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New South Wales – new skilled occupation list

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News from the Department of Home Affair for NSW

New South Wales is the centre of interest for the latest news released from the Department of Home Affair.

New occupation were included in the skilled occupation list of the State following the patter and model of the State of Victoria.

In fact 4 target sectors were introduced rather that putting a focus on the single occupation.

These 4 sectors consist of:

1. Managers

2. Professionals

3. Technicians - Trade Workers

4. Community & Personal Workers.

|Skilled Occupation List

16 new occupation were added and among them we can find Café and Restaurant Manager, Tiler, Interior Designer, cook, pharmacist, but here the full list:

1 – Managers 1214 – Mixed Crop and Livestock Farmers 1331 – Construction Managers 1332 – Engineering Managers 1335 – Production Managers 1341 – Child Care Centre Managers 1342 – Health and Welfare Service Managers 1351 – ICT Managers 1399 – Other Specialist Managers 1411 – Café and Restaurant Managers 1413 – Hotel and Motel Managers

2 – Professionals 2113 – Photographers 2124 – Journalists and Other Writers 2211 – Accountants 2212 – Auditors 2241 – Actuaries, Mathematicians and Statisticians 2243 – Economists 2245 – Land Economists and Values 2246 – Librarians 2321 – Architects and Landscape Architects 2323 – Industrial Designers 2324 – Graphic and Web Designers, and Illustrators 2325 – Interior Designers 2326 – Urban and Regional Planners 2332 – Civil Engineering Professionals 2333 – Electrical Engineers 2334 – Electronics Engineers 2335 – Industrial, Mechanical and Production Engineer 2336 – Mining Engineers 2339 – Other Engineering Professionals 2342 – Food Scientists 2343 – Environmental Scientists 2345 – Life Scientists 2346 – Medical Laboratory Scientists 2347 – Veterinarians 2349 – Other Natural and Physical Science Professionals 2411 – Early Childhood (Pre-primary School) Teachers 2412 – Primary School Teachers 2414 – Secondary School Teachers 2415 – Special Education Teachers 2421 – University Lecturers 2422 – Vocational Education Teachers 2512 – Medical Imaging Professionals 2513 – Occupational and Environmental Health Professionals 2515 – Pharmacists 2523 – Dental Practitioners 2524 – Occupational Therapists 2525 – Physiotherapists 2539 – Other Medical Practitioners 2541 – Midwives 2542 – Nurse Educators and Researchers 2543 – Nurse Managers 2544 – Registered Nurses 2611 – ICT Business and Systems Analysts 2612 – Multimedia Specialists and Web Developers 2613 – Software and Applications Programmers 2621 – Database and Systems Administrators, and ICT Security Specialists 2631 – Computer Network Processionals 2632 – ICT Support and Test Engineers 2633 – Telecommunications Engineering Professionals 2723 – Psychologists 2724 – Social Professionals 2725 – Social Workers 2726 – Welfare, Recreation and Community Arts Workers

3 – Technicians and Trades Workers 3111 – Agricultural Technicians 3112 – Medical Technicians 3121 – Architectural, Building and Surveying Technicians 3122 – Civil Engineering Draftspersons and Technicians 3123 – Electrical Engineering Draftspersons and Technicians 3125 – Mechanical Engineering Draftspersons and Technicians 3129 – Other Building and Engineering Technicians 3131 – ICT Support Technicians 3211 – Automotive Electricians 3212 – Motor Mechanics 3222 – Sheetmetal Trades Workers 3223 – Structural Steel and Welding Trades Workers 3232 – Metal Fitters and Machinists 3241 – Panel beaters 3311 – Bricklayers and Stonemasons 3312 – Carpenters and Joiners 3322 – Painting Trades Workers 3331 – Glaziers 3333 – Roof Tilers 3334 – Wall and Floor Tilers 3341 – Plumbers 3411 – Electricians 3421 – Air-conditioning and Refrigeration Mechanics 3422 – Electrical Distribution Trades Workers 3423 – Electronics Trade Workers 3511 – Bakers and Pastry cooks 3512 – Butchers and Smallgoods Makers 3513 – Chefs 3514 – Cooks 3613 – Veterinary Nurses 3911 – Hairdressers 3941 – Cabinetmakers

4 – Community and Personal Service Workers 4112 – Dental Hygienists, Technicians and Therapists 4113 – Diversional Therapists 4114 – Enrolled Nurses 4117 – Welfare Support Workers

|Requirements and application

The new list is relevant for the following visa:

- State Nomination Visa 190 (Permanent Residency)

- 491 (Regional)

To be apply for 190 you must:

1. Be invited based on the Point Score

2. Waiting for the invitation that can be done any day during the financial year

3. Prepared to an highly competitive process

To be apply for 491 you must:

1. Be invited

2. Register your interest during a submission window ( for 2021-22 financial year are the months of August, October, January and March)

As for Today, the waiting period of these visas are:

- subclass 190: from 12 months up to 18 months

- subclass 491 regional: from 10 months up to 13 months

Here the official source: https://www.nsw.gov.au/topics/visas-and-migration/skilled-visas/nsw-skilled-occupation-lists

To get in touch with Get Your Visa to know more about the process of these visa, just call us on (08) 6117 4152 or write us through our website and we will assess your circumstances, qualifications and experience to design the best option for you and your future!

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Another great day in WA

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Breaking news from the DOHA

On July, the 5th 2021, a new extended WASMOL (Western Australia skilled Migration occupation list) has been released.

This is a great news for people who would like to make Western Australia their permanent home.

Over 100 new occupations were added:

- Chef

- Cafè and restaurant manager

- Pastry cook

- Carpenter

- Social worker

- Software engineer

- Plumber

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See the full list here

https://www.migration.wa.gov.au/.../occupation%20lists

|Requirements

The new list is relevant for the following visa:

- State Nomination Visa 190 (Permanent Residency)

- 491 (Provisional)

To be eligible for this visa you must comply with the Department of Home affair requirements:

WA General stream

1. You must have a 12 month full time employment contract in Western Australia in the nominated (or closely related) occupation.

2. For state nomination you must reside in Western Australia

3. Meet all the Doha criteria for the visa ( being in Australia, getting a positive skills assessment in the relevant occupation, being maximum 45yrs old and satisfy the points test)

WA Graduate Stream

1. To be eligible you must meet the WA study requirements - there are no current changes to this stream.

To get in touch with Get Your Visa to understand if this could be your path to get the Permanent Residency just call us on (08) 6117 4152 or write us through our website and we will assess your circumstances, qualifications and experience to design the best option for you and your future!

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Latest (good) news from the Department of Home Affair

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Something is moving towards the normality

22nd June 2021, a day to remember, a day that marks a beginning of our lives going back to what we knew was the normal life.

Australia Immigration is facing one of the hardest test ever, with the Borders closed due to the World Pandemic, Australia Government has taken strict but efficient measures to keep the Country safe, even if this have meant to deny the opportunity for people to come.

However, a glimmer of light opened with yesterday's announcement from The Minister for Immigration, Citizenship, Migrant Services and Multicultural Affairs Alex Hawke MP.

| What's new

To support the recovery of the Australian Economy after Covid, more skilled occupations were added to the Priority Migration Skilled Occupation List (PMSOL)

The Priority Migration Skilled Occupation List (PMSOL) includes several occupations which fill critical skills needs to support Australia’s economic recovery from COVID-19.

22 new occupational were identified in addition of the current ones, bringing the total of the list at 41 occupations now:

Accountant (General) (221111)

Accountant (Taxation) (221113)

Accountant (Management) (221112)

External Auditor (221213)

Internal Auditor (221214)

Electrical Engineer (233311)

Civil Engineer (233211)

Structural Engineer (233214)

Geotechnical Engineer (233212)

Transport Engineer (233215)

Mining Engineer (233611)

Petroleum Engineer (233612)

Surveyor (232212)

Cartographer (232213)

Other Spatial Scientist (232214)

Medical Laboratory Scientist (234611)

Orthotist / Prosthetist (251912)

Multimedia Specialist (261211)

Analyst Programmer (261311)

Software and Applications Programmers (261399)

ICT Security Specialist (262112)

Chef (351311)

|Travel exemption

People can access to this list also being overseas through the following visa:

subclass 482

subclass 494

subclass 186

In order to get a travel exemption and be able to travel to Australia, candidates must have a job offer that will lead to a sponsorship visa.

