Victorian Points Test Calculator

How the Victorian Points Test calculator works

Victoria ranks every Registration of Interest with the Victorian Points Test, which scores seven factors: age, English, experience in your nominated occupation, education, occupation skill level, partner skills and annual earnings from skilled employment in Victoria. This calculator uses the 2026-27 points tables published by the Victorian Government on Live in Melbourne.

Victoria has no fixed pass mark. It invites the highest VPT totals in each round, so your total shows where you stand on the factors you control, not a guaranteed result. For the full table and what each factor means, read our Victorian Points Test explained guide.

What you also need for Victorian nomination

• At least 65 points on the national SkillSelect points test, including 5 for state nomination (use our Australia PR points calculator).
• Be under 45 and have at least Competent English.
• A valid skills assessment for an occupation on the eligible list.
• 2026-27: 900 nomination places for subclass 190; subclass 491 registrations are not currently open.

Frequently asked questions

What is a good Victorian Points Test score?

There is no fixed pass mark. Victoria invites the ROIs with the highest VPT totals in each round, so a good score depends on the pool at the time.

Can I claim earnings points from India?

No. Earnings points apply only if you live and work in skilled employment in Victoria. Applicants living overseas do not claim earnings.

What is the maximum VPT score?

From the published tables the maximum is 800 without earnings and 950 with earnings. That total is our addition of the official factors.