Extremely Low Invitation Rate — ACT 491 Invitation Received
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Extremely Low Invitation Rate — ACT 491 Invitation Received
Visa Type
491 | ACT Nomination
Decision Date
21 Feb 2020
Case Summary
Visa/Service Type: ACT 491 Invitation
Completion Date: February 21, 2020
Case Highlights: Applicant had no Australian study or work experience; ACT invitation rate was extremely low.
Overview: The applicant, with an engineering-related background and approaching 40 years of age, had neither Australian study nor work experience. Considering the applicant’s circumstances and policy changes, our team assisted by obtaining a second skills assessment from the same assessing authority to increase eligibility. Despite ACT’s very strict review process and an invitation rate of less than 30%, the applicant successfully received an ACT 491 invitation.
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