Both drew the same number of invitations last month.
A · Student Counsellor
EOI submission trendsubmitted EOIs in the pool · by month
Feb 24Jun 25Sep 26
Subclass 189all points
Latest0
MoM change0
Peak monthFeb 240
Invitation trendinvited + lodged · by month
Feb 24Jun 25Sep 26
Subclass 189all points
Latest0
MoM change0
Peak monthFeb 240
B · Counsellors nec
EOI submission trendsubmitted EOIs in the pool · by month
Feb 24Jun 25Sep 26
Subclass 189all points
Latest0
MoM change0
Peak monthFeb 240
Invitation trendinvited + lodged · by month
Jun 24Aug 25Sep 26
Subclass 189all points
Latest0
MoM change0
Peak monthJun 240
Next round
No next-round estimate available.
A · Student Counsellor
No 189 round projection for this occupation yet.
B · Counsellors nec
No 189 round projection for this occupation yet.
Open states
Both are open in the same number of states.
Subclass 189 is the federal, points-tested stream — states do not nominate for it. Switch to 190 or 491 to compare open states.
Invited profile
At least one occupation has no state-nomination community data, so this row isn't compared.
Subclass 189 has no state-nomination community data. Compare on 190 or 491 to see an invited profile.
Grants
In 2024-25, Student Counsellor had 0 subclass 189 main-applicant grants and Counsellors nec had 0. Grants trail invitations by months: read this as context, not as your chances.
* 2025-26 is provisional, from Home Affairs' monthly data releases: 189 and 190 to April, 491 to February. A range means some counts were under 5.
Most common nationality, 2022-23 to 2024-25: Student Counsellor India (30.9%); Counsellors nec India (48.1%). Applied from within Australia in 2024-25: Student Counsellor 73%; Counsellors nec 90%.
A · Student Counsellor
Nationality, 2022-23 to 2024-25 combined
1India30.9%
2Bhutan25.5%
3Philippines12.7%
4Singapore7.3%
5China3.6%
Applied from within Australia in 2024-2573% (16 of 22)
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