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WA State Nomination: Strategic Analysis of Remaining Places for FY2024-25


Based on NovenAI's comprehensive analysis of over 680+ successful cases and real-time monitoring of state nomination patterns through March 2025, we've identified unique opportunities in Western Australia's nomination program.


Our data-driven insights reveal a notably different usage pattern compared to other states.


Graph showing monthly lodged visa applications for 189, 190, 491; yellow, orange, pink lines indicate trends from Aug 2024-Mar 2025.

Current Allocation Status

According to the latest data as of February 28, 2025:

Subclass 190 Visa

  • Total WA 190 allocation for FY2024-25: 3000 seats (18.2% of national quota)

  • Used nominations: 929 seats (31.0%)

  • Remaining seats: 2071 seats (69.0%)

Subclass 491 Visa

  • Total WA 491 allocation for FY2024-25: 2000 seats (20.5% of national quota)

  • Used nominations: 857 seats (42.9%)

  • Remaining seats: 1143 seats (57.1%)


Key Program Features for 2024-25

According to the WA State Nomination Program, notable features include:

  1. Cost-Effective Application

    1. No application fee

    2. Equal ranking for Interstate and Overseas candidates

    3. Streamlined process for priority sectors

  2. Priority Industries

    1. Building and construction

    2. Healthcare and social assistance

    3. Hospitality and tourism

    4. Education and training


Diagram titled "Key Economic Sectors Overview" with icons for Agriculture, Education, Tech, Construction, Renewable Energy, and Healthcare.

Expert Insight

NovenAI's analysis indicates that WA's nomination program offers unique advantages:

  • Lower competition levels

  • More balanced quota usage

  • Strong focus on priority industries

  • Clear ranking system

👉 Visit NovenAI for a personalized assessment of your Western Australian nomination prospects and expert guidance on optimizing your application strategy.


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Ranking System Analysis

Our analysis of WA's unique ranking system shows candidates are prioritized by:

  1. Location Priority

    1. Current WA residents

    2. Interstate/Overseas applicants (equal ranking)

  2. Industry Sector Priority

    1. Priority WA Industry sectors

    2. Other WA industry sectors

    3. Points score

    4. EOI submission date


Strategic Opportunities

Based on our data analysis:

  1. 190 Visa Advantages

    1. Large remaining quota (69.0%)

    2. Lower competition compared to other states

    3. Faster processing for priority sectors

  2. 491 Visa Benefits

    1. Significant regional opportunities

    2. Higher points boost (15 points)

    3. Strong regional employment prospects


Application Requirements

Key eligibility criteria include:

  1. Basic Requirements

    1. Under 45 years of age

    2. Valid skills assessment

    3. Competent English

    4. Minimum 65 points

  2. Stream-Specific Requirements

    1. General Stream (WASMOL Schedule 1 or 2)

    2. Graduate Stream (Graduate Occupation List)


Time-Sensitive Action Points

  1. Immediate Steps

    1. Check occupation availability on WASMOL

    2. Submit EOI in SkillSelect

    3. Prepare employment contracts if applicable

  2. Long-term Planning

    1. Monitor priority industry updates

    2. Build professional networks in WA

    3. Consider upskilling opportunities


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