{"id":"F2012L01314","name":"Migration Regulations 1994 - Specification of Skilled Occupations, Relevant Assessing Authorities, Countries and Points for General Skilled Migration Visas and Certain Other Visas - IMMI 12/068","slug":"f2012l01314","collection":"legislative_instrument","jurisdiction":"commonwealth","status":"repealed","isInForce":false,"actNumber":null,"makingDate":null,"administeringDepartment":null,"currentVersion":{"id":314289,"registerId":"commonwealth-F2012L01314-current","compilationNumber":null,"startDate":"2026-04-08","status":"Repealed","reasons":null,"registeredAt":null},"sections":[{"sectionNumber":"SKILLED OCCUPATIONS, RELEVANT ASSESSING ","sectionType":"part","heading":"SKILLED OCCUPATIONS, RELEVANT ASSESSING AUTHORITIES, COUNTRIES AND POINTS FOR GENERAL SKILLED MIGRATION VISAS AND CERTAIN OTHER VISAS","content":"# SKILLED OCCUPATIONS, RELEVANT ASSESSING AUTHORITIES, COUNTRIES AND POINTS FOR GENERAL SKILLED MIGRATION VISAS AND CERTAIN OTHER VISAS","sortOrder":0},{"sectionNumber":"(Regulation 1.15I, subregulations 2.26AA","sectionType":"part","heading":"(Regulation 1.15I, subregulations 2.26AA(2), 2.26AB(2) and 2.26B(1), subparagraphs 1128BA(3)(j)(ii), 1136(3)(bb)(ii), 1136(4)(b)(ii), 1136(5)(b)(ii), 1136(6)(b)(iii), 1218A(5)(g)(ii), 1218A(5)(g)(iii), 1229(3)(ab)(ii), 1229(4)(b)(ii), 1229(5)(b)(ii), 1229(6)(b)(iii) and 1229(7)(b)(ii), and items 6A11, 6A12 and 6A13)","content":"# (Regulation 1.15I, subregulations 2.26AA(2), 2.26AB(2) and 2.26B(1), subparagraphs 1128BA(3)(j)(ii), 1136(3)(bb)(ii), 1136(4)(b)(ii), 1136(5)(b)(ii), 1136(6)(b)(iii), 1218A(5)(g)(ii), 1218A(5)(g)(iii), 1229(3)(ab)(ii), 1229(4)(b)(ii), 1229(5)(b)(ii), 1229(6)(b)(iii) and 1229(7)(b)(ii), and items 6A11, 6A12 and 6A13)\n\nI, CHRIS BOWEN, Minister for Immigration and Citizenship, acting under regulation 1.15I, subregulations 2.26AA(2), 2.26AB(2), 2.26B(1), subparagraphs 1128BA(3)(j)(ii), 1136(3)(bb)(ii), 1136(4)(b)(ii), 1136(5)(b)(ii), 1136(6)(b)(iii), 1218A(5)(g)(ii), 1218A(5)(g)(iii), 1229(3)(ab)(ii), 1229(4)(b)(ii), 1229(5)(b)(ii), 1229(6)(b)(iii) and 1229(7)(b)(ii) and Items 6A11, 6A12 and 6A13 of the Migration Regulations 1994 (‘the Regulations’):\n\n1. REVOKE Instrument number IMMI 11/068, signed on 28 September 2011; AND\n2. SPECIFY, in relation to a person who applied before 1 July 2010 the following:\n\n(i) for the purposes of paragraph 1.15I(1)(a) of the Regulations, each occupation listed in Schedule 1A to this Instrument to be a skilled occupation that is applicable to the person; and\n\n(ii) for the purposes of paragraph 1.15I(1)(b) of the Regulations, the number of points listed in Schedule 1A to this instrument corresponding to each specified skilled occupation as the number of points available in respect of that skilled occupation; and\n\n(iii) for the purposes of paragraph 2.26B(1)(a) of the Regulations, the person or body corresponding to each skilled occupation listed in Schedule 1A to this instrument as the relevant assessing authority for that skilled occupation; and\n\n(iv) for the purposes of paragraph 2.26B(1)(b) of the Regulations, the country or countries corresponding to each skilled occupation and relevant assessing authority listed in Schedule 1A to this instrument as the country or countries for which the specified person or body is the relevant assessing authority for the purposes of an application for a skills assessment in that skilled occupation made by a resident of one of those countries; AND\n\n3. SPECIFY, in relation to a person who:\n\n(a) held a Subclass 485 (Skilled – Graduate) visa on 8 February 2010 and on or after 1 July 2010 but before 1 July 2012 is an applicant for the grant of a Subclass 885 (Skilled – Independent) visa, a Subclass 886 (Skilled – Sponsored) visa, or a Subclass 487 (Skilled – Regional Sponsored) visa; or\n\n \n\n(b) had applied for a Subclass 485 (Skilled – Graduate) visa on or before 8 February 2010 and that application had not been finally determined, within the meaning of subsection 5(9) of the Migration Act 1958, on 8 February 2010, and on or after 1 July 2010 but before 1 July 2012 applies for the grant of a Subclass 885 (Skilled – Independent) visa, a Subclass 886 (Skilled – Sponsored) visa, or a Subclass 487 (Skilled – Regional Sponsored) visa; or\n\n(c) is a spouse or de-facto partner of an applicant for the grant of a Subclass [885](http://immilegend01/NXT/gateway.dll?f=id$id=legend_current_mr%3Ar%3A00000000000a420$cid=legend_current_mr$t=document-frame.htm$an=JD_885$3.0#JD_885) (Skilled – Independent) visa, a Subclass [886](http://immilegend01/NXT/gateway.dll?f=id$id=legend_current_mr%3Ar%3A00000000000a4ec$cid=legend_current_mr$t=document-frame.htm$an=JD_886$3.0#JD_886) (Skilled – Sponsored) visa, or a Subclass [487](http://immilegend01/NXT/gateway.dll?f=id$id=legend_current_mr%3Ar%3A000000000007108$cid=legend_current_mr$t=document-frame.htm$an=JD_487$3.0#JD_487) (Skilled – Regional Sponsored) visa who applies on or after 1 July 2010 but before \n1 July 2012 and the applicant held a Subclass [485](http://immilegend01/NXT/gateway.dll?f=id$id=legend_current_mr%3Ar%3A000000000007042$cid=legend_current_mr$t=document-frame.htm$an=JD_485$3.0#JD_485) (Skilled – Graduate) visa on \n8 February 2010; or\n\n(d) is a spouse or de-facto partner of an applicant for the grant of a Subclass [885](http://immilegend01/NXT/gateway.dll?f=id$id=legend_current_mr%3Ar%3A00000000000a420$cid=legend_current_mr$t=document-frame.htm$an=JD_885$3.0#JD_885) (Skilled – Independent) visa, a Subclass [886](http://immilegend01/NXT/gateway.dll?f=id$id=legend_current_mr%3Ar%3A00000000000a4ec$cid=legend_current_mr$t=document-frame.htm$an=JD_886$3.0#JD_886) (Skilled – Sponsored) visa, or a Subclass [487](http://immilegend01/NXT/gateway.dll?f=id$id=legend_current_mr%3Ar%3A000000000007108$cid=legend_current_mr$t=document-frame.htm$an=JD_487$3.0#JD_487) (Skilled – Regional Sponsored) visa who applies on or after 1 July 2010 but before \n1 July 2012 and the applicant had applied for a Subclass [485](http://immilegend01/NXT/gateway.dll?f=id$id=legend_current_mr%3Ar%3A000000000007042$cid=legend_current_mr$t=document-frame.htm$an=JD_485$3.0#JD_485) (Skilled – Graduate) visa on or before 8 February 2010 and that application had not been finally determined, within the meaning of subsection 5(9) of the Migration Act 1958, on \n8 February 2010; or\n\n(e) on 8 February 2010 held a Subclass 572 (Vocational Education and Training Sector) visa, a Subclass 573 (Higher Education Sector) visa, or a Subclass 574 (Postgraduate Research Sector) visa and on or after 1 July 2010 but before 1 July 2012 applies for the grant of a Subclass 485 (Skilled – Graduate) visa;\n\nthe following:\n\n(i) for the purposes of paragraph 1.15I(1)(a) of the Regulations, each occupation listed in Part A or B in Schedule 2 to