Our suggestion is to start doing your research and getting in contact with us so that we can help you to define your path.

To get in touch with Get Your Visa for queries just call us on (08) 6117 4152 or write us through our website and we will assess your circumstances, qualifications and experience to design the best option for you and your future!

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Perth in the top 10 most liveable cities in the world

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Hurray for Perth!

As per today 09/06/2021 list from The Economist Intelligence Unit’s survey, Perth has made it to the top 10 most liveable cities in the world!

This is, no doubt, a great achievement for our wonderful city that places itself in 6th position beating Melbourne in 9th and Brisbane in 10th.

Despite the ranking, Australia and New Zealand must be very proud this year because 6 of the best places to live on Earth are right here.

| The List

Here a closer look to the list:

Auckland, New Zealand

Osaka, Japan

Adelaide, Australia

Wellington, New Zealand

Tokyo, Japan

Perth, Australia

Zurich, Switzerland

Geneva, Switzerland

Melbourne, Australia

Brisbane, Australia

This year we can definitely say that the West Coast as won over the East Coast: Melbourne held the title for 7 years until 2019, but now has dropped down to 9th, after enduring the nation’s longest COVID-19 lockdown last year, Sydney has been ranked in 11th position and Brisbane has made its entry this year in 10th position......

Maybe it is not so bad living in the most isolated city in the world?:)

| Covid- 19 role

Certainly Covid Pandemic has played a role in the decision of this list.

Starting from the making of the list itself, normally The Economist Intelligence Unit decides the ranking every year, but in 2020 no survey was conducted because was very difficult to have an impartial judgement due to the several lockdowns that have effected the economy all around the world.

“Many European and Canadian cities have fallen down the rankings, having battled a second COVID-19 wave by restricting cultural and sporting events, and closing schools and restaurants.” (EIU)

“Six of the top ten cities in the March 2021 survey are in New Zealand or Australia, where tight border controls have allowed residents to live relatively normal lives,” the EIU said as the report was released on Wednesday. (EIU)

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Our New Office in Scarborough

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Welcome to our new office!

3rd of May 2021, this will be a date to remember for Get Your Visa.

On this day we have officially open the doors of our new, funky and bright office in Scarborough.

The decision was not easy, the current period of Covid-19 pandemic have made the choice whether to move or stay at the old office, in West Leederville, even harder. The insecurities and doubts of what the future could hold for us were just behind the corner, but we finally decided to take the risk and we jumped on a new adventure...and what a ride!

| Little bit of story

Our Director Valentina always wanted a office near her home, she was missing Scarborough where she used to work and study in the early days and fate has played a magical part in it:

"I was missing Scarborough, the place where I spent the first 3 years of my Australian life. I used to study at the former Sunset School (now Lexis) and going down to Brighton beach for a walk.

I finally managed to persuade my business partner (and husband) to move closer to our house and the fate made me finding an office right next to Lexis, where I studied and so close where I used to live.

Things happen for one reason.

I am so looking forward to this new adventure"

(Valentina Segreto)

What a better place for us to start where it all begin for our Director and Migration Agent?

We are so happy and the office is very cool too!!

| Where to find us

You can find us at the following address:

23/27 Scarborough Beach Road, Scarborough, WA 6019

Telephone: (08) 9388 9193 - +61 404 871 094

Email: [email protected]

Urgency: [email protected]

Our staff formed by Valentina, Andrea, Lisa, Manuela, Serena, Carlotta, Debbie and Nicole is ready to assist you and to enjoy a nice coffee together if you wish to drop by to say hello.

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Getting Married in Australia

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How to get married in Australia?

2020 has been the year of the changes, the year of the adapting to the new reality that we are now living, with it proms and it cons.

During some of the consultation that we have the pleasure to conduct at Get Your Visa, we have seen many different realities from our clients: people have decided to leave Australia for good, to go back home to be close to their families, on the other hand people have also decided to stay in Australia longer than what the original plan was.

While some couples have gone through difficult times due to Covid circumstances, others have strengthen their relationship. Many were the plans to travel back home to get married last year or this year but things had to change.

Hence many couple have decided to take the next step in their relationship, getting married in Australia instead of waiting for an indefinite period of time when travelling will be allowed again.

Here's our topic for today: what you need to know to get married in Australia

| Before getting married

Getting married in Australia bureaucratically speaking it is pretty simple.

First thing to know is that you don't need to be an Australian Citizen or Permanent resident of Australia to get married down under but let's see, instead, what it is required to do before and after getting married.

First things to do are:

Lodging a Notice of Intended Marriage form with an Authorised Marriage Celebrant at least one month before the wedding day

Providing to the Authorised Marriage Celebrant with the following documents:

Evidence of date and place of birth (Passport or Birth Certificate)

Identity (Passport or diver's licence)

If married before, proof that a previous marriage has ended (divorce certificate or death certificate)

You will also required to provide two witnesses over the age of 18 years, all the foreign language documents must be officially translated to English

| After getting married

Once the Marriage has taken place, the Authorised Marriage Celebrant will give you a copy of the Certificate of Marriage on the day (Ceremonial certificate of your marriage). This has to be signed by the newly-weds, the witnesses and the celebrant.

After the marriage, the Authorised Marriage Celebrant has 14 days to submit the required marriage documents to the Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages in the state or territory you got married in to enable registration of the marriage.

Once the marriage has been registered, couples can apply to the Registry for their legal marriage certificate.

Here's the link where you can find more info if you are planning your wedding in Australia

https://www.ag.gov.au/families-and-marriage/marriage/get-married

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DAMA and updates

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What is the DAMA program?

DAMA: Designated Area Migration Agreement is a type of Labour Agreement which enable approved employers to sponsor overseas workers for positions they are unable to fill with Australian citizen or Permanent Resident workers, in response to their current and emerging labour market shortage.

Currently there are seven DAMA list in place:

The Orana Region DAMA (NSW)

The Northern Territory

The Far North Queensland DAMA

The Adelaide City Technology and Innovation Advancement DAMA (Metro)

The South Australia Regional Workforce DAMA (Regional)

The Victoria's Great South Coast DAMA

The Goldfield DAMA (WA)

| What are the differences between a State Skilled List and a DAMA List?

The answer to this is very reassuring: within the occupation of the DAMA List there are also so called “low” skilled occupations (waiter – supervisor – clerk accountant etc) that are not present in the State Skilled list and this will translate into the possibility for the applicant to be sponsored and eventually be able to apply for the Permanent Residency even with an occupation that it is not recognised from the Government of Australia as Highly skilled.

| How does it work?

The Visas subclasses available for this agreement are:

Temporary Skill Shortage visa ( sub 482)

Skilled Employer Sponsored Regional Visa (sub 494)

Employer Nomination Scheme (Sub 186)

Individual Workers cannot apply independently, this means that the applicant needs to be sponsored by an employer that have gained approval from the Designated Area Representative (DAR) and whom business it is located in the designated region.

The other positive element that distinguishes the DAMA lists is that some concession may also apply depending on the occupation such as:

English concession

Salary

Age

Depending on the list (not all the DAMA lists for each states are the same), the applicant could be waived the condition of the minimum level of English, the minimum salary and also the maximum age for the Permanent Residency (generally 45 years old)

Another key element of DAMA is that it is a 5 years agreement, this means that the Government will review the conditions after this period of time.

| Recent updates

Northern Territory DAMA:

The following occupations were added to the list:

Bar attendant (supervisor)

Waiter (supervisor)

Cook (specialist ethnic cuisine)

For Overseas workers to be eligible for the positions not listed in the SHORT TERM or MEDIUM-LONG TERM list or REGIONAL OCCUPATION LIST must meet certain requirements defined by the Department.

