Latest update: 14 November 2025
Over the past 24 hours, we’ve seen a significant increase in posts and messages from applicants reporting Subclass 189 Skilled Independent Visa invitations dated 13 November 2025. While the Australian government has not released an official SkillSelect Invitation Round update, the volume of reports indicates that a silent or targeted batch of invitations has been issued.
Across forums, social media groups, and our own invited clients, we’ve verified dozens of reports, far more than usual within a single day.
To help keep things organised and reduce repeated questions, we’ve compiled the points and occupations shared by invited applicants.
If you received an invitation, you can help the community by sending us your:
- ANZSCO code
- Total points
- EOI submission month/year
This helps others understand current trends and improve the accuracy of community data.
Important Disclaimer
These are not official cut-off points.
They are self-reported invitation points from individuals who received invitations on 13 Nov 2025.
Different applicants in the same occupation may receive invitations at different points depending on:
- EOI submission date
- State/territory
- Priority settings
- Hidden DHS filters
Use this data for reference only.
If you want personalised advice before lodging or updating your EOI, we strongly recommend consulting with our Registered Migration Agent.
Community-Reported 189 Invitation Points – 13 November 2025
Below is the consolidated list from the invited applicants.
| Occupation | Reported Points |
|---|---|
| Carpenter | 65 |
| Carpenter and Joiner | 65 |
| Electrician | 65 |
| Solid Plasterer | 65 |
| Wall and Floor Tiler | 65 |
| Bricklayer | 70 |
| Painter | 70 |
| Engineering Manager | 70 |
| Plumber | 70 |
| Audiologist | 75 |
| Registered Nurse (Medical) | 75 |
| Registered Nurse (nec) | 75 |
| Registered Nurse (Paediatrics) | 75 |
| Secondary School Teacher | 75 |
| Social Worker | 75 |
| Registered Nurse (Aged Care) | 80 |
| Registered Nurse (Perioperative) | 80 |
| General Practitioner | 80 |
| Physiotherapist | 80 |
| Podiatrist | 80 |
| Psychologist (nec) | 80 |
| Architect | 85 |
| Biotechnologist | 85 |
| Civil Engineering Draftsperson | 85 |
| Civil Engineering Technician | 85 |
| Construction Project Manager | 85 |
| Economist | 85 |
| Early Childhood Teacher | 85 |
| Fitter | 85 |
| Forester | 85 |
| Life Scientist (General) | 85 |
| Medical Laboratory Scientist | 85 |
| Radiographer (Diagnostic) | 85 |
| Solicitor | 85 |
| Statistician | 85 |
| Medical Practitioner | 85 |
| Landscape Architect | 85 |
| Food Technologist | 85 |
| Welder | 85 |
| Actuary | 90 |
| Agricultural Consultant | 90 |
| Boat Builder | 90 |
| Chemical Engineer | 90 |
| Chemist | 90 |
| Management Consultant | 90 |
| Metallurgist | 90 |
| Mining Engineer | 90 |
| University Lecturer | 90 |
| Hydrogeologist | 90 |
| Valuer | 90 |
| Network Planner | 90 |
| Electronics Engineer | 90 |
| Engineering Technologist | 95 |
| Environmental Research Scientist | 95 |
| Materials Engineer | 95 |
| Physicist | 95 |
| Telecommunications Engineer | 95 |
| Civil Engineer | 100 |
Need Help Understanding Your PR Chances?
Australia’s PR landscape is becoming increasingly competitive, and every single point can make a difference.
If you want help assessing your eligibility or planning the best pathway (189, 190, 491, or student → PR), our Registered Migration Agent can provide personalised guidance.
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