{"id":"F2016L00800","name":"Migration Regulations 1994 - Specification of Occupations, a Person or Body, a Country or Countries - IMMI 16/059","slug":"f2016l00800","collection":"legislative_instrument","jurisdiction":"commonwealth","status":"repealed","isInForce":false,"actNumber":null,"makingDate":null,"administeringDepartment":null,"currentVersion":{"id":328750,"registerId":"commonwealth-F2016L00800-current","compilationNumber":null,"startDate":"2026-04-08","status":"Repealed","reasons":null,"registeredAt":null},"sections":[{"sectionNumber":"Specification of Occupations, a Person o","sectionType":"part","heading":"Specification of Occupations, a Person or Body, a Country or Countries 2016/059","content":"![](image.001.png) \nCommonwealth of Australia\n\n# Specification of Occupations, a Person or Body, a Country or Countries 2016/059\n\n# made under regulation 1.03, subregulation 1.15I(1) and 2.26B(1), paragraphs 2.72(10)(aa) and 2.72B(3)(b), sub-subparagraph 5.19(4)(h)(i)(A), Item 4(a) of the table in subitem 1137(4), Item 4(a) of the table in subitem 1138(4) and Item 4(a) of the table in subitem 1230(4), paragraph 1229(3)(k) and paragraph 186.234(2)(a)\n\nMigration Regulations 1994\n\n# Compilation No. 2\n\nCompilation date: 19 April 2017\n\nInclude amendments up to: Specification of Occupations, a Person or Body, a Country or Countries Amendment Instrument 2017/040\n\nPrepared by the Department of Immigration and Border Protection\n\n \n\n# About this compilation\n\nThis compilation\n\nThis is a compilation of the Specification of Occupations, a Person or Body, a Country or Countries 2016/059 that shows the test of the law as amended and in force on 19 April 2017 (the compilation date).\n\nThe notes at the end of this compilation (the endnotes) include information about amending law and the amendment history of provisions of the compiled law.\n\nUncommenced amendments\n\nThe effect of uncommenced amendments is not shown in the text of the compiled law. Any uncommenced amendments affecting the law are accessible on the Legislation Register (www.legislation.gov.au). The details of amendments made up to, but not commenced at, the compilation date are underlined in the endnotes. For more information on any uncommenced amendments, see the series page on the Legislation Register for the compiled law.\n\nApplication, saving and transitional provisions for provisions and amendments\n\nIf the operation of a provision or amendment of the compiled law is affected by an application, saving or transitional provision that is not included in this compilation, details are included in the endnotes.\n\nModifications\n\nIf the compiled law is modified by another law, the compiled law operates as modified but the modification does not amend the text of the law. Accordingly, this compilation does not show the text of the compiled law as modified. For more information on any modifications, see the series page on the Legislation Register for the compiled law.\n\nSelf-repealing provisions\n\nIf a provision of the compiled law has been repealed in accordance with a provision of the law, details are included in the endnotes.\n\n \nI, PETER DUTTON, Minister for Immigration and Border Protection, acting under \nregulation 1.03, subregulation 1.15I(1) and 2.26B(1), paragraphs 2.72(10)(aa) and 2.72B(3)(b), sub-subparagraph 5.19(4)(h)(i)(A), Item 4(a) of the table in subitem 1137(4), Item 4(a) of the table in subitem 1138(4) and Item 4(a) of the table in subitem 1230(4), paragraph 1229(3)(k) and paragraph 186.234(2)(a) of the Migration Regulations 1994 (the Regulations):\n\n1. REVOKE Instrument IMMI 15/092 (F2015L01059), signed on 25 June 2015 and REVOKE Instrument IMMI 15/108 (F2015L01147), signed on 6 July 2015; and\n2. SPECIFY for the purposes of paragraph 2.72(10)(aa) of the Regulations, the occupations and their corresponding 6-digit code listed in Columns A and B of Schedule 1 and Columns A and B of Schedule 2 to this Instrument; and\n3. SPECIFY, in relation to a person who is issued an invitation on or after 1 July 2016 to make an application for a:\n\na) Subclass 189 Skilled – Independent visa; or\n\nb) Subclass 489 Skilled – Regional (Provisional) visa, if the applicant is not nominated by a State or Territory government agency;\n\nand if applicable, in relation to a spouse or de facto partner of that person:\n\ni) each occupation listed in Column A of Schedule 1 to this Instrument is to be a skilled occupation that is applicable to the person, for the purposes of paragraph 1.15I(1)(a) of the Regulations; and\n\nii) the person or body listed in Column D of Schedule 1 to this Instrument is the relevant assessing authority for the corresponding skilled occupation listed in Column A of Schedule 1 to this instrument, for the purposes of paragraph 2.26B(1)(a) of the Regulations; and\n\niii) the country or countries corresponding to each skilled occupation listed in Column A of Schedule 1 and relevant assessing authority listed in Column D of Schedule 1 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 included in Column C of Schedule 1 to this Instrument, for the purposes of paragraph 2.26B(1)(b) of the Regulations; and\n\niv) each skilled occupation in Column A of Schedule 1 to this instrument that is applicable to the person, for the purposes of Item 4(a) of the table in subitem 1137(4) and Item 4(a) of the table in subitem 1230(4) of Schedule 1 to the Regulations; and\n\n4. SPECIFY, in relation to a person who applies on or after 1 July 2016 for a Subclass 485 Temporary Graduate visa:\n\na) each occupation listed in Column A of Schedule 1 to this Instrument is to be a skilled occupation that is applicable to the person, for the purposes of paragraph 1.15I(1)(a) of the Regulations; and\n\nb) the person or body listed in Column D of Schedule 1 to this Instrument is the relevant assessing authority for the corresponding skilled occupation listed in Column A of Schedule 1 to this Instrument; for the purposes of paragraph 2.26B(1)(a) of the Regulations; and\n\nc) the country or countries corresponding to each skilled occupation listed in Column A of Schedule 1 and relevant assessing authority listed in Column D of Schedule 1 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 included in Column C of Schedule 1 to this Instrument, for the purposes of paragraph 2.26B(1)(b) of the Regulations; and\n\nd) each skilled occupation in Column A of Schedule 1 to this Instrument that is applicable to the person, for the purposes of paragraph 1229(3)(k) of Schedule 1 to the Regulations; and\n\n5. SPECIFY, in relation to a person who is nominated by a State or Territory government agency, or the spouse or de facto partner of a person who is nominated by a State or Territory government agency, and who is issued an invitation, on or after 1 July 2016 to make an application for a:\n\na) Subclass 190 Skilled – Nominated visa; or\n\nb) Subclass 489 Skilled – Regional (Provisional) visa;\n\nand, if applicable, in relation to the spouse or de facto partner of that person:\n\ni) each occupation listed in Column A of Schedule 1 and Column A of Schedule 2 to this Instrument is to be a skilled occupation that is applicable to the person, for the purposes of paragraph 1.15I(1)(a) of the Regulations; and\n\nii) the person or body listed in Column D of Schedule 1 and Column D of Schedule 2 to this Instrument is the relevant assessing authority for the corresponding skilled occupation listed in Column A of Schedule 1 and Column A of Schedule 2 to this Instrument, for the purposes of paragraph 2.26B(1)(a) of the Regulations; and\n\niii) the country or countries corresponding to each skilled occupation listed in Column A of Schedule 1 and Column A of Schedule 2 to this Instrument and relevant assessing authority listed in Column D of Schedule 1 and Column D of 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 of those countries included in Column C of Schedule 1 and Column C of Schedule 2 to this Instrument, for the purposes of paragraph 2.26B(1)(b) of the Regulations; and\n\niv) each skilled occupation in Column A of Schedule 1 and Column A of Schedule 2 to this Instrument that is applicable to the person, for the purposes of Item 4(a) of the table in subitem 1138(4) and Item 4(a) of the table in subitem 1230(4) of Schedule 1 to the Regulations; and\n\n6. SPECIFY for the purposes of sub-subparagraph 5.19(4)(h)(i)(A) of the Regulations, each occupation listed in Column A of Schedule 1 and Column A of Schedule 2 to this Instrument, in relation to an application for approval of a nomination made on or after \n1 July 2016 for a Subclass 186 Employer Nomination Scheme visa; and\n\n7. SPECIFY for the purposes of paragraph 186.234(2)(a) of Schedule 2 to the Regulations, each person or body listed in Column D of Schedule 1 and Column D of Schedule 2 to this Instrument as the assessing authority for the corresponding occupation listed in Column A of Schedule 1 and Column A of Schedule 2 to this Instrument, in relation to a person who applies on or after 1 July 2016 for a Subclass 186 Employer Nomination Scheme visa; and\n\n8. SPECIFY for the purposes of paragraph 2.72B(3)(b) of the Regulations, the occupations and their corresponding 6-digit code listed in Columns A and B of Schedule 1 and Columns A and B of Schedule 2 to this Instrument, in relation to the nominated occupational training in relation to an application made on or after 19 November 2016 for a Subclass 407 (Training) visa;\n\n9. SPECIFY for the purposes of regulation 1.03 of the Regulations, that the meaning of ANZSCO is the Australian and New Zealand Standard Classification of Occupations published by the Australian Bureau of Statistics and current as at 1 July 2016.