Goldfields DAMA (WA):

The following occupations were added to the list:

Asphalt Technician

Process Technician

Rope access Technician

Sound and Light Technician

Keep in mind that the areas included in the DAMA WA are not limited only to the City of Kalgoorlie but extended also to Esperance, Leonora, Menzies and Ravensthorpe.

To know more about DAMA agreement and if this could be your Permanent Residency strategy get in touch with Get Your Visa on (08) 6117 4152 or through our website and we will assess your circumstances, qualifications and experience to design the best option for you and your future!

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Australia East Coast vs Australia West Coast

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WHICH AUSTRALIAN COAST IS BETTER?

Looking with eyes full of hopes towards the re-opening of the borders, many people are already planning their moving to Australia for next year.

Based on what factor you choose one Australian City over the other? What are the differences between the two coasts?

With this article we would like to give you some insights of the Australian life, the differences that exists between East coast and West coast so that we can help you to reach a decision.

Like the United States, Australia has two coasts offering two very different experiences. Generally speaking you find more social life and European influences on the East Coast (Sydney - Melbourne), while the West Coast (Perth) is much more spread out and the landscape is much more wild, rural and untouched suited for those who are looking for tranquillity, adventure into the wild and a more family oriented environment.

| Let's have a look at the map first

Perth is located on the opposite side of Sydney and Melbourne and it is well known to be the most isolated city in the world with 4 or 5 hours flight to reach the two biggest cities over East.

Moreover Western Australia does not observe daily light savings time: this means that Perth is two or three hours behind Melbourne or Sydney time- but it is closer to Europe :)

As you could already tell Australia is huge, you can actually fit the whole Europe in it, so if you are thinking of Australia has one Country that has the same climate, seasons, time and panorama you better keeping read this.

Western Australia overlooks the Indian Ocean (same ocean as the Maldives islands), it is very famous for the amazing beaches with their unique characteristics: from the green of the forest of Margaret River to the dry and rough red rocks of Broome, the whitest sand and the particular saffron limestones.

Western Australia is also well known to be one of the most sunniest states, so it will be perfect if you are a beach lover!

On the other hand, East coast weather vary a lot: from the tropical climate of Queensland to the crazy so called " four seasons in a day" climate of Victoria.

Yes you have read right, four seasons in a day. Melbourne is famous for its rough and (very) quick temperature and weather condition changes. You can wake up in the morning to nice and quite 23 degrees in a spring day and after two hours it starts raining waterfalls with thunders and 5 degrees to change back again after some time to 40 degrees in the shadow. How bizarre!

Melbourne is definitely not boring at all!

| Lifestyle differences

Sydney and Melbourne with their multicultural approach and European influence, offer many ideas for your weekly activities.

They are vibrant cities, never sleeping, fun and energetic. Shows are rolling every day and night – people enjoy night life – good food – new experiences for all ages and kind.

However, if you are looking to settle down and enjoy a more family oriented life style, Perth is the best choice.

There is plenty to do in Western Australia, but the type of the experience offered on the West Coast is more focus on family time, excursion into the desert, camping, relaxing at the sunset (Western Australia has THE BEST sunsets), farmers market shopping and supporting local economy.

Are you single looking for funny parties and mates? Get your backpack ready to flight to the East Coast.

| Cost of living

If you are still not convinced on your choice, maybe the cost of the life will help.

Lets get it straight: Sydney is probably the most expensive city of Australia, from rents to dining out. While living in the city could cost you $$$$ it is also true that with all the connections offered by the public transport, you can easily find an apartment outside the city and save money. (Think of sharing houses as well!!)

On the West coast rents are not as that crazy, but you would like to consider to buy a car to move faster and within a wider range because living in the city can be expensive.

| Finding a job

Coming form abroad we can imagine that you could run out of savings pretty quick, so it is better to find a job (depending on your visa). Most of the people come here and find a job in Hospitality. East coast has lot more opportunities considering the much bigger offer of the market, but it is also true that Perth is expanding fast, creating new job opportunities especially in the mining field. Over all we recommend to get your resume in a nice shape and engage in as many different interviews and trials as you can find to decide the best option for you.

To conclude, we hope to have given you some good suggestions from your incoming trip. We are all hoping that international travels will resume soon and be able to make some memories travelling the world again.

To know more about your future strategy to move to Australia get in touch with Get Your Visa on (08) 6117 4152 or through our website and we will assess your circumstances, qualifications and experience to design the best option for you and your future!

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Things to do when arriving to Australia

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THINGS TO DO WHEN ARRIVING TO AUSTRALIA

The prospect for Australia of re-opening the international borders is still far away, but we can certainly start to dream about when this will be finally possible.

In this regards we would like to highlight some aspect of what you need to do first few days after you will be finally landed down under!

Here’s our list of:

First things you need to do once arrived to Australia

| 1. Sim Card

Get yourself an Australian sim card: this you will be able to do directly at the airport.

Optus – Telstra – Belong – Vodafone – Amaysim, these are the most famous sim card, depending on the State one will have more reception over the other.

Normally the budget is $30 per month for min 5 Gigs depending on the plan you choose.

| 2. Public Transport pass

All the Australian cities have their own different system for passes for public transport:

Melbourne has Myki Card

Sydney has Opal

Perth has Smart rider

Brisbane has the Go Card

Adelaide has the Metrocard

Hobart has the Greencard

Canberra has the Myway card

Darwin has the Get on Get Connected

It will save you money and time if you buy one of these and recharge it once in a month.

| 3. Apply for a TFN

Tax file number is the number that will identify you as a worker – Australian workers pay tax to the Government on their income and to receive an income you need a Tax file number . The money collected from Taxes is used to fund Government programs and services like roads, schools and hospitals. Tax File Number is unique and will be with you forever.

Simply visit the ATO (Australian Taxation office ) website or phone ATO or visit any ATO office to apply for your Tax File Number.

You will only need your visa grant letter and your passport, it won’t take more than 20 minutes. Tax File Number letter will be posted to your mailing address.

| 4. Open a bank account

Opening an Australian bank account is very important if you would like to live and work in Australia.

Make sure you provide the bank with your Tax File Number so that you will avoid higher rates of taxation.

| 5. Enroll with Medicare

Some of overseas Countries hold a reciprocal health agreement with Australia. Medicare is Australia’s national health care system.

If you are eligible for Medicare you have immediate access to health care services and programs.

Click on the link to know more:

www.humanservices.gov.au/medicare

Only things you need to have to fill out the Medicare application form are your passport and your visa. Your Medicare will be posted within 3 weeks.

| 6. RSA Certificate

It is no secret that 90% of people that move to Australia regardless what they future plans are, will be more like to find easily the first in Hospitality.

To be able to be employed you must hold a RSA certificate: Responsible service of Alcohol.

The test could be taken online or at a certified center for RSA test.

| 7. Driving License

Holding an Australian Driving License will spare you to bring your passport along with you every time you live your home.

It is considered an effective ID plus it will count as ID documents towards the future application you may be doing during your staying in Australia (Lease – police check - etc)

Applying is very simple, just visit the Department of Transport office and they will how you all the steps. The Driving license comes with a fee.

We can’t wait to have you all back here when the borders will be back to normal!

To know more about your strategy to come to Australia once the borders are back to normal get in touch with Get Your Visa on (08) 6117 4152 and we will assess your circumstances, qualifications and experience to design the best option for you and your future!

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Covid and Immigration

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MIGRATION - EMPLOYMENT - ECONOMY after Covid-19

72000 people less compared to previous years

This is the amount of people Australia Immigration will be missing next year on Immigration records.

Covid-19 has hardly impacted the economy all over the world. We all know how important is the Immigration for Australia's economy, it is vital but unfortunately with the border closures on the 20 March 2020 Australia is registering the first negative year after the Second World War.

The forecast is that Australia Immigration won't be back to normality before at least 4 years.

Let's have a look of the impact of the Border closure:

| International Students

Australian University declares that international Students make up 30-40% of the total revenue.

The sector will lose around $16 billion by 2023 with over 300.000 fewer international students by July 2021 if travel restrictions remain in place.

Enrollment from China has been the most affected.

| Farm work

Working holiday Makers are vital to support the labor market in certain industries, horticulture and agriculture for example.