this instrument to be a skilled occupation that is applicable to the person; and\n\n(ii) for the purposes of paragraph 1.15I(1)(b) of the Regulations, the number of points listed in Part A or B in Schedule 2 to this instrument corresponding to each specified skilled occupation as the number of points available in respect of that skilled occupation; and\n\n(iii) for the purposes of paragraph 2.26AA(2)(a) of the Regulations, a person or a person in a class of person is a person who nominates a skilled occupation listed in Part A or B of Schedule 2 to this instrument; or\n\n(iv) for the purposes of paragraph 2.26AA(2)(a) of the Regulations, a person or a person in a class of persons is a person who nominates a skilled occupation listed in Part C of Schedule 2 to this instrument and has been nominated by a State or Territory Government under subitems 1136(3A) and 1229(3A) of Schedule 1 the Regulations; or\n\n(v) for the purposes of paragraph 2.26AA(2)(a) of the Regulations, a person or a person in a class of persons is a person who nominates a skilled occupation listed in Part C of Schedule 2 to this instrument and who is a spouse or de-facto partner of an applicant who has been nominated by a State or Territory Government under subitems 1136(3A) and 1229(3A) of Schedule 1 to the Regulations; and\n\n(vi) for the purposes of paragraph 2.26AB(2)(a) of the Regulations, a person or a person in a class of persons is a person who nominates a skilled occupation listed in Part A of Schedule 2 to this instrument; or\n\n \n\n(vii) for the purposes of paragraph 2.26AB(2)(a) of the Regulations, a person or a person in a class of persons is a person who nominates a skilled occupation listed in Part C of Schedule 2 to this instrument and has been nominated by a State or Territory Government under subitems 1136(3A) and 1229(3A) of Schedule 1 to the Regulations; or;\n\n(viii) for the purposes of paragraph 2.26AB(2)(a) of the Regulations, a person or a person in a class of persons is a person who nominates a skilled occupation listed in Part C of Schedule 2 to this instrument and who is a spouse or de-facto partner of an applicant who has been nominated by a State or Territory Government under subitems 1136(3A) and 1229(3A) of Schedule 1 to the Regulations; and\n\n(ix) for the purposes of paragraph 2.26B(1)(a) of the Regulations, the person or body corresponding to each skilled occupation listed in Part A or B or C in Schedule 2 to this instrument as the relevant assessing authority for that skilled occupation; and\n\n(x) for the purposes of paragraph 2.26B(1)(b) of the Regulations, the country or countries corresponding to each skilled occupation and relevant assessing authority listed in Part A or B or C to Schedule 2 to this instrument as the country or countries for which the specified person or body is the relevant assessing authority for the purposes of an application for a skills assessment in that skilled occupation made by a resident of one those countries; and\n\n(xi) for the purposes of subparagraphs 1136(3)(bb)(ii), 1136(4)(b)(ii), 1136(5)(b)(ii), 1136(6)(b)(iii), 1229(3)(ab)(ii), 1229(4)(b)(ii), 1229(5)(b)(ii), 1229(6)(b)(iii) and 1229(7)(b)(ii) of Schedule 1 to the Regulations, each skilled occupation specified in Schedule 2 (Part A, B and C) to this instrument that is applicable to the person; AND\n\n4. SPECIFY, in relation to a person who:\n\n(a) applies on or after 1 July 2010 but before 1 July 2011 for a Skilled (Migrant) (Class VE) visa, a Skilled (Provisional) (Class VF) visa, a Skilled (Provisional) (Class VC) visa or a Skilled (Residence) (Class VB) visa;\n\nthe following:\n\n(i) for the purposes of paragraph 1.15I(1)(a) of the Regulations, each occupation listed in Schedule 3 to this instrument to be a skilled occupation that is applicable to the person; and\n\n(ii) for the purposes of paragraph 1.15I(1)(b) of the Regulations, the number of points listed in Schedule 3 to this instrument corresponding to each specified skilled occupation as the number of points available in respect of that skilled occupation; and\n\n(iii) for the purposes of paragraph 2.26B(1)(a) of the Regulations, the person or body corresponding to each skilled occupation listed in Schedule 3 to this instrument as the relevant assessing authority for that skilled occupation; and\n\n(iv) for the purposes of paragraph 2.26B(1)(b) of the Regulations, the country or countries corresponding to each skilled occupation and relevant assessing authority listed in Schedule 3 to this instrument as the country or countries for which the specified person or body is the relevant assessing authority for the purposes of an application for a skills assessment in that skilled occupation made by a resident of one those countries; AND\n\n5. SPECIFY, in relation to a person who:\n\n(a) applies on or after 1 July 2010 but before 1 July 2011 for the grant of a Subclass 176 (Skilled – Sponsored) visa, a Subclass 475 (Skilled – Regional Sponsored) visa, a Subclass 487 (Skilled – Regional Sponsored) visa, or a Subclass 886 (Skilled – Sponsored) visa, and is nominated by a State or Territory government agency;\n\nthe following:\n\n(i) for the purposes of paragraph 1.15I(1)(a) of the Regulations, each occupation listed in Schedule 4 to this instrument to be a skilled occupation that is applicable to the person; and\n\n(ii) for the purposes of paragraph 1.15I(1)(b) of the Regulations, the number of points listed in Schedule 4 to this instrument corresponding to each specified skilled occupation as the number of points available in respect of that skilled occupation; and\n\n(iii) for the purposes of paragraph 2.26B(1)(a) of the Regulations, the person or body corresponding to each skilled occupation listed in Schedule 4 to this instrument as the relevant assessing authority for that skilled occupation; and\n\n(iv) for the purposes of paragraph 2.26B(1)(b) of the Regulations, the country or countries corresponding to each skilled occupation and relevant assessing authority listed in Schedule 4 to this instrument as the country or countries for which the specified person or body is the relevant assessing authority for the purposes of an application for a skills assessment in that skilled occupation made by a resident of one those countries; AND\n\n6. SPECIFY, for the purposes of item 6A11 of Part 1 of Schedule 6A to the Regulations, each skilled occupation that is specified in Schedule 1A to this instrument that is applicable to the person and for which 60 points are available; AND\n\n7. SPECIFY, for the purposes of item 6A12 of Part 1 of Schedule 6A to the Regulations, each skilled occupation that is specified in Schedule 1A to this instrument that is applicable to the person and for which 50 points are available; AND\n\n8. SPECIFY, for the purposes of item 6A13 of Part 1 of Schedule 6A to the Regulations, each skilled occupation that is specified in Schedule 1A to this instrument that is applicable to the person and for which 40 points are available.