\n\n10. All specifications in the attached Schedule 1 and Schedule 2 to this Instrument are to be interpreted according to the qualifications in the Notes attached to this Instrument.\n\n \nSCHEDULE 1\n\n#### Medium and Long-term Strategic Skills List (MLTSSL)\n\n(Specification of occupations, countries, and assessing authorities for the purposes of paragraphs 3, 4 and 5, specification of occupations and assessing authorities for the purposes of paragraphs 6 and 7 and specification of occupations and their corresponding 6-digit code for the purposes of paragraphs 2 and 8 of this instrument)\n\n| Column A | Column B | Column C | Column D |\n| ---------------------------------------------------- | ----------- | -------- | ------------------------------ |\n| OCCUPATION | ANZSCO CODE | COUNTRY | ASSESSING AUTHORITY |\n| Construction Project Manager | 133111 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Project Builder (See Note 25) | 133112 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Engineering Manager | 133211 | All | Engineers Australia/AIM |\n| Production Manager (Mining) (See Note 25) | 133513 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Child Care Centre Manager | 134111 | All | TRA |\n| Medical Administrator (See Note 25) | 134211 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Nursing Clinical Director | 134212 | All | ANMAC |\n| Primary Health Organisation Manager | 134213 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Welfare Centre Manager | 134214 | All | ACWA/VETASSESS |\n| Accountant (General) (See Note 5) | 221111 | All | CPA/ICAA/IPA |\n| Management Accountant | 221112 | All | CPA/ICAA/IPA |\n| Taxation Accountant | 221113 | All | CPA/ICAA/IPA |\n| External Auditor | 221213 | All | CPA/ICAA/IPA |\n| Internal Auditor | 221214 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Actuary | 224111 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Land Economist | 224511 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Valuer | 224512 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Ship's Engineer (See Note 25) | 231212 | All | AMSA |\n| Ship's Master (See Note 25) | 231213 | All | AMSA |\n| Ship's Officer (See Note 25) | 231214 | All | AMSA |\n| Architect | 232111 | All | AACA |\n| Landscape Architect | 232112 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Surveyor | 232212 | All | SSSI |\n| Cartographer | 232213 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Other Spatial Scientist | 232214 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Chemical Engineer (See Note 25) | 233111 | All | Engineers Australia |\n| Materials Engineer (See Note 25) | 233112 | All | Engineers Australia |\n| Civil Engineer | 233211 | All | Engineers Australia |\n| Geotechnical Engineer | 233212 | All | Engineers Australia |\n| Quantity Surveyor | 233213 | All | AIQS |\n| Structural Engineer | 233214 | All | Engineers Australia |\n| Transport Engineer | 233215 | All | Engineers Australia |\n| Electrical Engineer | 233311 | All | Engineers Australia |\n| Electronics Engineer (See Note 25) | 233411 | All | Engineers Australia |\n| Industrial Engineer (See Note 25) | 233511 | All | Engineers Australia |\n| Mechanical Engineer | 233512 | All | Engineers Australia |\n| Production or Plant Engineer (See Note 25) | 233513 | All | Engineers Australia |\n| Aeronautical Engineer | 233911 | All | Engineers Australia |\n| Agricultural Engineer | 233912 | All | Engineers Australia |\n| Biomedical Engineer | 233913 | All | Engineers Australia |\n| Engineering Technologist | 233914 | All | Engineers Australia |\n| Environmental Engineer | 233915 | All | Engineers Australia |\n| Naval Architect | 233916 | All | Engineers Australia |\n| Agricultural Consultant | 234111 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Agricultural Scientist | 234112 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Forester | 234113 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Medical Laboratory Scientist | 234611 | All | AIMS |\n| Veterinarian | 234711 | All | AVBC |\n| Physicist (Medical Physicist only) | 234914 | All | ACPSEM |\n| Early Childhood (Pre-Primary School) Teacher | 241111 | All | AITSL |\n| Secondary School Teacher | 241411 | All | AITSL |\n| Special Needs Teacher | 241511 | All | AITSL |\n| Teacher of the Hearing Impaired | 241512 | All | AITSL |\n| Teacher of the Sight Impaired | 241513 | All | AITSL |\n| Special Education Teachers (nec) | 241599 | All | AITSL |\n| Medical Diagnostic Radiographer | 251211 | All | AIR |\n| Medical Radiation Therapist | 251212 | All | AIR |\n| Nuclear Medicine Technologist | 251213 | All | ANZSNM |\n| Sonographer | 251214 | All | AIR |\n| Optometrist | 251411 | All | OCANZ |\n| Orthotist or Prosthetist | 251912 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Chiropractor | 252111 | All | CCEA |\n| Osteopath | 252112 | All | ANZOC |\n| Occupational Therapist | 252411 | All | OTC |\n| Physiotherapist | 252511 | All | APC |\n| Podiatrist | 252611 | All | APodC/ANZPAC |\n| Audiologist | 252711 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Speech Pathologist | 252712 | All | SPA |\n| General Practitioner | 253111 | All | Medical Board of Australia |\n| Anaesthetist | 253211 | All | Medical Board of Australia |\n| Specialist Physician (General Medicine) | 253311 | All | Medical Board of Australia |\n| Cardiologist | 253312 | All | Medical Board of Australia |\n| Clinical Haematologist | 253313 | All | Medical Board of Australia |\n| Medical Oncologist | 253314 | All | Medical Board of Australia |\n| Endocrinologist | 253315 | All | Medical Board of Australia |\n| Gastroenterologist | 253316 | All | Medical Board of Australia |\n| Intensive Care Specialist | 253317 | All | Medical Board of Australia |\n| Neurologist | 253318 | All | Medical Board of Australia |\n| Paediatrician | 253321 | All | Medical Board of Australia |\n| Renal Medicine Specialist | 253322 | All | Medical Board of Australia |\n| Rheumatologist | 253323 | All | Medical Board of Australia |\n| Thoracic Medicine Specialist | 253324 | All | Medical Board of Australia |\n| Specialist Physicians (nec) | 253399 | All | Medical Board of Australia |\n| Psychiatrist | 253411 | All | Medical Board of Australia |\n| Surgeon (General) | 253511 | All | Medical Board of Australia |\n| Cardiothoracic Surgeon | 253512 | All | Medical Board of Australia |\n| Neurosurgeon | 253513 | All | Medical Board of Australia |\n| Orthopaedic Surgeon | 253514 | All | Medical Board of Australia |\n| Otorhinolaryngologist | 253515 | All | Medical Board of Australia |\n| Paediatric Surgeon | 253516 | All | Medical Board of Australia |\n| Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeon | 253517 | All | Medical Board of Australia |\n| Urologist | 253518 | All | Medical Board of Australia |\n| Vascular Surgeon | 253521 | All | Medical Board of Australia |\n| Dermatologist | 253911 | All | Medical Board of Australia |\n| Emergency Medicine Specialist | 253912 | All | Medical Board of Australia |\n| Obstetrician & Gynaecologist | 253913 | All | Medical Board of Australia |\n| Ophthalmologist | 253914 | All | Medical Board of Australia |\n| Pathologist | 253915 | All | Medical Board of Australia |\n| Diagnostic & Interventional Radiologist | 253917 | All | Medical Board of Australia |\n| Radiation Oncologist | 253918 | All | Medical Board of Australia |\n| Medical Practitioners (nec) | 253999 | All | Medical Board of Australia |\n| Midwife | 254111 | All | ANMAC |\n| Nurse Practitioner | 254411 | All | ANMAC |\n| Registered Nurse (Aged Care) | 254412 | All | ANMAC |\n| Registered Nurse (Child & Family Health) | 254413 | All | ANMAC |\n| Registered Nurse (Community Health) | 254414 | All | ANMAC |\n| Registered Nurse (Critical Care & Emergency) | 254415 | All | ANMAC |\n| Registered Nurse (Developmental Disability) | 254416 | All | ANMAC |\n| Registered Nurse (Disability & Rehabilitation) | 254417 | All | ANMAC |\n| Registered Nurse (Medical) | 254418 | All | ANMAC |\n| Registered Nurse (Medical Practice) | 254421 | All | ANMAC |\n| Registered Nurse (Mental Health) | 254422 | All | ANMAC |\n| Registered Nurse (Perioperative) | 254423 | All | ANMAC |\n| Registered Nurse (Surgical) | 254424 | All | ANMAC |\n| Registered Nurse (Paediatrics) | 254425 | All | ANMAC |\n| Registered Nurses (nec) | 254499 | All | ANMAC |\n| ICT Business Analyst | 261111 | All | ACS |\n| Systems Analyst | 261112 | All | ACS |\n| Analyst Programmer | 261311 | All | ACS |\n| Developer Programmer | 261312 | All | ACS |\n| Software Engineer | 261313 | All | ACS |\n| Computer Network & Systems Engineer | 263111 | All | ACS |\n| Telecommunications Engineer | 263311 | All | Engineers Australia |\n| Telecommunications Network Engineer | 263312 | All | Engineers Australia |\n| Barrister | 271111 | All | SLAA |\n| Solicitor | 271311 | All | SLAA |\n| Clinical Psychologist | 272311 | All | APS |\n| Educational Psychologist | 272312 | All | APS |\n| Organisational Psychologist | 272313 | All | APS |\n| Psychotherapist | 272314 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Psychologists (nec) | 272399 | All | APS |\n| Social Worker | 272511 | All | AASW |\n| Civil Engineering Draftsperson | 312211 | All | Engineers Australia/ VETASSESS |\n| Civil Engineering Technician (See Note 25) | 312212 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Electrical Engineering Draftsperson | 312311 | All | Engineers Australia |\n| Electrical Engineering Technician | 312312 | All | TRA |\n| Radio Communications Technician | 313211 | All | TRA |\n| Telecommunications Field Engineer | 313212 | All | Engineers Australia |\n| Telecommunications Network Planner (See Note 25) | 313213 | All | Engineers Australia |\n| Telecommunications Technical Officer or Technologist | 313214 | All | Engineers Australia |\n| Automotive Electrician | 321111 | All | TRA |\n| Motor Mechanic (General) | 321211 | All | TRA |\n| Diesel Motor Mechanic | 321212 | All | TRA |\n| Motorcycle Mechanic | 321213 | All | TRA |\n| Small Engine Mechanic | 321214 | All | TRA |\n| Sheetmetal Trades Worker | 322211 | All | TRA |\n| Metal Fabricator | 322311 | All | TRA |\n| Pressure Welder (See Note 25) | 322312 | All | TRA |\n| Welder (First Class) | 322313 | All | TRA |\n| Fitter (General) | 323211 | All | TRA |\n| Fitter & Turner | 323212 | All | TRA |\n| Fitter-Welder | 323213 | All | TRA |\n| Metal Machinist (First Class) | 323214 | All | TRA |\n| Locksmith | 323313 | All | TRA |\n| Panelbeater | 324111 | All | TRA |\n| Bricklayer | 331111 | All | TRA |\n| Stonemason (See Note 25) | 331112 | All | TRA |\n| Carpenter & Joiner | 331211 | All | TRA |\n| Carpenter | 331212 | All | TRA |\n| Joiner | 331213 | All | TRA |\n| Painting Trades Workers | 332211 | All | TRA |\n| Glazier | 333111 | All | TRA |\n| Fibrous Plasterer | 333211 | All | TRA |\n| Solid Plasterer | 333212 | All | TRA |\n| Wall & Floor Tiler | 333411 | All | TRA |\n| Plumber (General) | 334111 | All | TRA |\n| Airconditioning & Mechanical Services Plumber | 334112 | All | TRA |\n| Drainer | 334113 | All | TRA |\n| Gasfitter | 334114 | All | TRA |\n| Roof Plumber | 334115 | All | TRA |\n| Electrician (General) | 341111 | All | TRA |\n| Electrician (Special Class) | 341112 | All | TRA |\n| Lift Mechanic | 341113 | All | TRA |\n| Airconditioning & Refrigeration Mechanic | 342111 | All | TRA |\n| Electrical Linesworker (See Note 25) | 342211 | All | TRA |\n| Technical Cable Jointer | 342212 | All | TRA |\n| Electronic Equipment Trades Worker | 342313 | All | TRA |\n| Electronic Instrument Trades Worker (General) | 342314 | All | TRA |\n| Electronic Instrument Trades Worker (Special Class) | 342315 | All | TRA |\n| Chef (See Note 11 and Note 24) | 351311 | All | TRA |\n| Cabinetmaker | 394111 | All | TRA |\n| Boat Builder & Repairer | 399111 | All | TRA |\n| Shipwright | 399112 | All | TRA |\n\nSCHEDULE 2\n\nShort-term Skilled Occupation List (STSOL)\n\n(Specification of occupations, countries, and assessing authorities for the purposes of paragraph 5, specification of occupations and assessing authorities for the purposes of paragraphs 6 and 7 and specification of occupations and their corresponding 6-digit code for the purposes of paragraphs 2 and 8 of this instrument)\n\n| Column A | Column B | Column C | Column D |\n| ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------- | -------- | ----------------------------------- |\n| OCCUPATION | ANZSCO CODE | COUNTRY | ASSESSING AUTHORITY |\n| Chief Executive or Managing Director (See Note 17) | 111111 | All | AIM |\n| Corporate General Manager (See Note 17) | 111211 | All | AIM |\n| Aquaculture Farmer (See Note 12 and Note 26) | 121111 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Cotton Grower(See Note 12 and Note 26) | 121211 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Flower Grower (See Note 12 and Note 26) | 121212 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Fruit or Nut Grower (See Note 12 and Note 26) | 121213 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Grain, Oilseed or Pasture Grower (Aus) / Field Crop Grower (NZ) (See Note 12 and Note 26) | 121214 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Grape Grower (See Note 12 and Note 26) | 121215 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Mixed Crop Farmer (See Note 12 and Note 26) | 121216 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Sugar Cane Grower (See Note 12 and Note 26) | 121217 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Vegetable Grower (Aus) / Market Gardener (NZ) (See Note 12 and Note 26) | 121221 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Crop Farmers (nec) (See Note 12 and Note 26) | 121299 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Apiarist (See Note 12 and Note 26) | 121311 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Beef Cattle Farmer (See Note 12 and Note 26) | 121312 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Dairy Cattle Farmer (See Note 12 and Note 26) | 121313 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Horse Breeder (See Note 12 and Note 26) | 121316 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Mixed Livestock Farmer (See Note 12 and Note 26) | 121317 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Pig Farmer (See Note 12 and Note 26) | 121318 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Poultry Farmer (See Note 12 and Note 26) | 121321 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Sheep Farmer (See Note 12 and Note 26) | 121322 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Livestock Farmers (nec) (See Note 12 and Note 26) | 121399 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Mixed Crop & Livestock Farmer(See Note 12 and Note 26) | 121411 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Sales & Marketing Manager (See Note 10) | 131112 | All | AIM |\n| Advertising Manager | 131113 | All | AIM |\n| Corporate Services Manager (See Note 18) | 132111 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Finance Manager (See Note 20) | 132211 | All | CPAA/ICAA/IPA |\n| Human Resource Manager | 132311 | All | AIM |\n| Manufacturer | 133411 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Production Manager (Forestry) (See Note 26) | 133511 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Supply and Distribution Manager (See Note 23) | 133611 | All | AIM |\n| Health & Welfare Services Managers (nec) | 134299 | All | VETASSESS |\n| School Principal | 134311 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Faculty Head | 134411 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Education Managers (nec) | 134499 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Chief Information Officer | 135111 | All | ACS |\n| ICT Project Manager (See Note 20) | 135112 | All | ACS |\n| ICT Managers (nec) | 135199 | All | ACS |\n| Arts Administrator or Manager | 139911 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Environmental Manager | 139912 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Laboratory Manager | 139913 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Quality Assurance Manager | 139914 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Specialist Managers (nec)except:AmbassadorArchbishopBishop | 139999 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Cafe or Restaurant Manager(See Note 3 and Note 24) | 141111 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Hotel or Motel Manager(See Note 19) | 141311 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Accommodation & Hospitality Managers (nec) | 141999 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Hair or Beauty Salon Manager (See Note 13) | 142114 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Post Office Manager | 142115 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Fitness Centre Manager | 149112 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Sports Centre Manager | 149113 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Customer Service Manager(See Note 10) | 149212 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Conference & Event Organiser(See Note 9) | 