Liaison Officer — Victorian Points Test

What this occupation scores, what it is ranked against, and the highest total it can reach on Victoria’s points test for the subclass 190 and 491 visas.

Skill level is worked out from the ANZSCO code

Liaison Officer is ANZSCO skill level 1. On the Victorian Points Test, only skill level 1 occupations score points for this factor — 50 of them. Levels 2 and 3 score zero. That means this occupation earns the full 50 points.

What you are ranked against

Liaison Officer is not on Victoria’s 2026–27 priority list. It is still eligible — Registrations of Interest in any eligible occupation can be invited — but only through the most competitive stream, ranked against the whole pool rather than within a smaller group.

The highest total this occupation can reach

The Victorian Points Test is scored out of 950. For Liaison Officer the ceiling is 950.

There is a second ceiling worth knowing about: the earnings factor counts only current skilled employment in Victoria, and it is worth up to 150 points. If you are applying from outside Victoria, or are not in skilled work here, your realistic maximum is 800.

There is no pass mark

Victoria does not publish a score you need to reach. It ranks every Registration of Interest from highest to lowest and invites from the top down in each round, so the only thing that matters is how your total compares with everyone else nominating Liaison Officer. You also need at least 65 points on the separate federal SkillSelect test.

Work out your score for Liaison Officer

On the ROL skilled list. See also the full Victorian Points Test tables and Victoria’s priority occupations.