Australia PR Points: Age 44, Bachelor's or Master's degree, Superior English
A single applicant aged 44 with a bachelor's or master's degree, superior English and less than 3 years of overseas experience scores:
60pointsBelow the 65-point pass mark (-5)
Points breakdown (subclass 189)
| Age (44) | 15 |
| English (Superior) | 20 |
| Overseas skilled employment (less than 3 years) | 0 |
| Qualification (Bachelor's or Master's degree) | 15 |
| Partner (single or partner is citizen/PR) | 10 |
| Total points | 60 |
|---|
Ways to add points
| Scenario | New total | Gain |
|---|---|---|
| State nomination - subclass 190 | 65 | +5 |
| Regional nomination - subclass 491 | 75 | +15 |
| NAATI community language credential | 65 | +5 |
| Complete a Professional Year | 65 | +5 |
| Reach 3-4 years overseas | 65 | +5 |
Age outlook
This is the last year you can be invited - applicants aged 45 or over are not eligible for 189, 190 or 491.
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Frequently asked questions
How many Australia PR points does a 44-year-old with superior English get?
With a bachelor's or master's degree, superior English and less than 3 years of overseas experience, a single applicant aged 44 scores 60 points for subclass 189.
Is 65 points enough for an invitation?
65 is only the minimum to lodge an Expression of Interest. Invitation rounds rank candidates and many occupations need considerably more, so treat higher scores as safer.