149311 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Fleet Manager | 149411 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Transport Company Manager(See Note 16) | 149413 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Facilities Manager (See Note 8) | 149913 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Equipment Hire Manager | 149915 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Dancer or Choreographer | 211112 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Musician (Instrumental) | 211213 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Photographer | 211311 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Visual Arts & Crafts Professionals (nec) | 211499 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Book or Script Editor | 212212 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Director (Film, Television, Radio or Stage) | 212312 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Film & Video Editor | 212314 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Program Director (Television or Radio) | 212315 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Stage Manager | 212316 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Technical Director | 212317 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Video Producer | 212318 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Copywriter | 212411 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Newspaper or Periodical Editor | 212412 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Print Journalist | 212413 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Technical Writer | 212415 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Television Journalist | 212416 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Journalists & Other Writers (nec) | 212499 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Company Secretary | 221211 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Commodities Trader | 222111 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Finance Broker | 222112 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Insurance Broker | 222113 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Financial Brokers (nec) | 222199 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Financial Market Dealer | 222211 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Stockbroking Dealer | 222213 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Financial Dealers (nec) | 222299 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Financial Investment Adviser | 222311 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Financial Investment Manager | 222312 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Recruitment Consultant(see Note 23) | 223112 | All | VETASSESS |\n| ICT Trainer | 223211 | All | ACS |\n| Mathematician | 224112 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Statistician | 224113 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Gallery or Museum Curator | 224212 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Health Information Manager | 224213 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Records Manager | 224214 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Economist | 224311 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Librarian | 224611 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Management Consultant(See Note 21) | 224711 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Organisation & Methods Analyst | 224712 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Patents Examiner | 224914 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Information and Organisation Professionals (nec) (See Note 20) | 224999 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Advertising Specialist (See Note 20) | 225111 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Marketing Specialist (See Note 10) | 225113 | All | VETASSESS |\n| ICT Account Manager | 225211 | All | VETASSESS |\n| ICT Business Development Manager | 225212 | All | VETASSESS |\n| ICT Sales Representative | 225213 | | VETASSESS |\n| Public Relations Professional | 225311 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Technical Sales Representatives (nec) including, but not limited to, education sales representatives (See Note 15) | 225499 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Fashion Designer | 232311 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Industrial Designer | 232312 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Jewellery Designer | 232313 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Graphic Designer (See Note 20) | 232411 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Illustrator | 232412 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Web Designer | 232414 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Interior Designer | 232511 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Urban & Regional Planner | 232611 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Mining Engineer (excluding Petroleum) | 233611 | All | Engineers Australia |\n| Engineering Professionals (nec) | 233999 | All | Engineers Australia |\n| Chemist | 234211 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Wine Maker (See Note 26) | 234213 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Environmental Consultant | 234312 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Environmental Research Scientist | 234313 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Environmental Scientists (nec) | 234399 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Geologist | 234411 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Botanist | 234515 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Marine Biologist | 234516 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Zoologist | 234518 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Conservator | 234911 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Meteorologist | 234913 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Physicist | 234914 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Primary School Teacher | 241213 | All | AITSL |\n| Middle School Teacher (Aus) / Intermediate School Teacher (NZ) | 241311 | All | AITSL |\n| University Lecturer (Suitable for the position of Research Associate or Research Fellow in a University) (See Note 20) | 242111 | All | VETASSESS |\n| University Tutor | 242112 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Education Adviser | 249111 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Art Teacher (Private Tuition) | 249211 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Dance Teacher (Private Tuition) | 249212 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Music Teacher (Private Tuition) | 249214 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Private Tutors & Teachers (nec) | 249299 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Teacher of English to Speakers of Other Languages | 249311 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Dietitian | 251111 | All | DAA |\n| Nutritionist | 251112 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Occupational Health and Safety Adviser | 251312 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Orthoptist | 251412 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Hospital Pharmacist | 251511 | All | APharmC |\n| Industrial Pharmacist | 251512 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Retail Pharmacist | 251513 | All | APharmC |\n| Health Promotion Officer | 251911 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Health Diagnostic & Promotion Professionals (nec) | 251999 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Acupuncturist | 252211 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Naturopath | 252213 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioner | 252214 | All | Chinese Medicine Board Of Australia |\n| Complementary Health Therapists (nec) | 252299 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Dental Specialist | 252311 | All | ADC |\n| Dentist | 252312 | All | ADC |\n| Resident Medical Officer | 253112 | All | Medical Board of Australia |\n| Nurse Educator | 254211 | All | ANMAC/VETASSESS |\n| Nurse Manager | 254311 | All | ANMAC/VETASSESS |\n| Multimedia Specialist | 261211 | All | ACS |\n| Software Tester (See Note 20) | 261314 | All | ACS |\n| Software & Applications Programmers (nec) | 261399 | All | ACS |\n| Database Administrator | 262111 | All | ACS |\n| ICT Security Specialist | 262112 | All | ACS |\n| Systems Administrator | 262113 | All | ACS |\n| Network Administrator | 263112 | All | ACS |\n| Network Analyst | 263113 | All | ACS |\n| ICT Quality Assurance Engineer | 263211 | All | ACS |\n| ICT Support Engineer (see Note 20) | 263212 | All | ACS |\n| ICT Systems Test Engineer (See Note 20) | 263213 | All | ACS |\n| Judicial & Other Legal Professionals (nec) | 271299 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Careers