\n\nThis instrument number, IMMI 12/068, commences on 1 July 2012.\n\nDated 12 June 2012\n\nCHRIS BOWEN\n\nMinister for Immigration and Citizenship\n\n\\[NOTE 1: Subregulation 1.15I(1) of the Regulations provides that skilled occupation, in relation to a person, means an occupation of a kind that is specified by the Minister in an instrument in writing to be a skilled occupation, for which a number of points specified in the instrument are available, and is applicable to the person in accordance with the specification of the occupation. The Minister has also specified skilled occupations in Instrument IMMI 12/023, IMMI 12/039 and 12/065 (for the purposes of subregulation 1.15I(1)).\n\nNOTE 2: Subregulation 1.15I(2) of the Regulations provides that, without limiting subregulation 1.15I(1) the Minister may specify in the instrument any matter in relation to an occupation, or to a class of persons to which the instrument relates, including that an occupation is a skilled occupation for a class of persons, and that an occupation is a skilled occupation for a person who is nominated by a State or Territory government agency. The Minister has also specified skilled occupations in Instrument IMMI 12/023, IMMI 12/039 and 12/065 (for the purposes of subregulation 1.15I(2)).\n\nNOTE 3: Regulation 2.26AA of the Regulations provides that prescribed qualifications and number of points for certain applications for General Skilled Migration visas applies to an applicant for a points-test General Skilled Migration visa if the applicant is a person, or a person in a class of persons, specified in an instrument in writing made by the Minister and the application is made on or after 1 July 2011 but before 1 July 2012.\n\nNOTE 4: Subregulation 2.26AA(2) of the Regulations provides that Prescribed qualifications and number of points for other applications for General Skilled Migration visas applies to an application for a points-tests General Skilled Migration visa if the applicant is a person, or a person in a class of persons, specified by the Minister in an instrument in writing and the application is made on or after 1 July 2011 but before 1 July 2012 and the applicant’s score is assessed in accordance with Schedule 6B for section 93 of the Act and the applicant’s assessed score in accordance with Schedule 6B is less than the applicable pass mark at the time when the score is assessed.\n\nNOTE 5: Subregulation 2.26AB of the Regulations applies to an applicant for a points-tested General Skilled Migration visa if the application is made on or after 1 July 2011 but before 1 July 2012 and subregulation 2.26AA(2) does not apply.\n\nNOTE 6: Subregulation 2.26B(1) provides that the Minister may, by an instrument in writing, specify a person or body as the relevant assessing authority for a skilled occupation (if the person or body is approved in writing by the Education Minister or the Employment Minister as the relevant assessing authority for the occupation) and one or more countries, for the purposes of an application for a skills assessment made by a resident of one of those countries. The Minister has also specified assessing authorities and countries in instrument IMMI 12/023, IMMI 12/039 and IMMI 12/065 (for the purposes of subregulation 2.26B(1)).\n\nNOTE 7: Education Minister and Employment Minister are defined in regulation 1.03 of the Regulations.\n\nNOTE 8: Subparagraph 1128BA(3)(j)(ii) provides that if an applicant is seeking to satisfy the criteria for the grant of a Subclass 881 (Skilled \\- Australian-sponsored Overseas Student) visa \\- nominates in his or her application a skilled occupation for which at least 50 points are specified by an instrument in writing, as available\n\nNOTE 9: Subitem 1136(3A) provides that an applicant for a Skilled (Residence) (Class VB) visa is nominated by a State or Territory government agency.\n\nNOTE 10: Subparagraphs 1136(3)(bb)(ii), 1136(4)(b)(ii), 1136(5)(b)(ii) and 1136(6)(b)(iii) provide that the applicant has nominated a skilled occupation specified by the Minister in an instrument in writing.\n\nNOTE 11: Subparagraph 1218A(5)(g)(ii) provides that if an applicant meets the requirements of Part 10 of Schedule 6A to these Regulations - nominate a skilled occupation for which at least 50 points are specified by an instrument in writing.\n\nNOTE 12: Subparagraph 1218A(5)(g)(iii) provides that, in any other case - nominate a skilled occupation for which 60 points are specified by an instrument in writing for this subparagraph as available.\n\nNOTE 13: Subitem 1229(3A) provides that an applicant for a Skilled (Provisional) (Class VC) visa is nominated by a State or Territory government agency.\n\nNOTE 14: Subparagraph 1229(3)(ab)(ii) provides that the applicant has nominated a skilled occupation specified by the Minister in an instrument in writing.\n\nNOTE 15: Subparagraphs 1229(4)(b)(ii), 1229(5)(b)(ii), 1229(6)(b)(iii) and 1229(7)(b)(ii) provide that the applicant must nominate a skilled occupation for the applicant that is specified by the Minister in an instrument in writing..\n\nNOTE 16: Item 6A11 provides that the applicant must nominate a skilled occupation, specified by an instrument in writing, in the application for which at least 60 points are available.\n\nNOTE 17: Item 6A12 provides that the applicant must nominate a skilled occupation, specified by an instrument in writing, in the application for which at least 50 points are available.\n\nNOTE 18: Item 6A13 provides that the applicant must nominate a skilled occupation, specified by an instrument in writing, in the application for which at least 40 points are available.\n\nNOTE 19: Schedule 6A is repealed from the Migration Regulations 1994 by the Migration Amendment Regulation 2012 (No 2), with effect from 1 July 2012. However, the repeal will apply only in respect of applications made on and after 1 July 2012 (see Item 101 of Part 1, Schedule 13 (Transitional arrangements) to the Migration Regulations 1994). Schedule 6A will remain in force in respect of applications made before 1 July 2012 and those applications will continue to be decided under the regulations as they were prior to 1 July 2012. This Instrument applies in respect of certain applications that were made between 1 July 2010 and 1 July 2012.\\]","sortOrder":1},{"sectionNumber":"Schedule 1A","sectionType":"subdivision","heading":null,"content":"#### Schedule 1A\n\n(Item (2))\n\n(Specification of skilled occupations, number of points, assessing authorities and countries for the purpose of paragraphs 2(a)(i), 2(a)(ii), 2(a)(iii), 2(a)(iv), 6, 7 and 8 of this instrument)\n\n```html\n

