🇦🇺 Official 2024 Criteria

Australian Immigration
Points Calculator

Calculate your eligibility for skilled migration visas
Subclasses 189, 190, and 491

Multi-visa comparison

Calculate all three visa types simultaneously

Email your results

Save detailed breakdown for future reference

Intuitive interface

Simple, user-friendly design that guides you through

Plain English explanations

Complex immigration terms made simple and clear

How It Works

Calculate your Australian immigration points in three simple steps

1. Enter Your Details
Provide your age, education, work experience, English proficiency, and other relevant information
2. Get Your Score
Our calculator instantly computes your points for all three visa subclasses (189, 190, 491)
3. See Recommendations
Receive personalized suggestions on how to increase your points and improve your chances

Why Use Our Calculator?

Multi-Visa Comparison

The government calculator only handles one visa at a time. We calculate all three simultaneously, saving you time and showing you all your options.

Smart Recommendations

Get personalized suggestions on which visa pathway suits you best and how to increase your points effectively.

Better User Experience

Simple, intuitive interface with helpful tooltips that explain complex immigration terms in plain language.

Always Up-to-Date

Based on the latest Department of Home Affairs criteria (October 2024) with regular updates as policies change.

Frequently Asked Questions

Everything you need to know about Australian skilled migration points

This calculator provides an estimate of your immigration points based on the information you provide. It is designed for guidance purposes only and should not be considered official immigration advice.

The actual points assessment is conducted by the Department of Home Affairs during the visa application process. Immigration laws and points requirements can change, and individual circumstances may affect your eligibility.

For official advice tailored to your specific situation, please consult with a registered migration agent or visit the Department of Home Affairs website.

Last updated: October 2024