Counsellor | 272111 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Drug & Alcohol Counsellor | 272112 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Family & Marriage Counsellor | 272113 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Rehabilitation Counsellor | 272114 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Student Counsellor | 272115 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Counsellors (nec) | 272199 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Minister of Religion (See Note 4) | 272211 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Interpreter | 272412 | All | NAATI |\n| Social Professionals (nec) | 272499 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Recreation Officer | 272612 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Welfare Worker | 272613 | All | ACWA |\n| Agricultural Technician (See Note 26) | 311111 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Anaesthetic Technician | 311211 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Cardiac Technician | 311212 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Medical Laboratory Technician | 311213 | All | AIMS |\n| Pharmacy Technician | 311215 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Medical Technicians (nec) | 311299 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Meat Inspector | 311312 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Primary Products Inspectors (nec) (See Note 26) | 311399 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Chemistry Technician | 311411 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Earth Science Technician | 311412 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Life Science Technician | 311413 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Science Technicians (nec) | 311499 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Architectural Draftsperson | 312111 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Building Associate | 312112 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Building Inspector | 312113 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Architectural, Building & Surveying Technicians (nec) | 312199 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Mechanical Engineering Technician (See Note 22) | 312512 | All | TRA |\n| Metallurgical or Materials Technician | 312912 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Mine Deputy | 312913 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Hardware Technician | 313111 | All | TRA |\n| ICT Customer Support Officer | 313112 | All | TRA |\n| Web Administrator | 313113 | All | ACS |\n| Farrier | 322113 | All | TRA |\n| Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (Mechanical) | 323112 | All | TRA |\n| Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (Structures) | 323113 | All | TRA |\n| Textile, Clothing & Footwear Mechanic | 323215 | All | TRA |\n| Metal Fitters & Machinists (nec) | 323299 | All | TRA |\n| Precision Instrument Maker & Repairer | 323314 | All | TRA |\n| Watch & Clock Maker & Repairer | 323316 | All | TRA |\n| Toolmaker | 323412 | All | TRA |\n| Vehicle Body Builder | 324211 | All | TRA |\n| Vehicle Trimmer | 324212 | All | TRA |\n| Roof Tiler | 333311 | All | TRA |\n| Business Machine Mechanic | 342311 | All | TRA |\n| Cabler (Data & Telecommunications) | 342411 | All | TRA |\n| Telecommunications Linesworker | 342413 | All | TRA |\n| Baker (See Note 7) | 351111 | All | TRA |\n| Pastrycook (See Note 7) | 351112 | All | TRA |\n| Cook (See Note 11 and Note 24) | 351411 | All | TRA |\n| Dog Handler or Trainer | 361111 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Animal Attendants & Trainers (nec) (See Note 6) | 361199 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Veterinary Nurse | 361311 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Florist | 362111 | All | TRA |\n| Gardener (General) | 362211 | All | TRA |\n| Arborist | 362212 | All | TRA |\n| Landscape Gardener | 362213 | All | TRA |\n| Greenkeeper | 362311 | All | TRA |\n| Hairdresser (See Note 20) | 391111 | All | TRA |\n| Print Finisher | 392111 | All | TRA |\n| Printing Machinist | 392311 | All | TRA |\n| Upholsterer | 393311 | All | TRA |\n| Furniture Finisher | 394211 | All | TRA |\n| Picture Framer | 394212 | All | TRA |\n| Wood Machinist | 394213 | All | TRA |\n| Wood Machinists & Other Wood Trades Workers (nec) | 394299 | All | TRA |\n| Chemical Plant Operator | 399211 | All | TRA |\n| Power Generation Plant Operator | 399213 | All | TRA |\n| Library Technician | 399312 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Jeweller | 399411 | All | TRA |\n| Camera Operator (Film, Television or Video) | 399512 | All | TRA |\n| Make Up Artist | 399514 | All | TRA |\n| Sound Technician | 399516 | All | TRA |\n| Performing Arts Technicians (nec) | 399599 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Signwriter | 399611 | All | TRA |\n| Ambulance Officer | 411111 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Intensive Care Ambulance Paramedic | 411112 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Dental Technician | 411213 | All | TRA |\n| Diversional Therapist | 411311 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Enrolled Nurse | 411411 | All | ANMAC |\n| Massage Therapist (See Note 14) | 411611 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Community Worker | 411711 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Disabilities Services Officer | 411712 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Family Support Worker | 411713 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Residential Care Officer | 411715 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Youth Worker | 411716 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Diving Instructor (Open Water) | 452311 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Gymnastics Coach or Instructor | 452312 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Horse Riding Coach or Instructor | 452313 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Snowsport Instructor | 452314 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Swimming Coach or Instructor | 452315 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Tennis Coach | 452316 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Other Sports Coach or Instructor | 452317 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Sports Development Officer | 452321 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Footballer | 452411 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Sportspersons (nec) | 452499 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Contract Administrator (See Note 20) | 511111 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Program or Project Administrator | 511112 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Insurance Loss Adjuster | 599612 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Insurance Agent | 611211 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Property Manager | 612112 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Real Estate Agency Principal | 612113 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Real Estate Agent | 612114 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Real Estate Representative | 612115 | All | VETASSESS |\n\n \nNOTES\n\nFor Schedule 1 and Schedule 2\n\nNote 1. ANZSCO means the Australian and New Zealand Standard Classification of Occupations published by the Australian Bureau of Statistics and current as at \n1 July 2016.\n\nNote 2. nec means “not elsewhere classified”.\n\nNote 3. In relation to specifications of occupations for a Subclass 457 – Temporary Work (Skilled) visa, despite paragraph 2 of this instrument, for the purposes of paragraph 2.72(10)(aa) of the Regulations, the specification excludes positions in a limited service restaurant. A limited service restaurant includes, but is not limited to, any of the following:\n\n a) fast food or takeaway food services;\n b) fast casual restaurants;\n c) drinking establishments that offer only a limited food service;\n d) limited service cafes including, but not limited to, coffee shops or mall cafes;\n e) limited service pizza restaurants.\n\nNote 4. Minister of Religion is specified as a skilled occupation only for the purposes of paragraph 2.72B(3)(b) of the Regulations, and only in relation to an application for a Subclass 407 (Training) visa. Minister of Religion is not specified as a skilled occupation in relation to any other visa subclass, despite paragraphs 2, 5, 6 and 8.\n\nNote 5. In relation to specifications of occupations for a Subclass 457 – Temporary Work (Skilled) visa, despite paragraph 2 of this instrument, for the purposes of paragraph 2.72(10)(aa) of the Regulations, the specification excludes any of the following:\n\n a) clerical, book keeper and accounting clerk positions;\n b) positions in a business that have an annual turnover of less than \n AUD 1 million;\n c) positions in a business that have fewer than five employees.