The reality now with lower numbers of people coming to Australia with Working Holiday Visa is that farmers are really desperate to attract workers.

There have been several attempts to get Australian Citizens to work in these specific fields but being particularly hard work, Australians have never found it appealing for many reasons.

| Taxes

Fewer immigrants means also, less people paying taxes - most of the people that migrate to Australia are here to work and contribute to the local economy. If this stops or the number becomes very low this will impact negatively for the next 4 years, the experts say.

The economic challenges we are facing are a strong incentive for the Government to find creative solutions to bring immigrants back to Australia as quickly as possible even before a potential vaccine is found.

Australian Government is working hard alongside the Department of Home Affair (DOHA) to make sure Australia can be back to normal numbers considering that it will be facing a loss of 213.7 billions of dollars, the biggest in Australia history.

The federal budget last October has clarify the strategy to attract people following the principle of the 3 Ps:

- Population

- Participation

- Productivity

The program adopted is called Global talent, that focuses on attracting the most brilliant and talented Migrants with a triplication of applications available.

There will be also an increase in family visa application and priority will be given also to investment visa and regional visa.

To know more about how Covid-19 has affected the Migration processes get in touch with Get Your Visa on (08) 6117 4152 and we will assess your circumstances, qualifications and experience to design the best option for you and your future!

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Best Pathway to Australian Permanent Residency

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Here we are, you decided to move to Australia for good, but you don’t know how to make it possible?

First thing to do is to assess your qualification and verify if that is linked to the skilled occupation list that will allow you to be eligible for different sort of Skilled Visa that will lead you, step by step, to the PR in Australia.

Don’t have a qualification but still want to settle down in Australia with a fruitful career?

Best thing to do is starting a course of study in Australia that is related to the high demand occupation list that The State Government draws each year for each state. International students are coming to Australia with high hopes and expectations, finding it a very attractive country to live, study and work and they like it so much that they decide to stay for good. For this reason, choosing a course it is a very important step.

What often happens Is that a very costly mistake occurs due to an improper advice on which is the best path to follow to apply for a PR and sometime people’s occupation is not appropriate to be eligible for that.

Obviously, we don’t want that for you, there are number of pathways available to overseas students. We would like to have a look to these example of training packages that will teach you for a position on the MLTSSL | Medium and Long-Term Strategic Skills List | (at today’s update):

Commercial Cookery

Childcare

Constructions/tradies

To know more about these changes get in touch with Get Your Visa on (08) 6117 4152 and we will assess your circumstances, qualifications and experience to check to see if you are still on the right path or if you can access a new pathway and give you peace of mind.

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New Western Australia Skilled Occupation List and Requirements Announced

The post New Western Australia Skilled Occupation List and Requirements Announced is republished from: Get Your Visa

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The WA State Government has updated the Western Australian skilled migration occupation list (WASMOL) and Graduate occupation list (GOL) .

Prospective applicant who work in a position listed in the occupation list can apply for the following visa:

Skilled Nominated visa (subclass 190); or

Skilled Work Regional (Provisional) visa (subclass 491).

The WASMOL is available to applicants who intend to use the general stream. The GOL is available for applicants who intend to use the graduate stream.

Candidates nominating for occupations that are designated 'Regional Western Australia only' in the General or Graduate stream must provide evidence of a job offer/contract of employment in a location defined by the Commonwealth as Category 3 - Regional Centres and Other Regional Areas (not Perth and Mandurah). These include the following areas by postcodes: 6041 to 6044, 6084, 6207, 6213, 6215 to 6537, and 6560 to 6770.

The state nomination program process and requirements can be found here.

2019/20 Western Australian Skilled Migration Occupation List

ANZSCO code Skilled occupation Eligible visas ***Regional WA only Status *190 visa **491 visa 252711 Audiologist Y Y Available 253316 Gastroenterologist Y Y Available 253111 General Practitioner Y Y Available 254111 Midwife Y Y Available 253513 Neurosurgeon Y Y Available 253913 Obstetrician and Gynaecologist Y Y Available 251412 Orthoptist Y Y Available 253515 Otorhinolaryngologist Y Y Available 253411 Psychiatrist Y Y Available 253918 Radiation Oncologist Y Y Available 254413 Registered Nurse (Child and Family Health) Y Y Available 254414 Registered Nurse (Community Health) Y Y Available 254415 Registered Nurse (Critical Care and Emergency) Y Y Available 254422 Registered Nurse (Mental Health) Y Y Available 254423 Registered Nurse (Perioperative) Y Y Available 253323 Rheumatologist Y Y Available 251214 Sonographer Y Y Available 253521 Vascular Surgeon Y Y Available

2019/20 Graduate Occupation List

ANZSCO code Skilled occupation Eligible visas ***Regional WA only Status *190 visa **491 visa 221111 Accountant (General) Y Y Available 231111 Aeroplane Pilot Y Available 233911 Aeronautical Engineer Y Y Available 234111 Agricultural Consultant Y Y Available 233912 Agricultural Engineer Y Y Available 234112 Agricultural Scientist Y Y Available 311111 Agricultural Technician Y Available 311211 Anaesthetic Technician Y Y Available 232111 Architect Y Y Available 252711 Audiologist Y Y Available 351111 Baker Y Y Available 271111 Barrister Y Y Available 121312 Beef Cattle Farmer Y Available 233913 Biomedical Engineer Y Y Available 234514 Biotechnologist Y Y Available 312113 Building Inspector Y Y Available 141111 Café or Restaurant Manager Y Y Available 351311 Chef Y Y Available 233111 Chemical Engineer Y Y Available 234211 Chemist Y Y Available 233211 Civil Engineer Y Y Available 312211 Civil Engineering Draftsperson Y Y Available 312212 Civil Engineering Technician Y Y Available 272311 Clinical Psychologist Y Y Available 222111 Commodities Trader Y Y Available 411711 Community Worker Y Y Available 263111 Computer Network and Systems Engineer Y Y Available 149311 Conference and Event Organiser Y Y Available 133111 Construction Project Manager Y Y Available 121313 Dairy Cattle Farmer Y Available 252311 Dental Specialist Y Y Available 261312 Developer Programmer Y Y Available 411712 Disabilities Service Officer Y Y Available 334113 Drainer Y Y Available 272112 Drug and Alcohol Counsellor Y Y Available 241111 Early Childhood (Pre-Primary School) Teacher Y Y Available 272312 Educational Psychologist Y Y Available 233311 Electrical Engineer Y Y Available 312311 Electrical Engineering Draftsperson Y Y Available 312312 Electrical Engineering Technician Y Y Available 342315 Electronic Instrument Trades Worker (Special Class) Y Y Available 233411 Electronics Engineer Y Y Available 441211 Emergency Service Worker Y Available 133211 Engineering Manager Y Y Available 233915 Environmental Engineer Y Y Available 251311 Environmental Health Officer Y Available 139912 Environmental Manager Y Y Available 322113 Farrier Y Y Available 222112 Finance Broker Y Y Available 222199 Financial Brokers (NEC) Y Y Available 222299 Financial Dealers (NEC) Y Y Available 222311 Financial Investment Adviser Y Y Available 222312 Financial Investment Manager Y Y Available 132211 Finance Manager Y Y Available 222211 Financial Market Dealer Y Y Available 231113 Flying Instructor Y Available 451399 Funeral Workers (NEC) Y Available 234411 Geologist Y Y Available 234412 Geophysicist Y Y Available 233212 Geotechnical Engineer Y Y Available 121214 Grain, Oilseed or Pasture Grower (Aus)/Field Crop Grower (NZ) Y Available 231114 Helicopter Pilot Y Available 251511 Hospital Pharmacist Y Y Y Available 361112 Horse Trainer Y Y Available 141311 Hotel or Motel Manager Y Y Available 132311 Human Resource Manager Y Y Available 234413 Hydrogeologist Y Y Available 135112 ICT Project Manager Y Y Available 262112 ICT Security Specialist Y Y Available 233511 Industrial Engineer Y Y Available 251512 Industrial Pharmacist Y Y Available 222113 Insurance Broker Y Y Available 272412 Interpreter Y Y Available 312911 Maintenance Planner Y Available 221112 Management Accountant Y Y Available 233112 Materials Engineer Y Y Available 311312 Meat Inspector Y Y Available 233512 Mechanical Engineer Y Y Available 134211 Medical Administrator Y Available 234611 Medical Laboratory Scientist Y Y Available 251212 Medical Radiation Therapist Y Y Available 311299 Medical Technicians (NEC) Y Y Available 234912 Metallurgist Y Y Available 312913 Mine Deputy Y Y Available 233611 Mining Engineer (excluding petroleum) Y Y Available 121411 Mixed Crop and Livestock Farmer Y Available 121216 Mixed Crop Farmer Y Available 121317 Mixed Livestock Farmer Y Available 233916 Naval Architect Y Y Available 263112 Network Administrator Y Y Available 263113 Network Analyst Y Y Available 251213 Nuclear Medicine Technologist Y Y Available 251312 Occupational Health and Safety Advisor Y Y Available 311214 Operating Theatre Technician Y Available 251411 Optometrist Y Y Available 251412 Orthoptist Y Y Available 251912 Orthotist or Prosthetist Y Y Available 252112 Osteopath Y Y Available 233612 Petroleum Engineer Y Y Available 311215 Pharmacy Technician Y Y Available 252611 Podiatrist Y Y Available 241213 Primary School Teacher Y Y Available 233513 Production or Plant Engineer Y Y Available 133112 Project Builder Y Available 272399 Psychologists (NEC) Y Y Available 233213 Quantity Surveyor Y Y Available 272114 Rehabilitation Counsellor Y Y Available 132511 Research and Development Manager Y Y Available 253112 Resident Medical Officer Y Y Available 411715 Residential Care Officer Y Y Available 134311 School Principal Y Y Available 241411 Secondary School Teacher Y Y Available 121322 Sheep Farmer Y Available 231213 Ship's Master Y Available 272511 Social Worker Y Y Available 261313 Software Engineer Y Y Available 271311 Solicitor Y Y Available 241511 Special Needs Teacher Y Y Available 222213 Stockbroking Dealer Y Y Available 233214 Structural Engineer Y Y Available 133611 Supply and Distribution Manager Y Y Available 232212 Surveyor Y Y Available 221113 Taxation Accountant Y Y Available 241512 Teacher of the Hearing Impaired Y Y Available 241513 Teacher of the Sight Impaired Y Y Available 263311 Telecommunications Engineer Y Y Available 342413 Telecommunications Linesworker Y Y Available 263312 Telecommunications Network Engineer Y Y Available 272413 Translator Y Available 233215 Transport Engineer Y Y Available 232611 Urban and Regional Planner Y Y Available 234711 Veterinarian Y Y Available 361311 Veterinary Nurse Y Y Available 242211 Vocational Education Teacher Y Available 272613 Welfare Worker Y Y Available 411716 Youth Worker Y Y Available

