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Victorian Points Test (VPT) Calculator

Calculate your Victorian points test score for the subclass 190 or 491 visa

The Victorian Points Test (VPT) is the system the Victorian Government uses to score applicants for state nomination of a Skilled Nominated visa (subclass 190) or a Skilled Work Regional (Provisional) visa (subclass 491) under its 2026-27 program. Enter your details below to calculate your VPT score across the seven factors Victoria scores. Victoria has not published how it will rank applicants or any cut-off score, so the result is an estimate of your points, not a prediction of whether you will be invited.. 

0 / 950 VPT points
Answer the questions below to calculate your Victorian Points Test score.
Age
Your age when you receive an invitation. Age is worth up to 300 points.
English language level
Based on your test result. Worth up to 200 points.
Years of experience in nominated occupation
Experience in your nominated occupation. Worth up to 100 points.
Education level
Your highest qualification. Worth up to 100 points, with a base of 25.
Occupation skill level
The ANZSCO skill level of your nominated occupation. Only Skill Level 1 occupations score here.
Partner's skill
Worth 50 points only if all three apply: you claimed 10 partner points in your SkillSelect Expression of Interest, your partner is included in your Victorian nominated visa application, and your partner's occupation is a current Victorian priority industry occupation.
Annual earnings from current skilled employment in Victoria
Your current annual earnings from skilled employment in Victoria. Worth up to 150 points. If you are offshore, interstate, or not currently in skilled employment in Victoria, this scores 0.

Want to understand what your score means for your situation? Speak with a registered migration agent about your Victorian nomination options.

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Based on the Victorian Points Test schedule published by the Victorian Government for the 2026-27 program, checked 13 October 2026 at liveinmelbourne.vic.gov.au. The 2026-27 program had not opened for Registrations of Interest when this was checked, and point settings, brackets and priority occupations can change. This calculator gives a general estimate of your VPT score only. It is not personal migration advice, it does not tell you whether you will be invited, and it does not assess your eligibility for the visa itself. Confirm the current settings at the source and speak with a registered migration agent before you act. MigrationBuro, Andrew Heathcote, Registered Migration Agent MARN 0850840.

What the Victorian Points Test scores

Victoria scores seven factors and adds them into a single total out of 950 points. The point values below are those published by the Victorian Government for the 2026-27 program, checked on 13 October 2026.

  • Age: up to 300 points.
  • English language: up to 200 points (Competent 0, Proficient 100, Superior 200).
  • Years of experience in your nominated occupation: up to 100 points.
  • Education: up to 100 points, with a base of 25.
  • Occupation skill level: 50 points for an ANZSCO Skill Level 1 occupation.
  • Partner's skill: 50 points where the conditions are met.
  • Annual earnings from current skilled employment in Victoria: up to 150 points.

What is not yet known

The 2026-27 Victorian program had not opened for Registrations of Interest as at 13 October 2026. Victoria has published the point values above, but it has not published how it will rank applicants in each round, whether it will release the scores that were invited, or any cut-off. For that reason, the number this calculator gives is an estimate of your points, not an indication of whether you would be invited. The settings can also change before the program opens, so confirm the current position on the Victorian Government website.

For a fuller explanation of how the Victorian Points Test fits with the SkillSelect points test and the 2026-27 priority industries, read our guide: Understanding the Victorian Points Test.

Andrew Heathcote, Registered Migration Agent (MARN 0850840), MigrationBuro. General information only, not personal migration advice.

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