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Read the September 2026 SkillSelect EOI data report
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Australian SkillSelect EOI Data by Visa, State and Occupation
Compare EOI data across occupations to identify the options that best fit your profile and make more informed migration decisions. You can also review invitation rounds and grant timelines.
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Data sourced from the official SkillSelect EOI Dashboard.
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See how EOI data compares across occupations.
Analyse one occupation
Select an occupation for focused EOI data analysis.
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What can you explore with eoidata.com?
Inspect the current pool, compare occupations and pathways, or put your own points score in context. You can also review invitation rounds and grant timelines.
Check invitation rounds
Review 189 and 491 Family Sponsored round totals, occupation minimum scores and historical outcomes without mixing different pathways.
Explore grant timelines
Compare historical grant timelines by visa, occupation and state.
Compare occupation EOI data
Compare EOI pools, invitation profiles, points and trends across occupations to quickly find options that may fit your profile.
Analyse EOI data by occupation
Choose an ANZSCO occupation to review its Submitted, Invited and Lodged profiles, points and monthly trends.
Calculate and compare your points
Estimate your 189, 190 and 491 points, then compare your result with current occupation and invitation data.
Ask the EOI data assistant
Ask questions about EOI pools, points, occupations and pathways in plain English.
Analyse visa and state pathways
Review visa-specific and state nomination pools, invitation scores and monthly movement without mixing pathways.
Why use eoidata.com?
Use clearer evidence for a high-stakes decision. eoidata.com makes published SkillSelect data easier to examine while keeping its source, scope and limits visible.
Know where the data comes from
Figures are built from Department of Home Affairs publications, with the relevant snapshot or round date shown so you can judge how current each result is.
Compare like with like
EOI pool snapshots, 189 and 491 Family Sponsored rounds, state nomination progress, grant timelines and community reports stay clearly separated.
Get from raw data to a useful answer
Filter and compare by visa, state, occupation, points and month instead of working through separate dashboards and historical tables. It is free and requires no account.
See the evidence without false certainty
Historical results can show competition and movement, but they cannot predict your invitation or visa outcome. The site states those limits instead of turning data into a promise.
How do you use SkillSelect EOI data?
Use the data to build a practical migration shortlist: understand your points, compare pathways, check them against invitation outcomes and decide what to improve next.
Start with your eligibility and points
Estimate your 189, 190 or 491 points, understand how nomination affects the total and identify which score inputs you may be able to improve. Always confirm current eligibility rules separately.
Compare pathways, not just scores
Compare occupation, visa and state pools, score bands and monthly trends to shortlist the 189, 190 or 491 pathways that are most relevant to your circumstances.
Test your plan against invitation outcomes
Use round totals, occupation minimum scores and cohorts to understand historical competitiveness. They are evidence for comparison, not a prediction that you will be invited.
Turn the evidence into next steps
Decide whether to update your EOI, improve your points or investigate state nomination. After lodgement, use grant timelines to set expectations—not to predict your result.
Explore SkillSelect EOI data
Compare the market across occupations, or choose one occupation for a detailed view of points, pathways and monthly trends.
Compare occupations
See how EOI data compares across occupations.
Analyse one occupation
Select an occupation for focused EOI data analysis.
SkillSelect EOI data FAQs
Every figure here comes from records published by the Department of Home Affairs.
SkillSelect is the Australian Government's official system for skilled migration. An Expression of Interest (EOI) is the profile you submit through it — your points score, visa preferences and occupation — before SkillSelect can invite you to apply. eoidata.com turns SkillSelect data into a live, filterable view of that EOI pool across every visa, state and occupation. For the next step, see Compare occupations with SkillSelect EOI data. For the governing rule, see SkillSelect expression of interest.
These are month-end snapshot counts, not a running tally of events. Submitted means sitting in the pool, not yet invited. Invited means currently holding an invitation. Lodged means the visa application itself has been lodged. Every EOI sits in exactly one of these at any given moment — that's what makes SkillSelect data reliable for tracking movement over time. For the next step, see Compare occupations using Submitted, Invited and Lodged EOI data.
There's no single number — it depends on your visa, your state, and how competitive the pool is that month, and a state or regional nomination adds bonus points on top of your base score. Work out your own points score with the calculator, then compare it against the real, current pool figures for your visa. Start by calculating your own score with the Australia PR Points Calculator. Then analyse SkillSelect EOI data by occupation.
189 (Skilled Independent) needs no nomination at all. 190 (State Nominated) requires an active state or territory nomination, which adds bonus points but ties you to living in that state for a period. 491 (Skilled Work Regional) is provisional rather than permanent, needs a state nomination or eligible family sponsorship, and requires living in a designated regional area — a broader definition than it sounds, covering cities like Perth and Adelaide, not just rural towns. You can hold EOIs for all three at the same time — compare each visa's pool figures before deciding your pathway. For the next step, see Compare Subclass 189 EOI data and trends. For the governing rule, see Subclass 491 visa requirements.
Yes — you can lodge separate EOIs across different visas and different states in parallel; SkillSelect tracks each visa/state combination independently. This is also why the numbers can look a little counterintuitive: many people hold several EOIs at once, and when SkillSelect invites one, it often invites several of that person's other tracks in the same round — so Invited counts reflect EOI tracks, not unique people. For the next step, see Compare EOI tracks in the SkillSelect database. For the governing rule, see After submitting a SkillSelect EOI.
Every number here is compiled from the Australian Government's own SkillSelect system (Department of Home Affairs), refreshed monthly right after each official data reload — no manual estimation. eoidata.com holds no private or authenticated migration data; everything shown is derived from SkillSelect's published figures. You can compare the figures with the government’s SkillSelect EOI Data report.
EOI snapshot data is refreshed monthly from the official SkillSelect public data after each reload. Check which month is currently available in the latest SkillSelect data snapshot.
Yes — every page, filter and calculation on eoidata.com is free, with no sign-up, no login and no paywall. Pick a visa, state or occupation and the real numbers are right there — there's no paywall between you and the published figures. For the next step, see Use the free SkillSelect data dashboard.
The underlying data comes directly from the Department of Home Affairs' SkillSelect system, but eoidata.com itself is an independent tool — not affiliated with the Australian Government — and doesn't provide migration advice. Always confirm your own eligibility with the Department or a registered migration agent (MARA) before making a decision. All SkillSelect data on this site is public and unmodified. For the next step, see eoidata.com data and migration advice disclaimer.
eoidata.com surfaces the same underlying figures as the official panel, but without its display limits — every point shown here is the real, exact integer, not an estimate or a masked range. For the next step, see Explore exact EOI counts on eoidata.com. For the governing rule, see SkillSelect EOI Data report.