Note:

* 190 - State Nominated visa (subclass 190)

** 491 - Skilled Work Regional (Provisional) visa (subclass 491)

*** Regional WA only

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New regional visa postcodes released

New regional visa postcodes released is courtesy of: https://www.getyourvisa.com.au/

The Deaprtment of Home Affairs released the list of the postcodes that indicate the regional area for skilled migration and study purposes.

As mentioned previously, the department of home affairs created 2 categories:

Cities and major regional centre

1 extra year on post graduate work visa, priority processing, greater occupation list available

Regional centres and other regional areas

2 extra years on post graduate work visa, priority processing, greater occupation list available, access to DAMA Agreement

Postcodes below only apply to new visa application and to the following visas for applications made on or after November 16th 2019:

Subclass 189 Skilled Independent visa

Subclass 190 Skilled Nominated visa

Subclass 482 Temporary Skills Shortage visa

Subclass 491 Skilled Work Regional (Provisional) visa

Subclass 494 Skilled Employer Sponsored Regional (Provisional) visa

Subclass 888 Business Innovation and Investment (Permanent) visa

Subclass 892 State/Territory Sponsored Business Owner visa

State or Territory Type Postcodes New South Wales Cities and major regional centres 2259, 2264 to 2308, 2500 to 2526, 2528 to 2535 and 2574 New South Wales Regional centres and other regional areas 2250 to 2258, 2260 to 2263, 2311 to 2490, 2527, 2536 to 2551, 2575 to 2739, 2753 to 2754, 2756 to 2758 and 2773 to 2898 Victoria Cities and major regional centres 3211 to 3232, 3235, 3240, 3328, 3330 to 3333, 3340 and 3342 Victoria Regional centres and other regional areas 3097 to 3099, 3139, 3233 to 3234, 3236 to 3239, 3241 to 3325, 3329, 3334, 3341, 3345 to 3424, 3430 to 3799, 3809 to 3909, 3912 to 3971 and 3978 to 3996 Queensland Cities and major regional centres 4207 to 4275, 4517 to 4519, 4550 to 4551, 4553 to 4562, 4564 to 4569 and 4571 to 4575 Queensland Regional centres and other regional areas 4124 to 4125, 4133, 4183 to 4184, 4280 to 4287, 4306 to 4498, 4507, 4552, 4563, 4570 and 4580 to 4895 Western Australia Cities and major regional centres 6000 to 6038, 6050 to 6083, 6090 to 6182, 6208 to 6211, 6214 and 6556 to 6558 Western Australia Regional centres and other regional areas All postcodes in Western Australia not mentioned above South Australia Cities and major regional centres 5000 to 5171, 5173 to 5174, 5231 to 5235, 5240 to 5252, 5351 and 5950 to 5960 South Australia Regional centres and other regional areas All postcodes in South Australia not mentioned above Tasmania Cities and major regional centres 7000, 7004 to 7026, 7030 to 7109, 7140 to 7151 and 7170 to 7177 Tasmania Regional centres and other regional areas All postcodes in Tasmania not mentioned above Australian Capital Territory Cities and major regional centres All postcodes in the ACT Australian Capital Territory Regional centres and other regional areas None Northern Territory Cities and major regional centres None Northern Territory Regional centres and other regional areas All postcodes in the NT Norfolk Island Cities and major regional centres None Norfolk Island Regional centres and other regional areas All postcodes in Norfolk Island Other Territories Cities and major regional centres None Other Territories Regional centres and other regional areas All postcodes in a Territory other than the ACT, NT, or Norfolk Island

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Skilled Occupation List released for new Employered Sponsor visa 494

The following article Skilled Occupation List released for new Employered Sponsor visa 494 was originally published to: getyourvisa.com.au

The Deaprtment of Home Affairs has finally announced the new skilled occupation list for the new regional visa subclass 494 which will replace the 187 RSMS visa from 16 of November 2019.

This specific visa requires employer sponsorship and the position must be likely to exist for at least 5 years. Applicants must be younger than 45 years old, have competent English, Regional Certifying Bodies advice and must meet the Australian market salary rate. Visa applicants must have a suitable skills assessment and at least 3 years’ skilled employment in order to apply for Permanent Residency.

