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Tennis Coach

Quick answer

What points are Tennis Coachs being invited at?

The most recent 189 round that invited Tennis Coach EOIs was on 4 June 2026, from 80 points. As at August 2026, <20 EOIs for 189 were waiting, including at least 0 at 80 points or more.

Data as at

Latest invitation cut-offs

189 Skilled Independent
80pts
4 June 2026 Official
Home Affairs round
491 Skilled Work Regional
85pts
22 August 2022 Official
Family sponsored round
190 Skilled Nominated

No federal cut-off. States choose who to nominate. See EOIs by state below.

Next 189 round forecast Estimate
80 points (likely 75–90)
Likely to be included in the next round, based on recent rounds.
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How Tennis Coach ranks

Where this occupation sits among all occupations invited for the 189 visa, by the number of EOIs SkillSelect showed as invited after each round.

Where it ranks · subclass 189 · last 2 program years

#152
of 195 occupations invited
#2 in Hospitality & sport
Top 78% Steady

30 invites in last 2 program years · busiest round 10 · typical round 10

Most consistently invited

invited in 3 of 5 rounds

oldest → newest · filled = invited

Year over year

02024-25
302025-26

Round to round · last 2 program years

Sept 24
Nov 24
<20Aug 25
<20Nov 25
<20June 26

invites per round

“Invitations” are EOIs SkillSelect shows as invited in the round month. The true number is somewhat higher because some people lodge their visa straight away.See the top 50 occupations Compare all occupations

How many Tennis Coach EOIs are waiting?

SkillSelect EOIs as at August 2026 Official

Subclass 189 EOIs submitted, by points
At or above 80 points (last cut-off) Below cut-off
  • 85<20
  • 80<20
  • 75<20
  • 70<20
  • 65<20
  • 60<20
  • 55<20
Not enough monthly data to show a trend.
EOIs by visa and status for Tennis Coach
VisaSubmittedInvitedLodgedOn hold
189 Skilled Independent<200<200
190 Skilled Nominated210<200
491 State nominated270<200
491 Family sponsored<20000

EOIs below the 65-point pass mark cannot be invited. "<20" means fewer than 20. SkillSelect hides small numbers to protect privacy. An EOI can be counted under more than one visa.

Tennis Coach invitation round history

RoundVisaLowest points invited
4 June 202618980
13 November 202518985
21 August 202518995
8 December 2022189Offshore65
8 December 2022189Onshore65
22 August 2022189Offshore65
22 August 2022491 familyOffshore85

Which states list Tennis Coach?

Tennis Coach is not on any published state occupation list right now. Being listed doesn't guarantee an invitation, and a state may be closed. EOI counts are submitted 190 and 491 EOIs as at August 2026.

StateProgramOn state list190 EOIs491 EOIs
NSWClosedNot listed<20<20
VICCheck official siteNo state list<20<20
QLDClosedNot listed<20
WACheck official siteNot listed<20<20
SANot open yetNot listed<20<20
TASOpenNot listed<20
ACTNot open yetNot listed<20<20
NTOpenNot listed<20

State lists and statuses come from each state's official migration website, checked 17 September 2026. General information only, not migration advice.

Frequently asked questions

How many points do I need for Tennis Coach (452316)?

The most recent 189 round to invite Tennis Coach (4 June 2026) started at 80 points. Cut-offs change every round, so check the round history on this page. The minimum to submit an EOI is 65 points.

Which visas can Tennis Coach use?

On the current skilled occupation list, Tennis Coach can be nominated for subclass 189, 190 and 491 (MLTSSL).

Who assesses Tennis Coach?

Skills assessments for Tennis Coach are done by VETASSESS.

Which states nominate Tennis Coach?

Tennis Coach is not on any published state occupation list right now. Some states (such as Victoria) don't publish a list, so check each state page.

How many people are in the queue for Tennis Coach?

As at August 2026, SkillSelect showed <20 submitted EOIs for Tennis Coach under subclass 189.

Related occupations

Sources: Home Affairs invitation rounds · SkillSelect EOI data · How we use this data