\n\nNote 6. In relation to specifications of occupations for a Subclass 457 – Temporary Work (Skilled) visa, despite paragraph 2 of this instrument, for the purposes of paragraph 2.72(10)(aa) of the Regulations, the specification excludes positions related to animal husbandry including, but not limited to, caring for livestock on a farm setting.\n\nNote 7. In relation to specifications of occupations for a Subclass 457 – Temporary Work (Skilled) visa, despite paragraph 2 of this instrument, for the purposes of paragraph 2.72(10)(aa) of the Regulations, the specification excludes positions related to mass or standardised production, including positions based in a franchise or factory, as opposed to specialist production. Positions excluded, but not limited to the following exclusions, are any of the following:\n\n a) positions that involve full or partial production of food product for distribution to another location;\n b) positions that predominantly involve the use of pre-prepared food product from another location.\n\nNote 8. In relation to specifications of occupations for a Subclass 457 – Temporary Work (Skilled) visa, despite paragraph 2 of this instrument, for the purposes of paragraph 2.72(10)(aa) of the Regulations, the specification excludes any of the following:\n\n a) positions that are not located in a commercial building or shopping centre environment;\n b) positions that predominately involve the management of the provision of only one particular service to a facility or managing one particular relationship.\n Example: a position that manages the cleaning contract for a facility but not other contracts relevant to the facility.\n\nNote 9. In relation to specifications of occupations for a Subclass 457 – Temporary Work (Skilled) visa, despite paragraph 2 of this instrument, for the purposes of paragraph 2.72(10)(aa) of the Regulations, the specification excludes any of the following:\n\n a) positions in a business that have an annual turnover of less than AUD 1 million;\n b) positions that have a nominated base salary of less than AUD 65,000.\n\n \n\nNote 10: In relation to specifications of occupations for a Subclass 457 – Temporary Work (Skilled) visa, despite paragraph 2 of this instrument, for the purposes of paragraph 2.72(10)(aa) of the Regulations, the specification excludes any of the following:\n\n a) positions based in a front-line retail setting;\n b) positions that predominately involve direct client transactional interaction on a regular basis;\n c) positions in a business that have an annual turnover of less than AUD 1 million;\n d) positions that have a nominated base salary of less than AUD 65,000.\n\nNote 11. In relation to specifications of occupations for a Subclass 457 – Temporary Work (Skilled) visa, despite paragraph 2 of this instrument, for the purposes of paragraph 2.72(10)(aa) of the Regulations, the specification excludes positions involved in mass production in a factory setting and positions in a limited service restaurant. A limited service restaurant includes, but is not limited to, any of the following:\n\n a) fast food or takeaway food services;\n b) fast casual restaurants;\n c) drinking establishments that offer only a limited food service;\n d) limited service cafes including, but not limited to, coffee shops or mall cafes;\n e) limited service pizza restaurants.\n\nNote 12. In relation to specifications of occupations for a Subclass 457 – Temporary Work (Skilled) visa, despite paragraph 2 of this instrument, for the purposes of paragraph 2.72(10)(aa) of the Regulations, the specification excludes positions that predominantly involve low-skilled tasks.\n\nExamples: fruit picking or packing, feeding of livestock or animals\n\nNote 13: In relation to specifications of occupations for a Subclass 457 – Temporary Work (Skilled) visa, despite paragraph 2 of this instrument, for the purposes of paragraph 2.72(10)(aa) of the Regulations, the specification excludes any of the following:\n\n a) positions that predominately involve hair dressing and/or beauty therapy related non-managerial tasks; or\n b) positions in a business that employ fewer than five employees.\n\n \n\nNote 14: In relation to specifications of occupations for a Subclass 457 – Temporary Work (Skilled) visa, despite paragraph 2 of this instrument, for the purposes of paragraph 2.72(10)(aa) of the Regulations, the specification excludes any of the following:\n\n a) non full-time positions;\n b) positions that are not based in a therapeutic setting;\n c) positions involving the provision of non-medical relaxation massage.\n\nNote 15: In relation to specifications of occupations for a Subclass 457 – Temporary Work (Skilled) visa, despite paragraph 2 of this instrument, for the purposes of paragraph 2.72(10)(aa) of the Regulations, the specification excludes any of the following:\n\n a) positions that are based in a front-line retail setting;\n b) positions that are based in a call centre and do not require a significant technical knowledge of products;\n c) positions that predominantly involve selling educational courses to individual students;\n d) positions that have a nominated base salary of less than AUD 65,000.\n\nNote 16: In relation to specifications of occupations for a Subclass 457 – Temporary Work (Skilled) visa, despite paragraph 2 of this instrument, for the purposes of paragraph 2.72(10)(aa) of the Regulations, the specification excludes any of the following:\n\n a) truck driver positions;\n b) fleet manager positions;\n c) container controller positions;\n d) positions in a business that have an annual turnover of less than AUD 1 million;\n e) positions in a business that have fewer than five employees.\n\nNote 17: In relation to specifications of occupations for a Subclass 457 – Temporary Work (Skilled) visa, despite paragraph 2 of this instrument, for the purposes of paragraph 2.72(10)(aa) of the Regulations, the specification excludes any one of the following:\n\n a) positions in a business that have an annual turnover of less than AUD 1 million;\n b) positions in a business that have fewer than five employees;\n c) positions that have a nominated base salary of less than AUD 90,000.\n\nNote 18: In relation to specifications of occupations for a Subclass 457 – Temporary Work (Skilled) visa, despite paragraph 2 of this instrument, for the purposes of paragraph 2.72(10)(aa) of the Regulations, the specification excludes any one of the following:\n\n a) positions in a business that have an annual turnover of less than AUD 1 million;\n b) positions in a business that have fewer than five employees;\n c) positions that have a nominated base salary of less than AUD 80,000.\n\nNote 19: In relation to specifications of occupations for a Subclass 457 – Temporary Work (Skilled) visa, despite paragraph 2 of this instrument, for the purposes of paragraph 2.72(10)(aa) of the Regulations, the specification excludes positions that predominately involve responsibility for managing hotel or motel staff. The specification does not exclude positions that predominately involve responsibility for organising and controlling the operations of a hotel or motel that may have limited duties requiring management of hotel or motel staff but is not the main function of the position.\n\nNote 20: In relation to specifications of occupations for a Subclass 457 – Temporary Work (Skilled) visa, despite paragraph 2 of this instrument, for the purposes of paragraph 2.72(10)(aa) of the Regulations, the specification excludes positions that do not require a minimum of two years relevant work experience.\n\nNote 21: In relation to specifications of occupations for a Subclass 457 – Temporary Work (Skilled) visa, despite paragraph 2 of this instrument, for the purposes of paragraph 2.72(10)(aa) of the Regulations, the specification excludes any of the following:\n\n a) positions in a business that have an annual turnover of less than AUD 1 million;\n b) positions in a business that have fewer than five employees.\n\nNote 22: In relation to specifications of occupations for a Subclass 457 – Temporary Work (Skilled) visa, despite paragraph 2 of this instrument, for the purposes of paragraph 2.72(10)(aa) of the Regulations, the specification excludes positions relating to mobile phone repairs.\n\nNote 23: In relation to specifications of occupations for a Subclass 457 – Temporary Work (Skilled) visa, despite paragraph 2 of this instrument, for the purposes of paragraph 2.72(10)(aa) of the Regulations, the specification excludes any of the following:\n\n a) positions in a business with an annual turnover of less than AUD 1 million;\n b) positions in a business with fewer than five employees;\n c) positions that have a nominated base salary of less than AUD 65,000.