonemasons	50	65	50	65
3312	Carpenters and Joiners	55	65	55	65
3321	Floor Finishers	50	65	50	65
3322	Painting Trades Workers	50	65	50	65
3331	Glaziers	50	65	50	65
3332	Plasterers	60	65	50	65
3333	Roof Tilers	50	65	50	65
3334	Wall and Floor Tilers	50	65	50	65

3341	Plumbers	50	65	50	65
3411	Electricians	50	65	50	65
3421	Airconditioning and Refrigeration Mechanics	50	65	50	65
3422	Electrical Distribution Trades Workers	50	65	50	65
3423	Electronics Trades Workers	50	65	50	65
3511	Bakers and Pastrycooks	50	65	50	65
3513	Chefs	55	75	55	75
3514	Cooks	55	65	55	65
3611	Animal Attendants and Trainers	50	65	50	65
3613	Veterinary Nurses	50	65	50	65
3622	Gardeners	50	65	50	65
3911	Hairdressers	50	65	50	65
3933	Upholsterers	50	65	50	65
3941	Cabinetmakers	50	65	50	65
4111	Ambulance Officers and Paramedics	60	65	50	65
4112	Dental Hygienists, Technicians and Therapists	50	65	50	65
4113	Diversional Therapists	50	65	50	65
4114	Enrolled and Mothercraft Nurses	50	65	50	65
4116	Massage Therapists	60	70	60	70
4117	Welfare Support Workers	50	65	50	65
4412	Fire and Emergency Workers	50	65	50	65
4518	Other Personal Service Workers	50	65	50	65
4523	Sports Coaches, Instructors and Officials	50	65	50	65
5111	Contract, Program and Project Administrators	50	65	50	65
5996	Insurance Investigators, Loss Adjusters and Risk Surveyors	50	65	50	65
5999	Other Miscellaneous Clerical and Administrative Workers	50	65	50	65
6121	Real Estate Sales Agents	50	65	50	65

What Occupations are in Demand in Canberra

The Australian Capital Territory (ACT) maintains a Critical Skills List, which is highly demanded and outlines the occupations in demand in Canberra. This list is subject to change, so it's advisable to refer to the official ACT government website for the most up-to-date information.

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