OCCUPATION

ASCO CODE

COUNTRY

ASSESSING AUTHORITY

POINTS

MANAGERS AND ADMINISTRATORS

Child Care Co-ordinator

1295-11

All

TRA

60

Company Secretary

1212-11

All

VETASSESS

50

Construction Project Manager

1191-11

All

VETASSESS

50

Director of Nursing

1292-11

All

ANMC

60

Education Managers (nec)

1293-79

All

VETASSESS

50

Engineering Manager

1221-11

All

Engineers Australia/AIM

60

Environment, Parks and Land Care Manager

1299-17

All

VETASSESS

50

Finance Manager

1211-11

All

CPAA/ICAA/NIA

60

General Manager

1112-11

All

AIM

60

Human Resource Manager

1213-11

All

AIM

60

Information Technology Manager

1224-11

All

ACS

60

Laboratory Manager

1299-13

All

VETASSESS

50

Medical Administrator

1292-13

All

VETASSESS

50

Policy And Planning Manager

1291-11

All

VETASSESS

50

Production Manager (Manufacturing)

1222-11

All

VETASSESS

50

Production Manager (Mining)

1222-13

All

VETASSESS

50

Project Builder

1191-13

All

VETASSESS

50

Regional Education Manager

1293-15

All

VETASSESS

50

Research and Development Manager

1299-11

All

VETASSESS

50

Sales and Marketing Manager

1231-11

All

AIM

60

Sports Administrator

1299-19

All

VETASSESS

50

Supply and Distribution Manager

1223-11

All

AIM

60

Welfare Centre Manager

1299-15

All

VETASSESS

50

PROFESSIONALS

Accountant

2211-11

All

CPAA/ICAA/NIA

60

Accountant - Corporate Treasurer

2213-11

All

CPAA/ICAA/NIA

60

Accountant - External Auditor

2212-11

All

CPAA/ICAA/NIA

60

Accountant - Internal Auditor

2212-13

All

VETASSESS

50

Actuary

2293-15

All

VETASSESS

50

Acupuncturist

2394-13

All

VETASSESS

50

Advertising Specialist

2221-17

All

VETASSESS

50

Agricultural Adviser

2114-21

All

VETASSESS

50

Agricultural Scientist

2114-19

All

VETASSESS

50

Anatomist or Physiologist

2113-11

All

VETASSESS

50

Architect

2121-11

All

AACA

60

Archivist

2299-15

All

VETASSESS

50

\n```\n\n \nSchedule 1A (Continued)\n\n| OCCUPATION | ASCO CODE | COUNTRY | ASSESSING AUTHORITY | POINTS |\n| ------------------------------------------------------------- | --------- | ------- | ------------------- | ------ |\n| Art Teacher (Private) | 2491-11 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Audiologist | 2399-11 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Biochemist | 2113-17 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Botanist | 2113-13 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Building Surveyor | 2549-79 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Business and Information Professionals (nec) | 2299-79 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Careers Counsellor | 2513-17 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Cartographer | 2123-11 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Chemist | 2111-11 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Chiropractor | 2387-11 | All | CCEA | 60 |\n| Community Worker | 2512-13 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Computing Professionals - Applications and Analyst Programmer | 2231-17 | All | ACS | 60 |\n| Computing Professionals - Computer Systems Auditor | 2231-21 | All | ACS | 60 |\n| Computing Professionals (nec) | 2231-79 | All | ACS | 60 |\n| Computing Professionals - Software Designer | 2231-15 | All | ACS | 60 |\n| Computing Professionals - Systems Designer | 2231-13 | All | ACS | 60 |\n| Computing Professionals - Systems Manager | 2231-11 | All | ACS | 60 |\n| Computing Professionals - Systems Programmer | 2231-19 | All | ACS | 60 |\n| Conservator | 2549-11 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Copywriter | 2534-19 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Counsellors (nec) | 2513-79 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Dance Teacher (Private) | 2491-15 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Dental Specialist | 2381-13 | All | ADC | 60 |\n| Dentist | 2381-11 | All | ADC | 60 |\n| Dietician | 2393-11 | All | DAA | 60 |\n| Drama Teacher (Private) | 2491-17 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Drug and Alcohol Counsellor | 2513-13 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Economist | 2522-11 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Editor | 2534-11 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Electorate Officer | 2549-13 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Engineer – Aeronautical Engineer | 2129-11 | All | Engineers Australia | 60 |\n| Engineer – Agricultural Engineer | 2129-13 | All | Engineers Australia | 60 |\n| Engineer – Biomedical Engineer | 2129-15 | All | Engineers Australia | 60 |\n| Engineer – Building and Engineering Professionals (nec) | 2129-79 | All | Engineers Australia | 60 |\n| Engineer – Chemical Engineer | 2129-17 | All | Engineers Australia | 60 |\n\n \nSchedule 1A (Continued)\n\n| OCCUPATION | ASCO CODE | COUNTRY | ASSESSING AUTHORITY | POINTS |\n| ------------------------------------------------------------ | --------- | ------- | ------------------- | ------ |\n| Engineer – Civil Engineer | 2124-11 | All | Engineers Australia | 60 |\n| Engineer – Civil Engineering Technologist | 2128-11 | All | Engineers Australia | 60 |\n| Engineer – Electrical Engineer | 2125-11 | All | Engineers Australia | 60 |\n| Engineer – Electrical or ElectronicsEngineering Technologist | 2128-15 | All | Engineers Australia | 60 |\n| Engineer – Electronics Engineer | 2125-13 | All | Engineers Australia | 60 |\n| Engineer – Engineering Technologists (nec) | 2128-79 | All | Engineers Australia | 60 |\n| Engineer – Industrial Engineer | 2129-19 | All | Engineers Australia | 60 |\n| Engineer – Materials Engineer | 2127-15 | All | Engineers Australia | 60 |\n| Engineer – Mechanical Engineer | 2126-11 | All | Engineers Australia | 60 |\n| Engineer – Mechanical Engineering Technologist | 2128-13 | All | Engineers Australia | 60 |\n| Engineer – Mining Engineer (excluding Petroleum) | 2127-11 | All | Engineers Australia | 60 |\n| Engineer – Naval Architect | 2129-21 | All | Engineers Australia | 60 |\n| Engineer – Petroleum Engineer | 2127-13 | All | Engineers Australia | 60 |\n| Engineer – Production or Plant Engineer | 2126-13 | All | Engineers Australia | 60 |\n| Environmental Health Officer | 2543-13 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Environmental Research Scientist | 2114-11 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Extractive Metallurgist | 2119-15 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Family Counsellor | 2513-15 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Fashion Designer | 2533-11 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Forester | 2114-13 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Geologist | 2112-11 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Geophysicist | 2112-13 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Graphic Designer | 2533-13 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Health Information Manager | 2299-11 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Historian | 2529-11 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Illustrator | 2533-19 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Industrial Designer | 2533-15 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Industrial Relations Officer | 2291-15 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Intelligence Officer | 2299-19 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Interior Designer | 2533-17 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Interpreter | 2529-13 | All | NAATI | 60 |\n| Journalists and Related Professionals (nec) | 2534-79 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Land Economist | 2295-13 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Landscape Architect | 2121-13 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Legal Practitioner – Barrister | 2521-11 | All | SLAA | 60 |\n| Legal Practitioner – Solicitor | 2521-13 | All | SLAA | 60 |\n\n \nSchedule 1A (Continued)\n\n| OCCUPATION | ASCO CODE | COUNTRY | ASSESSING AUTHORITY | POINTS |\n| ------------------------------------------------------------- | --------- | ------- | -------------------------- | ------ |\n| Librarian | 2292-11 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Life Scientists (nec) | 2113-79 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Management Consultant | 2294-11 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Marine Biologist | 2113-19 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Market Research Analyst | 2221-15 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Marketing Specialist | 2221-13 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Master Fisher | 2542-13 | All | VETASSESS | 40 |\n| Materials Scientist | 2119-19 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Mathematician | 2293-11 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Medical Practitioner – General Medical Practitioner | 2311-11 | All | Medical Board of Australia | 60 |\n| Medical Practitioner – Anaesthetist | 2312-11 | All | Medical Board of Australia | 60 |\n| Medical Practitioner – Dermatologist | 2312-13 | All | Medical Board of Australia | 60 |\n| Medical Practitioner – Emergency Medicine Specialist | 2312-15 | All | Medical Board of Australia | 60 |\n| Medical Practitioner – Obstetrician and Gynaecologist | 2312-17 | All | Medical Board of Australia | 60 |\n| Medical Practitioner – Ophthalmologist | 2312-19 | All | Medical Board of Australia | 60 |\n| Medical Practitioner – Paediatrician | 2312-21 | All | Medical Board of Australia | 60 |\n| Medical Practitioner – Pathologist | 2312-23 | All | Medical Board of Australia | 60 |\n| Medical Practitioner – Specialist Physician | 2312-25 | All | Medical Board of Australia | 60 |\n| Medical Practitioner – Psychiatrist | 2312-27 | All | Medical Board of Australia | 60 |\n| Medical Practitioner – Radiologist | 2312-29 | All | Medical Board of Australia | 60 |\n| Medical Practitioner – Surgeon | 2312-31 | All | Medical Board of Australia | 60 |\n| Medical Practitioner – Specialist Medical Practitioners (nec) | 2312-79 | All | Medical Board of Australia | 60 |\n| Medical Scientist | 2115-11 | All | AIMS | 60 |\n| Medical Scientist (Medical Physicist) | 2115-11 | All | ACPSEM | 60 |\n| Meteorologist | 2119-13 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Museum or Gallery Curator | 2549-21 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Music Teacher (Private) | 2491-13 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Natural and Physical Science Professionals (nec) | 2119-79 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Naturopath | 2394-11 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Nurse – Registered Developmental Disability Nurse | 2326-11 | All | ANMC | 60 |\n\n \nSchedule 1A (Continued)\n\n| OCCUPATION | ASCO CODE | COUNTRY | ASSESSING AUTHORITY | POINTS |\n| ---------------------------------------------- | --------- | ------- | ------------------- | ------ |\n| Nurse – Registered Mental Health Nurse | 2325-11 | All | ANMC | 60 |\n| Nurse – Registered Midwife | 2324-11 | All | ANMC | 60 |\n| Nurse – Registered Nurse | 2323-11 | All | ANMC | 60 |\n| Occupational Health and Safety Officer | 2543-11 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Occupational Therapist | 2383-11 | All | COTRB | 60 |\n| Oenologist | 2549-17 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Optometrist | 2384-11 | All | OCANZ | 60 |\n| Organisation and Methods Analyst | 2294-13 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Orthoptist | 2399-13 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Orthotist | 2399-15 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Osteopath | 2387-13 | All | ANZOC | 60 |\n| Park Ranger | 2114-15 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Patents Examiner | 2549-15 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Personnel Consultant | 2291-13 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Personnel Officer | 2291-11 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Pharmacist - Hospital Pharmacist | 2382-11 | All | APharmC | 60 |\n| Pharmacist – Industrial Pharmacist | 2382-13 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Pharmacist - Retail Pharmacist | 2382-15 | All | APharmC | 60 |\n| Physical Metallurgist | 2119-17 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Physicist | 2119-11 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Physiotherapist | 2385-11 | All | ACOPRA/APC | 60 |\n| Podiatrist | 2388-11 | All | APodC | 60 |\n| Policy Analyst | 2299-17 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Print Journalist | 2534-13 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Psychologist - Clinical Psychologist | 2514-11 | All | APS | 60 |\n| Psychologist - Educational Psychologist | 2514-13 | All | APS | 60 |\n| Psychologist - Organisational Psychologist | 2514-15 | All | APS | 60 |\n| Psychologist – Psychologists (nec) | 2514-79 | All | APS | 60 |\n| Public Relations Officer | 2221-11 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Quality Assurance Manager | 2294-15 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Quantity Surveyor | 2122-11 | All | AIQS | 60 |\n| Radio Journalist | 2534-17 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Radiographer - Medical Diagnostic Radiographer | 2391-11 | All | AIR | 60 |\n| Radiographer - Nuclear Medicine Technologist | 2391-15 | All | ANZSNM | 60 |\n| Radiographer - Radiation Therapist | 2391-13 | All | AIR | 60 |\n| Radiographer - Sonographer | 2391-17 | All | AIR | 60 |\n\n \nSchedule 1A (Continued)\n\n```html\n

