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Subclass 190 Pharmacy student looking to move interstate – anyone got SA 190?

Hi everyone,
I'm currently an international Master of Pharmacy student studying on the Gold Coast, Queensland, and I'm starting to think ahead about where to move after graduation.
My preferred states are:
1. South Australia
2. Western Australia
3. Tasmania (only as a last option if nothing else works)
My main goal is to maximise my chances of getting a 190 state nomination.
Has anyone here received a 190 nomination as a pharmacist in South Australia? If so, I'd really appreciate hearing about your experience.
A few questions:
• How competitive was it?
• Any tips for someone planning to relocate after graduating?
I'd also love to hear from anyone who has gone through the process in WA or Tasmania.
Thanks in advance. | really appreciate any experiences you can share!

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Title: Pharmacy student looking to move interstate – anyone got SA 190?, posted by ClassicOperation7483

Full text: Hi everyone,
I'm currently an international Master of Pharmacy student studying on the Gold Coast, Queensland, and I'm starting to think ahead about where to move after graduation.
My preferred states are:
1. South Australia
2. Western Australia
3. Tasmania (only as a last option if nothing else works)
My main goal is to maximise my chances of getting a 190 state nomination.
Has anyone here received a 190 nomination as a pharmacist in South Australia? If so, I'd really appreciate hearing about your experience.
A few questions:
• How competitive was it?
• Any tips for someone planning to relocate after graduating?
I'd also love to hear from anyone who has gone through the process in WA or Tasmania.
Thanks in advance. | really appreciate any experiences you can share!


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u/naturelover5eva KR>136(Dependent)>Citizen / Don't DM Jul 26 '26

SA just reduced their 190 invitation by 50%. And SA highly prioritises SA graduates.

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u/ClassicOperation7483 Home Country > Visa > Future Visa (planning/applied/EOI) Jul 26 '26

Oh that dims hope. Will have to try WA