Medium and Long‑term Strategic Skills List No. Occupation Assessing authority 1 chief executive or managing director AIM 2 corporate general manager AIM 3 construction project manager VETASSESS 4 engineering manager (a) Engineers Australia; or(b) AIM 5 child care centre manager ACECQA 6 nursing clinical director ANMAC 7 primary health organisation manager VETASSESS 8 welfare centre manager ACWA 9 faculty head VETASSESS 10 chief information officer ACWA 11 arts administrator or manager VETASSESS 12 environmental manager VETASSESS 13 dancer or choreographer VETASSESS 14 music director VETASSESS 15 musician (instrumental) VETASSESS 16 artistic director VETASSESS 17 accountant (general) (a) CAANZ; or(b) CPAA; or

18 management accountant (a) CAANZ; or(b) CPAA; or

19 taxation accountant (a) CAANZ; or(b) CPAA; or

20 external auditor (a) CAANZ; or(b) CPAA; or

21 internal auditor VETASSESS 22 actuary VETASSESS 23 statistician VETASSESS 24 economist VETASSESS 25 land economist VETASSESS 26 valuer VETASSESS 27 management consultant VETASSESS 28 architect AACA 29 landscape architect VETASSESS 30 surveyor SSSI 31 cartographer VETASSESS 32 other spatial scientist VETASSESS 33 chemical engineer Engineers Australia 34 materials engineer Engineers Australia 35 civil engineer Engineers Australia 36 geotechnical engineer Engineers Australia 37 quantity surveyor AIQS 38 structural engineer Engineers Australia 39 transport engineer Engineers Australia 40 electrical engineer Engineers Australia 41 electronics engineer Engineers Australia 42 industrial engineer Engineers Australia 43 mechanical engineer Engineers Australia 44 production or plant engineer Engineers Australia 45 mining engineer (excluding petroleum) Engineers Australia 46 petroleum engineer Engineers Australia 47 aeronautical engineer Engineers Australia 48 agricultural engineer Engineers Australia 49 biomedical engineer Engineers Australia 50 engineering technologist Engineers Australia 51 environmental engineer Engineers Australia 52 naval architect Engineers Australia 53 engineering professionals (nec) Engineers Australia 54 agricultural consultant VETASSESS 55 agricultural scientist VETASSESS 56 forester VETASSESS 57 chemist VETASSESS 58 food technologist VETASSESS 59 environmental consultant VETASSESS 60 environmental research scientist VETASSESS 61 environmental scientists (nec) VETASSESS 62 geophysicist VETASSESS 63 hydrogeologist VETASSESS 64 life scientist (general) VETASSESS 65 biochemist VETASSESS 66 biotechnologist VETASSESS 67 botanist VETASSESS 68 marine biologist VETASSESS 69 microbiologist VETASSESS 70 zoologist VETASSESS 71 life scientists (nec) VETASSESS 72 medical laboratory scientist AIMS 73 veterinarian AVBC 74 conservator VETASSESS 75 metallurgist VETASSESS 76 meteorologist VETASSESS 77 physicist the assessing authority for the occupation under subsection (2) 78 natural and physical science professionals (nec) VETASSESS 79 early childhood (pre‑primary school) teacher AITSL 80 secondary school teacher AITSL 81 special needs teacher AITSL 82 teacher of the hearing impaired AITSL 83 teacher of the sight impaired AITSL 84 special education teachers (nec) AITSL 85 university lecturer VETASSESS 86 medical diagnostic radiographer ASMIRT 87 medical radiation therapist ASMIRT 88 nuclear medicine technologist ANZSNM 89 sonographer ASMIRT 90 optometrist OCANZ 91 orthotist or prosthetist AOPA 92 chiropractor CCEA 93 osteopath AOAC 94 occupational therapist OTC 95 physiotherapist APC 96 podiatrist PodBA 97 audiologist VETASSESS 98 speech pathologist SPA 99 general practitioner MedBA 100 specialist physician (general medicine) MedBA 101 cardiologist MedBA 102 clinical haematologist MedBA 103 medical oncologist MedBA 104 endocrinologist MedBA 105 gastroenterologist MedBA 106 intensive care specialist MedBA 107 neurologist MedBA 108 paediatrician MedBA 109 renal medicine specialist MedBA 110 rheumatologist MedBA 111 thoracic medicine specialist MedBA 112 specialist physicians (nec) MedBA 113 psychiatrist MedBA 114 surgeon (general) MedBA 115 cardiothoracic surgeon MedBA 116 neurosurgeon MedBA 117 orthopaedic surgeon MedBA 118 otorhinolaryngologist MedBA 119 paediatric surgeon MedBA 120 plastic and reconstructive surgeon MedBA 121 urologist MedBA 122 vascular surgeon MedBA 123 dermatologist MedBA 124 emergency medicine specialist MedBA 125 obstetrician and gynaecologist MedBA 126 ophthalmologist MedBA 127 pathologist MedBA 128 diagnostic and interventional radiologist MedBA 129 radiation oncologist MedBA 130 medical practitioners (nec) MedBA 131 midwife ANMAC 132 nurse practitioner ANMAC 133 registered nurse (aged care) ANMAC 134 registered nurse (child and family health) ANMAC 135 registered nurse (community health) ANMAC 136 registered nurse (critical care and emergency) ANMAC 137 registered nurse (developmental disability) ANMAC 138 registered nurse (disability and rehabilitation) ANMAC 139 registered nurse (medical) ANMAC 140 registered nurse (medical practice) ANMAC 141 registered nurse (mental health) ANMAC 142 registered nurse (perioperative) ANMAC 143 registered nurse (surgical) ANMAC 144 registered nurse (paediatrics) ANMAC 145 registered nurses (nec) ANMAC 146 ICT business analyst ACS 147 systems analyst ACS 148 multimedia specialist ACS 149 analyst programmer ACS 150 developer programmer ACS 151 software engineer ACS 152 software and applications programmers (nec) ACS 153 ICT security specialist ACS 154 computer network and systems engineer ACS 155 telecommunications engineer Engineers Australia 156 telecommunications network engineer Engineers Australia 157 barrister a legal admissions authority of a State or Territory 158 solicitor a legal admissions authority of a State or Territory 159 clinical psychologist APS 160 educational psychologist APS 161 organisational psychologist APS 162 psychologists (nec) APS 163 social worker AASW 164 civil engineering draftsperson (a) Engineers Australia; or(b) VETASSESS 165 civil engineering technician VETASSESS 166 electrical engineering draftsperson Engineers Australia 167 electrical engineering technician TRA 168 radio communications technician TRA 169 telecommunications field engineer Engineers Australia 170 telecommunications network planner Engineers Australia 171 telecommunications technical officer or technologist Engineers Australia 172 automotive electrician TRA 173 motor mechanic (general) TRA 174 diesel motor mechanic TRA 175 motorcycle mechanic TRA 176 small engine mechanic TRA 177 sheetmetal trades worker TRA 178 metal fabricator TRA 179 pressure welder TRA 180 welder (first class) TRA 181 fitter (general) TRA 182 fitter and turner TRA 183 fitter‑welder TRA 184 metal machinist (first class) TRA 185 locksmith TRA 186 panelbeater TRA 187 bricklayer TRA 188 stonemason TRA 189 carpenter and joiner TRA 190 carpenter TRA 191 joiner TRA 192 painting trades worker TRA 193 glazier TRA 194 fibrous plasterer TRA 195 solid plasterer TRA 196 wall and floor tiler TRA 197 plumber (general) TRA 198 airconditioning and mechanical services plumber TRA 199 drainer TRA 200 gasfitter TRA 201 roof plumber TRA 202 electrician (general) TRA 203 electrician (special class) TRA 204 lift mechanic TRA 205 airconditioning and refrigeration mechanic TRA 206 technical cable jointer TRA 207 electronic equipment trades worker TRA 208 electronic instrument trades worker (general) TRA 209 electronic instrument trades worker (special class) TRA 210 chef TRA 211 horse trainer TRA 212 cabinetmaker TRA 213 boat builder and repairer TRA 214 shipwright TRA 215 tennis coach VETASSESS 216 footballer VETASSESS

Note: For the meaning of the expressions in column 2, see section 9.

(2) The assessing authority:

(a) for a physicist (other than a medical physicist) is VETASSESS; and

(b) for a medical physicist is ACPSEM.

Note: For the meaning of VETASSESS and ACPSEM, see section 9.

7 Regional Occupation List

(1) The following table is the Regional Occupation List.

