WA State Nomination Rules Clarified for Migration Applicants

What this means for you

If you seek state nomination from Western Australia, your application must be fully complete from the outset. Additionally, you can generally receive only one nomination per program year, requiring a new Expression of Interest for any subsequent attempts.

Now Applicants for WA State nomination must provide all requested information for their application to be "decision ready," and may be required to complete surveys for 24 months to stay informed about incentive payments. WA Migration Services generally issues one invitation per EOI and nominates an applicant only once per program year (July to June), requiring a new EOI for subsequent invitations or re-nominations, even under exceptional circumstances.

WA Migration Services has clarified its nomination rules for state migration applicants. According to available data, applicants must now ensure their applications are “decision ready” by providing all requested information. Nominated individuals may also face a requirement to complete surveys for 24 months to facilitate information gathering on incentive payments.

The updated guidance specifies that WA Migration Services typically issues only one invitation per Expression of Interest (EOI). Furthermore, an applicant will generally be nominated only once per program year, which runs from July to June. A new EOI will be necessary for any subsequent invitations or re-nominations, even in exceptional situations.

This clarification is relevant for individuals planning to relocate to Western Australia, as it outlines key procedural requirements and limitations for state nomination, impacting application strategy and timelines.

This article was created with AI assistance and reviewed editorially.

Information may change without notice. Always verify with official sources before making relocation decisions.

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