OCCUPATION

ASCO CODE

COUNTRY

ASSESSING AUTHORITY

POINTS

Records Manager

2299-13

All

VETASSESS

50

Recreation Officer

2549-19

All

VETASSESS

50

Rehabilitation Counsellor

2513-11

All

VETASSESS

50

Sales Representative (Industrial Products)

2222-11

All

VETASSESS

50

Sales Representative (Information and Communication Products)

2222-13

All

VETASSESS

50

Sales Representative (Medical and Pharmaceutical Products)

2222-15

All

VETASSESS

50

Seafarer – Ship's Engineer

2542-15

All

AMSA

40

Seafarer – Ship's Master

2542-11

All

AMSA

40

Seafarer – Ship's Officer

2542-19

All

AMSA

40

Social Professionals (nec)

2529-79

All

VETASSESS

50

Social Worker

2511-11

All

AASW

60

Soil Scientist

2114-17

All

VETASSESS

50

Speech Pathologist

2386-11

All

SPA

60

Statistician

2293-13

All

VETASSESS

50

Surveyor

2123-13

All

SSSI

60

Teacher – Education Officer

2493-11

All

VETASSESS

50

Teacher – Pre-Primary School Teacher

2411-11

All

NOOSR/TA

60

Teacher – Primary School Teacher

2412-11

All

NOOSR/ TA

60

Teacher – Secondary School Teacher

2413-11

All

NOOSR/ TA

60

Teacher – Vocational Education Teacher (Trades)

2422-11

All

TRA

60

Teacher – Vocational Education Teacher (Non-trades)

2422-11

All

VETASSESS

50

Technical Sales Representatives (nec)

2222-79

All

VETASSESS

50

Technical Writer

2534-21

All

VETASSESS

50

Television Journalist

2534-15

All

VETASSESS

50

Training Officer

2291-17

All

VETASSESS

50

Translator

2529-15

All

NAATI

60

Urban and Regional Planner

2523-11

All

VETASSESS

50

Valuer

2295-11

All

VETASSESS

50

Veterinarian

2392-11

All

AVBC

60

Welfare Worker

2512-11

All

AIWCW

60

Zoologist

2113-15

All

VETASSESS

50

ASSOCIATE PROFESSIONALS

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Worker

3493-11

All

VETASSESS

40

Ambulance Officer

3491-11

All

VETASSESS

40

Architectural Associate

3121-13

All

VETASSESS

40

\n```\n\n \nSchedule 1A (Continued)\n\n| OCCUPATION | ASCO CODE | COUNTRY | ASSESSING AUTHORITY | POINTS |\n| ----------------------------------------- | --------- | ------- | ------------------- | ------ |\n| Biomedical Engineering Associate | 3129-11 | All | Engineers Australia | 40 |\n| Branch Accountant (Financial Institution) | 3211-11 | All | VETASSESS | 40 |\n| Building Associate Professional (nec) | 3129-79 | All | VETASSESS | 40 |\n| Building Associate | 3121-11 | All | VETASSESS | 40 |\n| Building Inspector | 3121-17 | All | VETASSESS | 40 |\n| Chef | 3322-11 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Chef - Head Chef | 3322-01 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Chemistry Technical Officer | 3112-11 | All | VETASSESS | 40 |\n| Civil Engineering Associate | 3122-11 | All | Engineers Australia | 40 |\n| Civil Engineering Technician | 3122-13 | All | VETASSESS | 40 |\n| Commodities Trader | 3212-17 | All | VETASSESS | 40 |\n| Computing Support Technician | 3294-11 | All | TRA | 40 |\n| Dental Hygienist | 3492-13 | All | VETASSESS | 40 |\n| Dental Technician | 3492-15 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Dental Therapist | 3492-11 | All | VETASSESS | 40 |\n| Disabilities Services Officer | 3421-17 | All | VETASSESS | 40 |\n| Electrical Engineering Associate | 3123-11 | All | Engineers Australia | 40 |\n| Electrical Engineering Technician | 3123-13 | All | TRA | 40 |\n| Electronic Engineering Associate | 3124-11 | All | Engineers Australia | 40 |\n| Electronic Engineering Technician | 3124-13 | All | TRA | 40 |\n| Engineering Associate Professionals (nec) | 3129-79 | All | Engineers Australia | 40 |\n| Family Support Worker | 3421-19 | All | VETASSESS | 40 |\n| Financial Dealers and Brokers (nec) | 3212-79 | All | VETASSESS | 40 |\n| Financial Institution Branch Manager | 3211-13 | All | VETASSESS | 40 |\n| Financial Investment Adviser | 3213-11 | All | VETASSESS | 40 |\n| Financial Market Dealer | 3212-15 | All | VETASSESS | 40 |\n| Futures Trader | 3212-13 | All | VETASSESS | 40 |\n| Hotel or Motel Manager (Degree Level) | 3323-11 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Hotel or Motel Manager (Diploma Level) | 3323-11 | All | VETASSESS | 40 |\n| Insurance Broker | 3212-19 | All | VETASSESS | 40 |\n| Intensive Care Ambulance Paramedic | 3491-13 | All | VETASSESS | 40 |\n| Interior Decorator | 3999-11 | All | VETASSESS | 40 |\n| Library Technician | 3997-11 | All | VETASSESS | 40 |\n| Massage Therapist | 3494-11 | All | VETASSESS | 40 |\n| Mechanical Engineering Associate | 3125-11 | All | Engineers Australia | 40 |\n\n \nSchedule 1A (Continued)\n\n```html\n

OCCUPATION

ASCO CODE

COUNTRY

ASSESSING AUTHORITY

POINTS

Mechanical Engineering Technician

3125-13

All

TRA

40

Medical Laboratory Technical Officer

3111-11

All

AIMS

40

Metallurgical and Materials Technician

3129-13

All

VETASSESS

40

Mine Deputy

3129-15

All

VETASSESS

40

Museum or Art Gallery Technician

3999-13

All

VETASSESS

40

Office Manager

3291-11

All

VETASSESS

40

Parole or Probation Officer

3421-11

All

VETASSESS

40

Plumbing Engineering Associate

3121-21

All

VETASSESS

40

Plumbing Inspector

3121-19

All

VETASSESS

40

Primary Products Inspector

3991-11

All

VETASSESS

40

Project or Program Administrator

3292-11

All

VETASSESS

40

Property Manager

3293-13

All

VETASSESS

40

Real Estate Agency Manager

3293-11

All

VETASSESS

40

Real Estate Salesperson

3293-15

All

VETASSESS

40

Residential Care Officer

3421-15

All

VETASSESS

40

Safety Inspector

3992-11

All

VETASSESS

40

Stockbroking Dealer

3212-11

All

VETASSESS

40

Surveying and Cartographic Associate

3121-15

All

VETASSESS

40

Youth Worker

3421-13

All

VETASSESS

40

TRADES PERSONS AND RELATED WORKERS

Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (Avionics)

4114-15

All

TRA

60

Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (Mechanical)

4114-11

All

TRA

60

Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (Structures)