Regional Occupation List Item Column 1Occupation Column 2Assessing authority 1 aquaculture farmer VETASSESS 2 cotton grower VETASSESS 3 flower grower VETASSESS 4 fruit or nut grower VETASSESS 5 grain, oilseed or pasture grower (Aus) / field crop grower (NZ) VETASSESS 6 grape grower VETASSESS 7 mixed crop farmer VETASSESS 8 sugar cane grower VETASSESS 9 turf grower VETASSESS 10 vegetable grower (Aus) / market gardener (NZ) VETASSESS 11 crop farmers (nec) VETASSESS 12 apiarist VETASSESS 13 beef cattle farmer VETASSESS 14 dairy cattle farmer VETASSESS 15 deer farmer VETASSESS 16 goat farmer VETASSESS 17 horse breeder VETASSESS 18 mixed livestock farmer VETASSESS 19 pig farmer VETASSESS 20 poultry farmer VETASSESS 21 sheep farmer VETASSESS 22 livestock farmers (nec) VETASSESS 23 mixed crop and livestock farmer VETASSESS 24 sales and marketing manager AIM 25 advertising manager AIM 26 public relations manager AIM 27 corporate services manager VETASSESS 28 finance manager (a) CAANZ; or(b) CPAA; or

29 human resource manager AIM 30 policy and planning manager VETASSESS 31 research and development manager VETASSESS 32 project builder VETASSESS 33 importer or exporter VETASSESS 34 wholesaler VETASSESS 35 manufacturer VETASSESS 36 production manager (forestry) VETASSESS 37 production manager (manufacturing) VETASSESS 38 production manager (mining) VETASSESS 39 supply and distribution manager AIM 40 procurement manager AIM 41 medical administrator (Aus) / medical superintendent (NZ) VETASSESS 42 health and welfare services managers (nec) VETASSESS 43 school principal VETASSESS 44 regional education manager VETASSESS 45 education managers (nec) VETASSESS 46 ICT project manager ACS 47 ICT managers (nec) ACS 48 laboratory manager VETASSESS 49 quality assurance manager VETASSESS 50 sports administrator VETASSESS 51 specialist managers (nec) VETASSESS 52 cafe or restaurant manager VETASSESS 53 caravan park and camping ground manager VETASSESS 54 hotel or motel manager VETASSESS 55 licensed club manager VETASSESS 56 bed and breakfast operator VETASSESS 57 retirement village manager VETASSESS 58 accommodation and hospitality managers (nec) VETASSESS 59 retail manager (general) VETASSESS 60 antique dealer VETASSESS 61 betting agency manager VETASSESS 62 hair or beauty salon manager VETASSESS 63 post office manager VETASSESS 64 travel agency manager VETASSESS 65 amusement centre manager VETASSESS 66 fitness centre manager VETASSESS 67 sports centre manager VETASSESS 68 call or contact centre manager VETASSESS 69 customer service manager VETASSESS 70 conference and event organiser VETASSESS 71 fleet manager VETASSESS 72 railway station manager VETASSESS 73 transport company manager VETASSESS 74 boarding kennel or cattery operator VETASSESS 75 cinema or theatre manager VETASSESS 76 facilities manager VETASSESS 77 financial institution branch manager VETASSESS 78 equipment hire manager VETASSESS 79 hospitality, retail and service managers (nec) VETASSESS 80 actor VETASSESS 81 entertainer or variety artist VETASSESS 82 actors, dancers and other entertainers (nec) VETASSESS 83 composer VETASSESS 84 singer VETASSESS 85 music professionals (nec) VETASSESS 86 photographer VETASSESS 87 painter (visual arts) VETASSESS 88 potter or ceramic artist VETASSESS 89 sculptor VETASSESS 90 visual arts and crafts professionals (nec) VETASSESS 91 media producer (excluding video) VETASSESS 92 radio presenter VETASSESS 93 television presenter VETASSESS 94 author VETASSESS 95 book or script editor VETASSESS 96 art director (film, television or stage) VETASSESS 97 director (film, television, radio or stage) VETASSESS 98 director of photography VETASSESS 99 film and video editor VETASSESS 100 program director (television or radio) VETASSESS 101 stage manager VETASSESS 102 technical director VETASSESS 103 video producer VETASSESS 104 film, television, radio and stage directors (nec) VETASSESS 105 copywriter VETASSESS 106 newspaper or periodical editor VETASSESS 107 print journalist VETASSESS 108 radio journalist VETASSESS 109 technical writer VETASSESS 110 television journalist VETASSESS 111 journalists and other writers (nec) VETASSESS 112 company secretary VETASSESS 113 corporate treasurer (a) CAANZ; or(b) CPAA; or

