- By GVM
- 04 Oct, 2025
That means just 380 total spots across the entire state, making competition tougher than ever.
If you submitted a Registration of Interest (ROI) last program year (2024/25), your ROI is still valid. You don’t need to submit a new one unless your details have changed.
Changes that require an update include:
- Job role or occupation
- Employer details
- Salary information
Failing to keep your ROI accurate may reduce your chances of selection.
With such a limited allocation, every detail in your Expression of Interest (EOI) and ROI must be correct and up to date.
The Subclass 190 visa gives permanent residency for skilled workers nominated by Victoria. The Subclass 491 visa allows provisional residency in regional Victoria, with a pathway to PR later.
What You Should Do Now
- Review your ROI and update if anything has changed.
- Double-check your English test validity and skill assessment.
- Keep your documents ready, including payslips, degrees, and references.
This year’s small allocation means invitations will move fast, and only well-prepared candidates will succeed.
Want to strengthen your ROI and secure your future in Victoria?
Contact Global Vision Migration today.
www.gvm.com.au | 0430 081 804
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: Is my ROI still valid if I applied last year?
Yes, your ROI remains valid unless your occupation, employer, or salary has changed.
Q2: How many spots are available this year in Victoria?
There are 200 Subclass 190 spots and 180 Subclass 491 spots for 2025/26.
Q3: Do I need to submit a new ROI?
No, unless your details have changed. If they have, update your ROI immediately.
Q4: Which visa gives permanent residency?
The Subclass 190 visa gives direct PR. The Subclass 491 visa is provisional with a PR pathway.
Q5: How can I improve my chances with limited allocations?
Keep your ROI updated, ensure valid skill assessments and English tests, and prepare complete supporting evidence.