4114-13

All

TRA

60

Apparel Cutter

4941-17

All

TRA

60

Automotive Electrician

4212-11

All

TRA

60

Baker

4512-11

All

TRA

60

Binder and Finisher

4913-11

All

TRA

60

Blacksmith

4123-11

All

TRA

60

Boat Builder and Repairer

4981-13

All

TRA

60

Bricklayer

4414-11

All except recognised countries

TRA/VETASSESS

60

Bricklayer

4414-11

Recognised countries

VETASSESS

60

Broadcast Transmitter Operator

4992-17

All

TRA

60

Business Machine Mechanic

4315-13

All

TRA

60

Butcher

4511-11

All

TRA

60

Buttermaker or Cheesemaker

4519-13

All

TRA

60

\n```\n\n \nSchedule 1A (Continued)\n\n| OCCUPATION | ASCO CODE | COUNTRY | ASSESSING AUTHORITY | POINTS |\n| --------------------------------------------------- | --------- | ------------------------------- | ------------------- | ------ |\n| Cabinetmaker | 4922-11 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Cable Jointer | 4313-13 | All except recognised countries | TRA/VETASSESS | 60 |\n| Cable Jointer | 4313-13 | Recognised countries | VETASSESS | 60 |\n| Canvas Goods Maker | 4944-13 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Carpenter | 4411-13 | All except recognised countries | TRA/VETASSESS | 60 |\n| Carpenter | 4411-13 | Recognised countries | VETASSESS | 60 |\n| Carpenter and Joiner | 4411-11 | All except recognised countries | TRA/VETASSESS | 60 |\n| Carpenter and Joiner | 4411-11 | Recognised countries | VETASSESS | 60 |\n| Communications Linesperson | 4316-13 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Confectioner | 4519-15 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Cook | 4513-11 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Drainer | 4431-15 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Dressmaker | 4941-15 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Electrical Powerline Trades person | 4313-11 | All except recognised countries | TRA/VETASSESS | 60 |\n| Electrical Powerline Trades person | 4313-11 | Recognised countries | VETASSESS | 60 |\n| Electrician (Special Class) | 4311-13 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Electronic Equipment Trades person | 4315-11 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Electronic Instrument Trades person (Special Class) | 4314-13 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Electroplater (First Class) | 4126-13 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Engraver | 4115-21 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Farrier | 4123-13 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Fibrous Plasterer | 4412-11 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Fitter | 4112-11 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Flat Glass Tradesperson | 4982-11 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Floor Finisher | 4423-11 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Furniture Finisher | 4929-13 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Furniture Upholsterer | 4942-11 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Gasfitter | 4431-13 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Gem Cutter and Polisher | 4983-13 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| General Clothing Tradesperson | 4941-11 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| General Communications Tradesperson | 4316-11 | All | TRA | 60 |\n\n \nSchedule 1A (Continued)\n\n| OCCUPATION | ASCO CODE | COUNTRY | ASSESSING AUTHORITY | POINTS |\n| ------------------------------------------------ | --------- | ------------------------------- | ------------------- | ------ |\n| General Electrician | 4311-11 | All except recognised countries | TRA/VETASSESS | 60 |\n| General Electrician | 4311-11 | Recognised countries | VETASSESS | 60 |\n| General Electronic Instrument Tradesperson | 4314-11 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| General Fabrication Engineering Tradesperson | 4121-11 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| General Gardener | 4623-11 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| General Mechanical Engineering Tradesperson | 4111-11 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| General Plumber | 4431-11 | All except recognised countries | TRA/VETASSESS | 60 |\n| General Plumber | 4431-11 | Recognised countries | VETASSESS | 60 |\n| Glass Blower | 4982-13 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Graphic Pre-Press Tradesperson | 4911-11 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Greenkeeper | 4622-11 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Gunsmith | 4115-19 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Hairdresser | 4931-11 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Head Gardener | 4623-01 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Jeweller | 4983-11 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Joiner | 4411-15 | All except recognised countries | TRA/VETASSESS | 60 |\n| Joiner | 4411-15 | Recognised countries | VETASSESS | 60 |\n| Landscape Gardener | 4623-13 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Leather Goods Maker | 4944-11 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Lift Mechanic | 4311-15 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Locksmith | 4115-15 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Mechanical Services and Air-conditioning Plumber | 4431-19 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Medical Grade Shoemaker | 4943-13 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Metal Casting Tradesperson | 4125-11 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Metal Fabricator (Boilermaker) | 4122-11 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Metal Machinist (First Class) | 4112-13 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Metal Polisher | 4126-11 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Motor Mechanic | 4211-11 | All except recognised countries | TRA/VETASSESS | 60 |\n| Motor Mechanic | 4211-11 | Recognised countries | VETASSESS | 60 |\n| Nursery person | 4621-11 | All | TRA | 60 |\n\n \nSchedule 1A (Continued)\n\n```html\n

OCCUPATION

ASCO CODE

COUNTRY

ASSESSING AUTHORITY

POINTS

Optical Mechanic

4999-11

All

TRA

60

Painter and Decorator

4421-11

All

TRA

60

Panel Beater

4213-11

All

TRA

60

Pastry cook

4512-13

All

TRA

60

Pattern maker-Grader (Clothing)

4941-19

All

TRA

60

Piano Tuner

4999-17

All

TRA

60

Picture Framer

4929-11

All

TRA

60

Precision Instrument Maker and Repairer

4115-11

All

TRA

60

Pressure Welder

4122-13

All

TRA

60

Printing Machinist

4912-11

All

TRA

60

Refrigeration and Air-conditioning Mechanic

4312-11

All except recognised countries

TRA/VETASSESS

60

Refrigeration and Air-conditioning Mechanic

4312-11

Recognised countries

VETASSESS

60

Roof Plumber

4431-17

All

TRA

60

Roof Slater and Tiler

4413-11

All

TRA

60

Sail Maker

4944-15

All

TRA

60

Saw Maker and Repairer

4115-17

All

TRA

60

Screen Printer

4914-11

All

TRA

60

Sheetmetal Worker (First Class)

