PR Points Calculator
Estimate your points for skilled migration
Australia's points-tested skilled visas use a points test to rank applicants. These are the Skilled Independent (subclass 189), Skilled Nominated (subclass 190) and Skilled Work Regional (subclass 491) visas. This calculator gives you an estimate of your score, based on factors such as your age, English language ability, skilled employment, qualifications, Australian study, and partner skills or state nomination. Use your estimate to understand where you stand and to see which factors could raise your score, such as improving your English test result or gaining more skilled work experience. Meeting the minimum points threshold does not guarantee an invitation. In many occupations, applicants are invited only with scores well above the minimum. It takes about 5 minutes to complete. Bring your results to your consultation, and we can discuss your occupation, your chances of an invitation and the best pathway for you. This calculator provides an estimate only. It does not determine eligibility and is not legal advice. Points are assessed by the Department of Home Affairs based on your evidence at the time of invitation, and the rules change regularly. For advice about your situat
Draft tool — awaiting lawyer review. These sample rules are not approved for visa decisions. Verify your claims with the official points calculator (opens in new tab) and a qualified adviser.
Prepare your skilled migration points estimate
An estimate is not an eligibility decision, invitation prediction or visa guarantee. Nomination and sponsorship points are not included.
The relevant assessment date must be confirmed.
A lawyer must check test evidence, validity and applicable criteria.
Only qualifying employment counts; dates and occupation relevance need review.
Australian and overseas employment share a combined cap in this draft.
Recognition and assessing-authority requirements must be checked.
Studying in Australia alone does not establish this claim.
The course, institution and study requirements need verification.
A qualifying credential is required, not language ability alone.
Study and residence conditions need verification.
Partner status, skills and evidence need individual review.
Program eligibility and completion dates must be confirmed.