114 commodities trader VETASSESS 115 finance broker VETASSESS 116 insurance broker VETASSESS 117 financial brokers (nec) VETASSESS 118 financial market dealer VETASSESS 119 futures trader VETASSESS 120 stockbroking dealer VETASSESS 121 financial dealers (nec) VETASSESS 122 financial investment adviser VETASSESS 123 financial investment manager VETASSESS 124 human resource adviser VETASSESS 125 recruitment consultant VETASSESS 126 workplace relations adviser VETASSESS 127 ICT trainer ACS 128 training and development professional VETASSESS 129 mathematician VETASSESS 130 archivist VETASSESS 131 gallery or museum curator VETASSESS 132 health information manager VETASSESS 133 records manager VETASSESS 134 policy analyst VETASSESS 135 librarian VETASSESS 136 organisation and methods analyst VETASSESS 137 electorate officer VETASSESS 138 liaison officer VETASSESS 139 migration agent (Aus) / immigration consultant (NZ) VETASSESS 140 patents examiner VETASSESS 141 information and organisation professionals (nec) VETASSESS 142 advertising specialist VETASSESS 143 market research analyst VETASSESS 144 marketing specialist VETASSESS 145 ICT account manager VETASSESS 146 ICT business development manager VETASSESS 147 ICT sales representative VETASSESS 148 public relations professional VETASSESS 149 sales representative (industrial products) VETASSESS 150 sales representative (medical and pharmaceutical products) VETASSESS 151 technical sales representatives (nec) VETASSESS 152 aeroplane pilot CASA 153 flying instructor VETASSESS 154 helicopter pilot CASA 155 air transport professionals (nec) VETASSESS 156 master fisher VETASSESS 157 ship’s engineer AMSA 158 ship’s master AMSA 159 ship’s officer AMSA 160 marine surveyor AMSA 161 marine transport professionals (nec) VETASSESS 162 fashion designer VETASSESS 163 industrial designer VETASSESS 164 jewellery designer VETASSESS 165 graphic designer VETASSESS 166 illustrator VETASSESS 167 multimedia designer VETASSESS 168 web designer VETASSESS 169 interior designer VETASSESS 170 urban and regional planner VETASSESS 171 wine maker VETASSESS 172 conservation officer VETASSESS 173 park ranger VETASSESS 174 geologist VETASSESS 175 exercise physiologist VETASSESS 176 primary school teacher AITSL 177 middle school teacher (Aus) / intermediate school teacher (NZ) AITSL 178 university tutor VETASSESS 179 vocational education teacher (Aus) / polytechnic teacher (NZ) the assessing body for the occupation under subsection (2) 180 education adviser VETASSESS 181 education reviewer VETASSESS 182 art teacher (private tuition) VETASSESS 183 dance teacher (private tuition) VETASSESS 184 drama teacher (private tuition) VETASSESS 185 music teacher (private tuition) VETASSESS 186 private tutors and teachers (nec) VETASSESS 187 teacher of English to speakers of other languages VETASSESS 188 dietitian DAA 189 nutritionist VETASSESS 190 environmental health officer VETASSESS 191 occupational health and safety adviser VETASSESS 192 orthoptist VETASSESS 193 hospital pharmacist APharmC 194 industrial pharmacist VETASSESS 195 retail pharmacist APharmC 196 health promotion officer VETASSESS 197 health diagnostic and promotion professionals (nec) VETASSESS 198 acupuncturist CMBA 199 homoeopath VETASSESS 200 naturopath VETASSESS 201 traditional Chinese medicine practitioner CMBA 202 complementary health therapists (nec) VETASSESS 203 dental specialist ADC 204 dentist ADC 205 resident medical officer MedBA 206 anaesthetist MedBA 207 nurse educator ANMAC 208 nurse researcher ANMAC 209 nurse manager ANMAC 210 web developer ACS 211 software tester ACS 212 database administrator ACS 213 systems administrator ACS 214 network administrator ACS 215 network analyst ACS 216 ICT quality assurance engineer ACS 217 ICT support engineer ACS 218 ICT systems test engineer ACS 219 ICT support and test engineers (nec) ACS 220 intellectual property lawyer VETASSESS 221 judicial and other legal professionals (nec) VETASSESS 222 careers counsellor VETASSESS 223 drug and alcohol counsellor VETASSESS 224 family and marriage counsellor VETASSESS 225 rehabilitation counsellor VETASSESS 226 student counsellor VETASSESS 227 counsellors (nec) VETASSESS 228 psychotherapist VETASSESS 229 historian VETASSESS 230 interpreter NAATI 231 translator NAATI 232 archaeologist VETASSESS 233 social professionals (nec) VETASSESS 234 community arts worker VETASSESS 235 recreation officer (Aus) / recreation coordinator (NZ) VETASSESS 236 welfare worker ACWA 237 agricultural technician VETASSESS 238 anaesthetic technician VETASSESS 239 cardiac technician VETASSESS 240 medical laboratory technician AIMS 241 operating theatre technician VETASSESS 242 pharmacy technician VETASSESS 243 pathology collector (Aus) / phlebotomist (NZ) AIMS 244 medical technicians (nec) VETASSESS 245 fisheries officer VETASSESS 246 meat inspector VETASSESS 247 quarantine officer VETASSESS 248 primary products inspectors (nec) VETASSESS 249 chemistry technician VETASSESS 250 earth science technician VETASSESS 251 life science technician VETASSESS 252 school laboratory technician VETASSESS 253 hydrographer VETASSESS 254 science technicians (nec) VETASSESS 255 architectural draftsperson VETASSESS 256 building associate VETASSESS 257 building inspector VETASSESS 258 construction estimator VETASSESS 259 plumbing inspector VETASSESS 260 surveying or spatial science technician VETASSESS 261 architectural, building and surveying technicians (nec) VETASSESS 262 electronic engineering draftsperson Engineers Australia 263 electronic engineering technician TRA 264 mechanical engineering draftsperson Engineers Australia 265 mechanical engineering technician TRA 266 safety inspector VETASSESS 267 maintenance planner VETASSESS 268 metallurgical or materials technician VETASSESS 269 mine deputy VETASSESS 270 building and engineering technicians (nec) (a) VETASSESS; or(b) Engineers Australia 271 hardware technician TRA 272 ICT customer support officer TRA 273 web administrator ACS 274 ICT support technicians (nec) TRA 275 blacksmith TRA 276 electroplater TRA 277 farrier TRA 278 metal casting trades worker TRA 279 metal polisher TRA 280 aircraft maintenance engineer (avionics) TRA 281 aircraft maintenance engineer (mechanical) TRA 282 aircraft maintenance engineer (structures) TRA 283 textile, clothing and footwear mechanic TRA 284 metal fitters and machinists (nec) TRA 285 engraver TRA 286 gunsmith TRA 287 precision instrument maker and repairer TRA 288 saw doctor TRA 289 watch and clock maker and repairer TRA 290 engineering patternmaker TRA 291 toolmaker TRA 292 vehicle body builder TRA 293 vehicle trimmer TRA 294 vehicle painter TRA 295 floor finisher TRA 296 roof tiler TRA 297 electrical linesworker (Aus) / electrical line mechanic (NZ) TRA 298 business machine mechanic TRA 299 communications operator TRA 300 cabler (data and telecommunications) TRA 301 telecommunications cable jointer TRA 302 telecommunications linesworker (Aus) / telecommunications line mechanic (NZ) TRA 303 telecommunications technician TRA 304 baker TRA 305 pastrycook TRA 306 butcher or smallgoods maker TRA 307 cook TRA 308 dog handler or trainer VETASSESS 309 pet groomer VETASSESS 310 zookeeper VETASSESS 311 kennel hand VETASSESS 312 animal attendants and trainers (nec) VETASSESS 313 shearer VETASSESS 314 veterinary nurse VETASSESS 315 florist TRA 316 gardener (general) TRA 317 arborist TRA 318 landscape gardener TRA 319 greenkeeper TRA 320 nurseryperson TRA 321 hairdresser TRA 322 print finisher TRA 323 screen printer TRA 324 graphic pre‑press trades worker TRA 325 printing machinist TRA 326 small offset printer TRA 327 canvas goods fabricator TRA 328 leather goods maker TRA 329 sail maker TRA 330 shoemaker TRA 331 apparel cutter TRA 332 clothing patternmaker TRA 333 dressmaker or tailor TRA 334 clothing trades workers (nec) VETASSESS 335 upholsterer TRA 336 furniture finisher TRA 337 picture framer TRA 338 wood machinist TRA 339 wood turner TRA 340 wood machinists and other wood trades workers (nec) TRA 341 chemical plant operator TRA 342 gas or petroleum operator TRA 343 power generation plant operator TRA 344 gallery or museum technician TRA 345 library technician VETASSESS 346 jeweller TRA 347 broadcast transmitter operator TRA 348 camera operator (film, television or video) TRA 349 light technician TRA 350 makeup artist TRA 351 musical instrument maker or repairer TRA 352 sound technician TRA 353 television equipment operator TRA 354 performing arts technicians (nec) VETASSESS 355 signwriter TRA 356 diver VETASSESS 357 interior decorator VETASSESS 358 optical dispenser (Aus) / dispensing optician (NZ) TRA 359 optical mechanic TRA 360 photographer’s assistant VETASSESS 361 plastics technician TRA 362 wool classer TRA 363 fire protection equipment technician TRA 364 technicians and trades workers (nec) TRA 365 ambulance officer VETASSESS 366 intensive care ambulance paramedic (Aus) / ambulance paramedic (NZ) VETASSESS 367 dental hygienist VETASSESS 368 dental prosthetist TRA 369 dental technician TRA 370 dental therapist VETASSESS 371 diversional therapist VETASSESS 372 enrolled nurse ANMAC 373 mothercraft nurse VETASSESS 374 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health worker VETASSESS 375 massage therapist VETASSESS 376 community worker ACWA 377 disabilities services officer ACWA 378 family support worker ACWA 379 residential care officer ACWA 380 youth worker ACWA 381 child care worker (group leaders only) ACECQA 382 hotel service manager VETASSESS 383 emergency service worker VETASSESS 384 security consultant VETASSESS 385 driving instructor VETASSESS 386 funeral director VETASSESS 387 funeral workers (nec) VETASSESS 388 flight attendant VETASSESS 389 travel attendants (nec) VETASSESS 390 first aid trainer VETASSESS 391 diving instructor (open water) VETASSESS 392 gymnastics coach or instructor VETASSESS 393 horse riding coach or instructor VETASSESS 394 snowsport instructor VETASSESS 395 swimming coach or instructor VETASSESS 396 other sports coach or instructor VETASSESS 397 dog or horse racing official VETASSESS 398 sports development officer VETASSESS 399 sports umpire VETASSESS 400 other sports official VETASSESS 401 golfer VETASSESS 402 jockey TRA 403 lifeguard VETASSESS 404 sportspersons (nec) VETASSESS 405 contract administrator VETASSESS 406 program or project administrator VETASSESS 407 office manager VETASSESS 408 health practice manager VETASSESS 409 practice managers (nec) VETASSESS 410 personal assistant VETASSESS 411 secretary (general) VETASSESS 412 legal secretary VETASSESS 413 call or contact centre team leader VETASSESS 414 conveyancer VETASSESS 415 legal executive VETASSESS 416 clerk of court VETASSESS 417 court bailiff or sheriff (Aus) / court collections officer (NZ) VETASSESS 418 court orderly (Aus) / court registry officer (NZ) VETASSESS 419 law clerk VETASSESS 420 trust officer VETASSESS 421 insurance investigator VETASSESS 422 insurance loss adjuster VETASSESS 423 insurance risk surveyor VETASSESS 424 clinical coder VETASSESS 425 auctioneer VETASSESS 426 stock and station agent VETASSESS 427 insurance agent VETASSESS 428 business broker VETASSESS 429 property manager VETASSESS 430 real estate agency principal (Aus) / real estate agency licensee (NZ) VETASSESS 431 real estate agent VETASSESS 432 real estate representative VETASSESS 433 retail buyer VETASSESS 434 wool buyer VETASSESS

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