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Points Test Calculator

Calculate your score for the Australian General Skilled Migration (GSM) points test. You need at least 65 points to be eligible — but competitive scores are much higher.

YOUR POINTS SCORE0
MINIMUM REQUIRED65
Below minimum (65 more needed)

1. Age at time of invitation

2. English language ability

3. Overseas skilled employment (in nominated occupation, last 10 years)

4. Australian skilled employment (in nominated occupation, last 10 years)

5. Educational qualifications

6. Australian study requirement

7. Specialist education qualification

8. Accredited community language

9. Study or work in regional Australia

10. Partner skills

11. State or territory nomination

12. Professional Year in Australia

Score Summary

Age at time of invitation
English language ability
Overseas skilled employment
Australian skilled employment
Educational qualifications
Australian study requirement
Specialist education qualification
Accredited community language
Study or work in regional Australia
Partner skills
State or territory nomination
Professional Year in Australia
Total0

Benchmarks

Minimum eligible (189/190/491)

65 points

Competitive for 190 nomination

75 points

Competitive for 189 invitation

90 points

Invitation cutoffs change each round. A score of 65 is the minimum — but most invitations go to applicants with 85–100+ points. Check the latest cutoffs on the Department of Home Affairs website.

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Disclaimer: This calculator is based on the points test under Schedule 6D of the Migration Regulations 1994. Points allocations are subject to change. This tool provides an estimate only and does not constitute legal advice. Eligibility for skilled migration depends on many additional factors beyond points. Always seek independent legal advice.

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