\n Note 24: In relation to specifications of occupations for Subclass 186 – Employer Nomination Scheme visa, for the purposes of sub-subparagraph 5.19(4)(h)(i)(A) of the Regulations, indicates that, despite paragraph 6, for an application for approval of a nomination for a Subclass 186 visa, the occupation excludes positions in Fast Food or Takeaway Food Service.\n Note 25: These occupations are specified as a skilled occupation only in relation to an application for a visa listed below. These occupations are not specified as a skilled occupation in relation to any other visa subclass, despite paragraphs 2, 5, 6 and 8.\n\n subclass 189 Skilled Independent visa\n subclass 485 Temporary Graduate visa\n subclass 489 Skilled Regional (Provisional), if the applicant is not nominated by a State or Territory government agency.\n\n Note 26: (1) These occupations are specified as a skilled occupation only in relation to an application for a visa or an application for approval of a nomination for a visa listed below. These occupations are not specified as a skilled occupation in relation to any other visa subclass, despite paragraphs 3, 4, 5 and 8.\n\n subclass 457 – Temporary Work (Skilled) visa\n subclass 186 – Employer Nomination Scheme visa\n subclass 489 - Skilled-Regional(Provisional) visa, if the applicant is nominated by a State or Territory government agency.\n\n(2) In relation to specifications of occupations for a Subclass 457 – Temporary Work (Skilled) visa, despite paragraph 2 of this instrument, for the purposes of paragraph 2.72(10)(aa) of the Regulations, the specification only includes positions located in regional Australia.\n\n(Regional Australia is defined in subregulation 5.19(7) of the Migration Regulations 1994.)\n\nAcronym table\n\nThe acronyms used to refer to an Assessing Authority mean:\n\n| Acronym | Expanded meanings |\n| ------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |\n| AACA | Architects Accreditation Council of Australia Inc |\n| AASW | Australian Association of Social Workers |\n| ACOPRA/APC | Australian Council of Physiotherapy Regulating Authorities Ltd/Australian Physiotherapy Council |\n| ACPSEM | Australasian College of Physical Scientist and Engineers in Medicine |\n| ACS | Australian Computer Society |\n| ACWA | Australian Community Workers Association |\n| ADC | Australian Dental Council |\n| AIM | Australian Institute of Management |\n| AIMS | Australian Institute of Medical Scientists |\n| AIQS | Australian Institute of Quantity Surveyors |\n| AIR | Australian Institute of Radiography |\n| AITSL | Australian Institute for Teaching and School Leadership |\n| AMSA | Australian Maritime Safety Authority |\n| ANMAC | Australian Nursing and Midwifery Accreditation Council |\n| ANZOC | Australian and New Zealand Osteopathic Council (Name changed to Australasian Osteopathic Accreditation Council from 6 August 2014) |\n| ANZSNM | Australian and New Zealand Society of Nuclear Medicine |\n| APharmC | Australian Pharmacy Council |\n| APodC/ANZPAC | Australian Podiatry Council/Australian and New Zealand Podiatry Accreditation Council Inc. |\n| APS | Australian Psychological Society |\n| AVBC | Australasian Veterinary Boards Council Inc. |\n| CASA | Civil Aviation Safety Authority |\n| CCEA | Council on Chiropractic Education Australasia Inc. |\n| CPAA | Certified Practising Accountants Australia |\n| DAA | Dieticians Association of Australia |\n| Engineers Australia | Institution of Engineers, Australia |\n| ICAA | Institute of Chartered Accountants of Australia (Name changed to Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand from 31 December 2014) |\n| IPA | Institute of Public Accountants |\n| NAATI | National Accreditation Authority for Translators and Interpreters |\n| OCANZ | Optometry Council of Australia and New Zealand |\n| OTC | Occupational Therapy Council |\n| SLAA | State Legal Admission Authority |\n| SPA | Speech Pathology Association of Australia |\n| SSSI | Surveying and Spatial Sciences Institute |\n| TRA | Trades Recognition Australia |\n| VETASSESS | Vocational Education and Training Assessment Services |\n\nSCHEDULE 3 – APPLICATION ARRANGEMENTS\n\n#### Specification of Occupations, a Person or Body, a Country or Countries Amendment Instrument 2017/040 (IMMI 17/040)\n\nIn relation to paragraphs 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and 8 of this instrument the amendments made by items 1, 2 and 3 of Schedule 1 to the Specification of Occupations, a Person or Body, a Country or Countries Amendment Instrument 2017/040 apply as provided below:\n\n (a) for paragraph 3 of this instrument, in relation to a person who is issued an invitation on or after the commencement of the Specification of Occupations, a Person or Body, a Country or Countries Amendment Instrument 2017/040;\n (b) for paragraph 4 of this instrument, in relation to a person who applies for a subclass 485 Temporary Graduate visa made on or after the commencement of the Specification of Occupations, a Person or Body, a Country or Countries Amendment Instrument 2017/040;\n (c) for paragraph 5, in relation to a person who is issued an invitation on or after the commencement of the Specification of Occupations, a Person or Body, a Country or Countries Amendment Instrument 2017/040;\n (d) for paragraph 6, in relation to an application for approval of a nomination made on or after the commencement of the Specification of Occupations, a Person or Body, a Country or Countries Amendment Instrument 2017/040;\n (e) for paragraph 7, in relation to a person who applies for a subclass 186 Employer Nomination Scheme visa on or after the commencement of the Specification of Occupations, a Person or Body, a Country or Countries Amendment Instrument 2017/040;\n (f) for paragraph 8, in relation to an application for a Subclass 407 (Training) visa made on or after the commencement of the Specification of Occupations, a Person or Body, a Country or Countries Amendment Instrument 2017/040.\n\n \nEndnotes\n\nEndnote 1—About the endnotes\n\nThe endnotes provide information about this compilation and the compiled law.\n\nThe following endnotes are included in every compilation:\n\nEndnote 1—About the endnotes\n\nEndnote 2—Abbreviation key\n\nEndnote 3—Legislation history\n\nEndnote 4—Amendment history\n\nAbbreviation key—Endnote 2\n\nThe abbreviation key sets out abbreviations that may be used in the endnotes.\n\nLegislation history and amendment history—Endnotes 3 and 4\n\nAmending laws are annotated in the legislation history and amendment history.\n\nThe legislation history in endnote 3 provides information about each law that has amended (or will amend) the compiled law. The information includes commencement details for amending laws and details of any application, saving or transitional provisions that are not included in this compilation.\n\nThe amendment history in endnote 4 provides information about amendments at the provision (generally section or equivalent) level. It also includes information about any provision of the compiled law that has been repealed in accordance with a provision of the law.\n\nEditorial changes\n\nThe Legislation Act 2003 authorises First Parliamentary Counsel to make editorial and presentational changes to a compiled law in preparing a compilation of the law for registration. The changes must not change the effect of the law. Editorial changes take effect from the compilation registration date.\n\nIf the compilation includes editorial changes, the endnotes include a brief outline of the changes in general terms. Full details of any changes can be obtained from the Office of Parliamentary Counsel.\n\nMisdescribed amendments\n\nA misdescribed amendment is an amendment that does not accurately describe the amendment to be made. If, despite the misdescription, the amendment can be given effect as intended, the amendment is incorporated into the compiled law and the abbreviation “(md)” added to the details of the amendment included in the amendment history.\n\nIf a misdescribed amendment cannot be given effect as intended, the abbreviation “(md not incorp)” is added to the details of the amendment included in the amendment history.