Check your eligibility
Estimate your points score
The Australian points test decides who can be invited to apply for the skilled visas. This gives you an estimate in about two minutes, so you know roughly where you stand before you spend anything.
This is an estimate, not an assessment
It applies the published points tables, including the 20-point cap on employment experience. It cannot see the evidence behind your answers: the date of your skills assessment, how the Department treats your work history, or whether your partner's qualifications will be accepted.
Reaching 65 points does not mean you will be invited. Sixty-five is the minimum to submit an expression of interest. Invitation rounds are competitive and the mark that actually gets invited is usually higher, and it moves.
A lower score does not always mean there is no pathway. Employer sponsorship and state nomination work differently.
Got a score you are happy with?
Book a consultation. We will check the assumptions behind the number, confirm which subclass fits, and tell you what evidence you need to hold it up.
Score lower than you hoped?
There is often more than one route, and points are only one of them. Employer sponsorship and state nomination work differently.
Not sure what you entered?
The most common mistakes are the skills assessment date and how the partner points are counted. Both are worth checking with us before you rely on the number.