4124-11

All

TRA

60

Shipwright

4981-11

All

TRA

60

Shoemaker

4943-11

All

TRA

60

Signwriter

4422-11

All

TRA

60

Small Offset Printer

4912-13

All

TRA

60

Smallgoods Maker

4511-13

All

TRA

60

Solid Plasterer

4415-11

All

TRA

60

Stonemason

4416-13

All

TRA

60

Supervisor, Aircraft Maintenance Engineers

4114-01

All

TRA

60

Supervisor, Automotive Electricians

4212-01

All

TRA

60

Supervisor, Bakers and Pastry cooks

4512-01

All

TRA

60

Supervisor, Bricklayers

4414-01

All except recognised countries

TRA/VETASSESS

60

Supervisor, Bricklayers

4414-01

Recognised countries

VETASSESS

60

Supervisor, Cabinet makers

4922-01

All

TRA

60

Supervisor, Carpentry and Joinery Tradespersons

4411-01

All except recognised countries

TRA/VETASSESS

60

Supervisor, Carpentry and Joinery Tradespersons

4411-01

Recognised countries

VETASSESS

60

\n```\n\n \nSchedule 1A (Continued)\n\n```html\n

OCCUPATION

ASCO CODE

COUNTRY

ASSESSING AUTHORITY

POINTS

Supervisor, Communications Tradespersons

4316-01

All

TRA

60

Supervisor, Electrical Distribution Tradespersons

4313-01

All except recognised countries

TRA/VETASSESS

60

Supervisor, Electrical Distribution Tradespersons

4313-01

Recognised countries

VETASSESS

60

Supervisor, Electricians

4311-01

All except recognised countries

TRA/VETASSESS

60

Supervisor, Electricians

4311-01

Recognised countries

VETASSESS

60

Supervisor, Electronic and Office Equipment Tradespersons

4315-01

All

TRA

60

Supervisor, Electronic Instrument Tradespersons

4314-01

All

TRA

60

Supervisor, Fibrous Plasterers

4412-01

All

TRA

60

Supervisor, Floor Finishers

4423-01

All

TRA

60

Supervisor, Forging Tradespersons

4123-01

All

TRA

60

Supervisor, General Fabrication Engineering Tradespersons

4121-01

All

TRA

60

Supervisor, General Mechanical Engineering Tradespersons

4111-01

All

TRA

60

Supervisor, Hairdressers

4931-01

All

TRA

60

Supervisor, Metal tradepersons

4511-01

All

TRA

60

Supervisor, Metal Casting Tradespersons

4125-01

All

TRA

60

Supervisor, Metal Finishing Tradespersons

4126-01

All

TRA

60

Supervisor, Metal Fitters and Machinists

4112-01

All

TRA

60

Supervisor, Motor Mechanics

4211-01

All except recognised countries

TRA/VETASSESS

60

Supervisor, Motor Mechanics

4211-01

Recognised countries

VETASSESS

60

Supervisor, Painters and Decorators

4421-01

All

TRA

60

Supervisor, Panel Beaters

4213-01

All

TRA

60

Supervisor, Plumbers

4431-01

All except recognised countries

TRA/VETASSESS

60

Supervisor, Plumbers

4431-01

Recognised countries

VETASSESS

60

Supervisor, Precision Metal Tradespersons

4115-01

All

TRA

60

\n```\n\n \nSchedule 1A (Continued)\n\n| OCCUPATION | ASCO CODE | COUNTRY | ASSESSING AUTHORITY | POINTS |\n| -------------------------------------------------------- | --------- | ------------------------------- | ------------------- | ------ |\n| Supervisor, Refrigeration and Air-conditioning Mechanics | 4312-01 | All except recognised countries | TRA/VETASSESS | 60 |\n| Supervisor, Refrigeration and Air-conditioning Mechanics | 4312-01 | Recognised countries | VETASSESS | 60 |\n| Supervisor, Roof Slaters and Tilers | 4413-01 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Supervisor, Sheet metal Tradespersons | 4124-01 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Supervisor, Signwriters | 4422-01 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Supervisor, Solid Plasterers | 4415-01 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Supervisor, Structural Steel and Welding Tradespersons | 4122-01 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Supervisor, Toolmakers | 4113-01 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Supervisor, Vehicle Body Makers | 4215-01 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Supervisor, Vehicle Painters | 4214-01 | All | TRA 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2","sectionType":"subdivision","heading":null,"content":"#### \nSchedule 2\n\n(Item (3))\n\n(Specification of skilled occupations, number of points, assessing authorities and countries for the purpose of subparagraphs 3(e)(i), 3(e)(ii), 3(e)(iii), 3(e)(iv), 3(e)(v), 3(e)(vi), 3(e)(vii), 3(e)(viii), 3(e)(ix) and 6 to this instrument)\n\nPart A\n\n| OCCUPATION | ANZSCO CODE | COUNTRY | ASSESSING AUTHORITY | POINTS |\n| -------------------------------------- | ----------- | ------- | ------------------------------ | ------ |\n| Ship's Engineer | 231212 | All | AMSA | 40 |\n| Ship's Master | 231213 | All | AMSA | 40 |\n| Ship's Officer | 231214 | All | AMSA | 40 |\n| Civil Engineering Draftsperson | 312211 | All | Engineers Australia/VETASSESS | 40 |\n| Civil Engineering Technician | 312212 | All | VETASSESS | 40 |\n| Electrical Engineering Draftsperson | 312311 | All | Engineers Australia | 40 |\n| Electrical Engineering Technician | 312312 | All | TRA | 40 |\n| Dental Hygienist | 411211 | All | VETASSESS | 40 |\n| Dental Therapist | 411214 | All | VETASSESS | 40 |\n| Construction Project Manager | 133111 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Project Builder | 133112 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Medical Administrator | 134211 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Welfare Centre Manager | 134214 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Internal Auditor | 221214 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Actuary | 224111 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Land Economist | 224511 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Valuer | 224512 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Landscape Architect | 232112 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Cartographer | 232213 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Other Spatial Scientist | 232214 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Urban and Regional Planner | 232611 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Agricultural Consultant | 234111 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Agricultural Scientist | 234112 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Forester | 234113 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Chemist | 234211 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Environmental Health Officer | 251311 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Occupational Health and Safety Adviser | 251312 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Audiologist | 252711 | All | VETASSESS | 50 |\n| Engineering Manager | 133211 | All | Engineers Australia/AIM | 60 |\n| Child Care Centre Manager | 134111 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Nursing Clinical Director | 134212 | All | ANMAC (formerly known as ANMC) | 60 |\n\n \nSchedule 2\n\nPart A (Continued)\n\n| OCCUPATION | ANZSCO CODE | COUNTRY | ASSESSING AUTHORITY | POINTS |\n| -------------------------------------------- | ----------- | ------- | ------------------------------------ | ------ |\n| Accountant (General) | 221111 | All | CPA/ICAA/IPA (formerly known as NIA) | 60 |\n| Management Accountant | 221112 | All | CPA/ICAA/IPA (formerly known as NIA) | 60 |\n| Taxation Accountant | 221113 | All | CPA/ICAA/IPA (formerly known as NIA) | 60 |\n| External Auditor | 221213 | All | CPA/ICAA/IPA (formerly known as NIA) | 60 |\n| Architect | 232111 | All | AACA | 60 |\n| Surveyor | 232212 | All | SSSI | 60 |\n| Chemical Engineer | 233111 | All | Engineers Australia | 60 |\n| Materials Engineer | 233112 | All | Engineers Australia | 60 |\n| Civil Engineer | 233211 | All | Engineers Australia | 60 |\n| Quantity Surveyor | 233213 | All | AIQS | 60 |\n| Electrical Engineer | 233311 | All | Engineers Australia | 60 |\n| Electronics Engineer | 233411 | All | Engineers Australia | 60 |\n| Industrial Engineer | 233511 | All | Engineers Australia | 60 |\n| Mechanical Engineer | 233512 | All | Engineers Australia | 60 |\n| Production or Plant Engineer | 233513 | All | Engineers Australia | 60 |\n| Mining Engineer (excluding Petroleum) | 233611 | All | Engineers Australia | 60 |\n| Petroleum Engineer | 233612 | All | Engineers Australia | 60 |\n| Aeronautical Engineer | 233911 | All | Engineers Australia | 60 |\n| Agricultural Engineer | 233912 | All | Engineers Australia | 60 |\n| Biomedical Engineer | 233913 | All | Engineers Australia | 60 |\n| Engineering Technologist | 233914 | All | Engineers Australia | 60 |\n| Naval Architect | 233916 | All | Engineers Australia | 60 |\n| Medical Laboratory Scientist | 234611 | All | AIMS | 60 |\n| Veterinarian | 234711 | All | AVBC | 60 |\n| Physicist (medical physicist only) | 234914 | All | ACPSEM | 60 |\n| Early Childhood (Pre-primary School) Teacher | 241111 | All | NOOSR/AITSL (formerly known as TA) | 60 |\n| Secondary School Teacher | 241411 | All | NOOSR/AITSL (formerly known as TA) | 60 |\n| Medical Diagnostic Radiographer | 251211 | All | AIR | 60 |\n| Medical Radiation Therapist | 251212 | All | AIR | 60 |\n| Nuclear Medicine Technologist | 251213 | All | ANZSNM | 60 |\n\n \nSchedule 2\n\nPart A (Continued)\n\n| OCCUPATION | ANZSCO CODE | COUNTRY | ASSESSING AUTHORITY | POINTS |\n| --------------------------------------- | ----------- | ------- | ----------------------------- | ------ |\n| Sonographer | 251214 | All | AIR | 60 |\n| Hospital Pharmacist | 251511 | All | APharmC | 60 |\n| Retail Pharmacist | 251513 | All | APharmC | 60 |\n| Chiropractor | 252111 | All | CCEA | 60 |\n| Osteopath | 252112 | All | ANZOC | 60 |\n| Dental Specialist | 252311 | All | ADC | 60 |\n| Dentist | 252312 | All | ADC | 60 |\n| Occupational Therapist | 252411 | All | OTC (formerly known as COTRB) | 60 |\n| Physiotherapist | 252511 | All | APC | 60 |\n| Podiatrist | 252611 | All | APodC/ ANZPAC | 60 |\n| Speech Pathologist | 252712 | All | SPA | 60 |\n| General Medical Practitioner | 253111 | All | Medical Board of Australia | 60 |\n| Anaesthetist | 253211 | All | Medical Board of Australia | 60 |\n| Specialist Physician (General Medicine) | 253311 | All | Medical Board of Australia | 60 |\n| Cardiologist | 253312 | All | Medical Board of Australia | 60 |\n| Clinical Haematologist | 253313 | All | Medical Board of Australia | 60 |\n| Medical Oncologist | 253314 | All | Medical Board of Australia | 60 |\n| Endocrinologist | 253315 | All | Medical Board of Australia | 60 |\n| Gastroenterologist | 253316 | All | Medical Board of Australia | 60 |\n| Intensive Care Specialist | 253317 | All | Medical Board of Australia | 60 |\n| Neurologist | 253318 | All | Medical Board of Australia | 60 |\n| Paediatrician | 253321 | All | Medical Board of Australia | 60 |\n| Renal Medicine Specialist | 253322 | All | Medical Board of Australia | 60 |\n| Rheumatologist | 253323 | All | Medical Board of Australia | 60 |\n| Thoracic Medicine Specialist | 253324 | All | Medical Board of Australia | 60 |\n| Specialist Physicians nec | 253399 | All | Medical Board of Australia | 60 |\n| Psychiatrist | 253411 | All | Medical Board of Australia | 60 |\n| Surgeon (General) | 253511 | All | Medical Board of Australia | 60 |\n| Cardiothoracic Surgeon | 253512 | All | Medical Board of Australia | 60 |\n| Neurosurgeon | 253513 | All | Medical Board of Australia | 60 |\n\n \nSchedule 2\n\nPart A (Continued)\n\n| OCCUPATION | ANZSCO CODE | COUNTRY | ASSESSING AUTHORITY | POINTS |\n| ------------------------------------------------ | ----------- | ------- | ------------------------------ | ------ |\n| Orthopaedic Surgeon | 253514 | All | Medical Board of Australia | 60 |\n| Otorhinolaryngologist | 253515 | All | Medical Board of Australia | 60 |\n| Paediatric Surgeon | 253516 | All | Medical Board of Australia | 60 |\n| Plastic and Reconstructive Surgeon | 253517 | All | Medical Board of Australia | 60 |\n| Urologist | 253518 | All | Medical Board of Australia | 60 |\n| Vascular Surgeon | 253521 | All | Medical Board of Australia | 60 |\n| Dermatologist | 253911 | All | Medical Board of Australia | 60 |\n| Emergency Medicine Specialist | 253912 | All | Medical Board of Australia | 60 |\n| Obstetrician and Gynaecologist | 253913 | All | Medical Board of Australia | 60 |\n| Ophthalmologist | 253914 | All | Medical Board of Australia | 60 |\n| Pathologist | 253915 | All | Medical Board of Australia | 60 |\n| Diagnostic & Interventional Radiologist | 253917 | All | Medical Board of Australia | 60 |\n| Radiation Oncologist | 253918 | All | Medical Board of Australia | 60 |\n| Medical Practitioners nec | 253999 | All | Medical Board of Australia | 60 |\n| Midwife | 254111 | All | ANMAC (formerly known as ANMC) | 60 |\n| Nurse Practitioner | 254411 | All | ANMAC (formerly known as ANMC) | 60 |\n| Registered Nurse (Aged Care) | 254412 | All | ANMAC (formerly known as ANMC) | 60 |\n| Registered Nurse (Child and Family Health) | 254413 | All | ANMAC (formerly known as ANMC) | 60 |\n| Registered Nurse (Community Health) | 254414 | All | ANMAC (formerly known as ANMC) | 60 |\n| Registered Nurse (Critical Care and Emergency) | 254415 | All | ANMAC (formerly known as ANMC) | 60 |\n| Registered Nurse (development disability) | 254416 | All | ANMAC (formerly known as ANMC) | 60 |\n| Registered Nurse (Disability and Rehabilitation) | 254417 | All | ANMAC (formerly known as ANMC) | 60 |\n| Registered Nurse (Medical) | 254418 | All | ANMAC (formerly known as ANMC) | 60 |\n\n \nSchedule 2\n\nPart A (Continued)\n\n| OCCUPATION | ANZSCO CODE | COUNTRY | ASSESSING AUTHORITY | POINTS |\n| ------------------------------------------ | ----------- | ------- | ------------------------------ | ------ |\n| Registered Nurse (Medical Practice) | 254421 | All | ANMAC (formerly known as ANMC) | 60 |\n| Registered Nurse (Mental Health) | 254422 | All | ANMAC (formerly known as ANMC) | 60 |\n| Registered Nurse (Perioperative) | 254423 | All | ANMAC (formerly known as ANMC) | 60 |\n| Registered Nurse (Surgical) | 254424 | All | ANMAC (formerly known as ANMC) | 60 |\n| Registered Nurse nec | 254499 | All | ANMAC (formerly known as ANMC) | 60 |\n| ICT Business Analyst | 261111 | All | ACS | 60 |\n| Systems Analyst | 261112 | All | ACS | 60 |\n| Analyst Programmer | 261311 | All | ACS | 60 |\n| Developer Programmer | 261312 | All | ACS | 60 |\n| Software Engineer | 261313 | All | ACS | 60 |\n| Barrister | 271111 | All | SLAA | 60 |\n| Solicitor | 271311 | All | SLAA | 60 |\n| Clinical Psychologist | 272311 | All | APS | 60 |\n| Educational Psychologist | 272312 | All | APS | 60 |\n| Organisational Psychologist | 272313 | All | APS | 60 |\n| Psychologists nec | 272399 | All | APS | 60 |\n| Social Worker | 272511 | All | AASW | 60 |\n| Automotive Electrician | 321111 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Motor Mechanic (General) | 321211 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Diesel Motor Mechanic | 321212 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Motorcycle Mechanic | 321213 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Sheetmetal Trades Worker | 322211 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Metal Fabricator | 322311 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Pressure Welder | 322312 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Welder (First Class) | 322313 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (Avionics) | 323111 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (Mechanical) | 323112 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (Structures) | 323113 | All | TRA | 60 |\n\n \nSchedule 2\n\nPart A (Continued)\n\n| OCCUPATION | ANZSCO CODE | COUNTRY | ASSESSING AUTHORITY | POINTS |\n| --------------------------------------------------- | ----------- | ------- | ------------------- | ------ |\n| Fitter (General) | 323211 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Metal Machinist (First Class) | 323214 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Locksmith | 323313 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Bricklayer | 331111 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Stonemason | 331112 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Carpenter and Joiner | 331211 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Carpenter | 331212 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Joiner | 331213 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Painting Trades Worker | 332211 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Glazier | 333111 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Fibrous Plasterer | 333211 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Solid Plasterer | 333212 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Wall and Floor Tiler | 333411 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Plumber (General) | 334111 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Airconditioning and Mechanical Services Plumber | 334112 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Drainer | 334113 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Gasfitter | 334114 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Roof Plumber | 334115 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Electrician (General) | 341111 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Electrician (Special Class) | 341112 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Lift Mechanic | 341113 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Airconditioning and Refrigeration Mechanic | 342111 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Electrical Linesworker | 342211 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Technical Cable Jointer | 342212 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Electronic Equipment Trades Worker | 342313 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Electronic Instrument Trades Worker (General) | 342314 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Electronic Instrument Trades Worker (Special Class) | 342315 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Boat Builder and Repairer | 399111 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Shipwright | 399112 | All | TRA | 60 |\n| Dental Technician | 411213 | All | TRA | 60 |","sortOrder":3}],"analysis":{"kimi_summary":{"_metrics":{"model":"kimi-k2.5","source":"moonshot-realtime","completionTokens":3201},"content_quality":"ok","complexity_score":8,"scope_assessment":{"changed":false,"description":"This instrument replaces the previous IMMI 11/068 and maintains the same fundamental purpose of specifying skilled occupations, points values, and assessing authorities for General Skilled Migration visas. While it updates the specific occupations listed and their corresponding points, it does not expand beyond the original legislative scope of determining eligibility criteria for skilled migration."},"complexity_factors":["Four separate schedules (1A, 2, 3, 4) containing over 400 distinct occupations with different rules for each","Schedule 2 is split into three parts (A, B, C) with different eligibility criteria for each part","Uses two different occupational classification systems simultaneously: legacy ASCO codes and current ANZSCO codes","Complex time-based conditions: applies to applications made between specific dates (e.g., 1 July 2010 to 1 July 2012) or based on visa held on specific historical dates (e.g., Subclass 485 held on 8 February 2010)","Extensive cross-referencing to specific provisions of the Migration Regulations 1994 (e.g., regulations 1.15I, 2.26AA, 2.26AB)","Conditional logic based on visa subclass, state/territory nomination status, and relationship to primary applicants","Country-specific assessing authority allocations (e.g., 'All except recognised countries' versus 'Recognised countries' for trades)","Over 25 different assessing authorities specified (including Engineers Australia, ACS, TRA, ANMC, various medical boards)"],"plain_english_summary":"This instrument is the official list of occupations Australia recognises for skilled migration. It names which jobs qualify, the points value assigned to each occupation, and which assessing authority must verify qualifications. It applies to General Skilled Migration applicants (and included family) and to different applicant cohorts under varying rules. It matters because being listed — and the occupation’s points — determine whether you can claim occupation points and meet visa eligibility."}},"importantCases":[],"_links":{"self":"/api/acts/f2012l01314","history":"/api/acts/f2012l01314/history","analysis":"/api/acts/f2012l01314/analysis","conflicts":"/api/acts/f2012l01314/conflicts","importantCases":"/api/acts/f2012l01314/important-cases","documents":"/api/acts/f2012l01314/documents"}}