\n\nEndnote 2—Abbreviation key\n\n| ad = added or inserted | o = order(s) |\n| ---------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------- |\n| am = amended | Ord = Ordinance |\n| amdt = amendment | orig = original |\n| c = clause(s) | par = paragraph(s)/subparagraph(s) |\n| C[x] = Compilation No. x | /sub‑subparagraph(s) |\n| Ch = Chapter(s) | pres = present |\n| def = definition(s) | prev = previous |\n| Dict = Dictionary | (prev…) = previously |\n| disallowed = disallowed by Parliament | Pt = Part(s) |\n| Div = Division(s) | r = regulation(s)/rule(s) |\n| ed = editorial change | reloc = relocated |\n| exp = expires/expired or ceases/ceased to have | renum = renumbered |\n| effect | rep = repealed |\n| F = Federal Register of Legislation | rs = repealed and substituted |\n| gaz = gazette | s = section(s)/subsection(s) |\n| LA = Legislation Act 2003 | Sch = Schedule(s) |\n| LIA = Legislative Instruments Act 2003 | Sdiv = Subdivision(s) |\n| (md) = misdescribed amendment can be given | SLI = Select Legislative Instrument |\n| effect | SR = Statutory Rules |\n| (md not incorp) = misdescribed amendment | Sub‑Ch = Sub‑Chapter(s) |\n| cannot be given effect | SubPt = Subpart(s) |\n| mod = modified/modification | underlining = whole or part not |\n| No. = Number(s) | commenced or to be commenced |\n\nEndnote 3—Legislation history\n\n| Number and year | Registration | Commencement | Application, saving and transitional provisions |\n| ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | --------------------------- | ------------- | ----------------------------------------------- |\n| Specification of Occupations, a Person or Body, a Country or Countries 2016/059- IMMI 16/059 | 16 May 2016 (F2016L00800) | 1 July 2016 | |\n| Specification of Occupations, a Person or Body, a Country or Countries Amendment Instrument 2016/118- IMMI 16/118 | 18 Nov 2016 (F2016L01787) | 19 Nov 2016 | |\n| Specification of Occupations, a Person or Body, a Country or Countries Amendment Instrument 2017/040 – IMMI 17/040 | 18 April 2017 (F2017L00450) | 19 April 2017 | |\n\nEndnote 4—Amendment history\n\nProvision affected How affected\n\nChapeau rs F2016L01787\n\nItem 8 rs F2016L01787\n\nSch 1 rs F2017L00450\n\nSch 2 rs F2017L00450\n\nNotes rs F2017L00450\n\nSch 3 ad F2017L00450","sortOrder":0},{"sectionNumber":"made under regulation 1.03, subregulatio","sectionType":"part","heading":"made under regulation 1.03, subregulation 1.15I(1) and 2.26B(1), paragraphs 2.72(10)(aa) and 2.72B(3)(b), sub-subparagraph 5.19(4)(h)(i)(A), Item 4(a) of the table in subitem 1137(4), Item 4(a) of the table in subitem 1138(4) and Item 4(a) of the table in subitem 1230(4), paragraph 1229(3)(k) and paragraph 186.234(2)(a)","content":"# made under regulation 1.03, subregulation 1.15I(1) and 2.26B(1), paragraphs 2.72(10)(aa) and 2.72B(3)(b), sub-subparagraph 5.19(4)(h)(i)(A), Item 4(a) of the table in subitem 1137(4), Item 4(a) of the table in subitem 1138(4) and Item 4(a) of the table in subitem 1230(4), paragraph 1229(3)(k) and paragraph 186.234(2)(a)\n\nMigration Regulations 1994","sortOrder":1},{"sectionNumber":"Compilation No. 2","sectionType":"part","heading":"Compilation No. 2","content":"# Compilation No. 2\n\nCompilation date: 19 April 2017\n\nInclude amendments up to: Specification of Occupations, a Person or Body, a Country or Countries Amendment Instrument 2017/040\n\nPrepared by the Department of Immigration and Border Protection","sortOrder":2},{"sectionNumber":"About this compilation","sectionType":"part","heading":"About this compilation","content":"# About this compilation\n\nThis compilation\n\nThis is a compilation of the Specification of Occupations, a Person or Body, a Country or Countries 2016/059 that shows the test of the law as amended and in force on 19 April 2017 (the compilation date).\n\nThe notes at the end of this compilation (the endnotes) include information about amending law and the amendment history of provisions of the compiled law.\n\nUncommenced amendments\n\nThe effect of uncommenced amendments is not shown in the text of the compiled law. Any uncommenced amendments affecting the law are accessible on the Legislation Register (www.legislation.gov.au). The details of amendments made up to, but not commenced at, the compilation date are underlined in the endnotes. For more information on any uncommenced amendments, see the series page on the Legislation Register for the compiled law.\n\nApplication, saving and transitional provisions for provisions and amendments\n\nIf the operation of a provision or amendment of the compiled law is affected by an application, saving or transitional provision that is not included in this compilation, details are included in the endnotes.\n\nModifications\n\nIf the compiled law is modified by another law, the compiled law operates as modified but the modification does not amend the text of the law. Accordingly, this compilation does not show the text of the compiled law as modified. For more information on any modifications, see the series page on the Legislation Register for the compiled law.\n\nSelf-repealing provisions\n\nIf a provision of the compiled law has been repealed in accordance with a provision of the law, details are included in the endnotes.\n\n \nI, PETER DUTTON, Minister for Immigration and Border Protection, acting under \nregulation 1.03, subregulation 1.15I(1) and 2.26B(1), paragraphs 2.72(10)(aa) and 2.72B(3)(b), sub-subparagraph 5.19(4)(h)(i)(A), Item 4(a) of the table in subitem 1137(4), Item 4(a) of the table in subitem 1138(4) and Item 4(a) of the table in subitem 1230(4), paragraph 1229(3)(k) and paragraph 186.234(2)(a) of the Migration Regulations 1994 (the Regulations):\n\n1. REVOKE Instrument IMMI 15/092 (F2015L01059), signed on 25 June 2015 and REVOKE Instrument IMMI 15/108 (F2015L01147), signed on 6 July 2015; and\n2. SPECIFY for the purposes of paragraph 2.72(10)(aa) of the Regulations, the occupations and their corresponding 6-digit code listed in Columns A and B of Schedule 1 and Columns A and B of Schedule 2 to this Instrument; and\n3. SPECIFY, in relation to a person who is issued an invitation on or after 1 July 2016 to make an application for a:\n\na) Subclass 189 Skilled – Independent visa; or\n\nb) Subclass 489 Skilled – Regional (Provisional) visa, if the applicant is not nominated by a State or Territory government agency;\n\nand if applicable, in relation to a spouse or de facto partner of that person:\n\ni) each occupation listed in Column A of Schedule 1 to this Instrument is to be a skilled occupation that is applicable to the person, for the purposes of paragraph 1.15I(1)(a) of the Regulations; and\n\nii) the person or body listed in Column D of Schedule 1 to this Instrument is the relevant assessing authority for the corresponding skilled occupation listed in Column A of Schedule 1 to this instrument, for the purposes of paragraph 2.26B(1)(a) of the Regulations; and\n\niii) the country or countries corresponding to each skilled occupation listed in Column A of Schedule 1 and relevant assessing authority listed in Column D of Schedule 1 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 included in Column C of Schedule 1 to this Instrument, for the purposes of paragraph 2.26B(1)(b) of the Regulations; and\n\niv) each skilled occupation in Column A of Schedule 1 to this instrument that is applicable to the person, for the purposes of Item 4(a) of the table in subitem 1137(4) and Item 4(a) of the table in subitem 1230(4) of Schedule 1 to the Regulations; and\n\n4. SPECIFY, in relation to a person who applies on or after 1 July 2016 for a Subclass 485 Temporary Graduate visa:\n\na) each occupation listed in Column A of Schedule 1 to this Instrument is to be a skilled occupation that is applicable to the person, for the purposes of paragraph 1.15I(1)(a) of the Regulations; and\n\nb) the person or body listed in Column D of Schedule 1 to this Instrument is the relevant assessing authority for the corresponding skilled occupation listed in Column A of Schedule 1 to this Instrument; for the purposes of paragraph 2.26B(1)(a) of the Regulations; and\n\nc) the country or countries corresponding to each skilled occupation listed in Column A of Schedule 1 and relevant assessing authority listed in Column D of Schedule 1 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 included in Column C of Schedule 1 to this Instrument, for the purposes of paragraph 2.26B(1)(b) of the Regulations; and\n\nd) each skilled occupation in Column A of Schedule 1 to this Instrument that is applicable to the person, for the purposes of paragraph 1229(3)(k) of Schedule 1 to the Regulations; and\n\n5. SPECIFY, in relation to a person who is nominated by a State or Territory government agency, or the spouse or de facto partner of a person who is nominated by a State or Territory government agency, and who is issued an invitation, on or after 1 July 2016 to make an application for a:\n\na) Subclass 190 Skilled – Nominated visa; or\n\nb) Subclass 489 Skilled – Regional (Provisional) visa;\n\nand, if applicable, in relation to the spouse or de facto partner of that person:\n\ni) each occupation listed in Column A of Schedule 1 and Column A of Schedule 2 to this Instrument is to be a skilled occupation that is applicable to the person, for the purposes of paragraph 1.15I(1)(a) of the Regulations; and\n\nii) the person or body listed in Column D of Schedule 1 and Column D of Schedule 2 to this Instrument is the relevant assessing authority for the corresponding skilled occupation listed in Column A of Schedule 1 and Column A of Schedule 2 to this Instrument, for the purposes of paragraph 2.26B(1)(a) of the Regulations; and\n\niii) the country or countries corresponding to each skilled occupation listed in Column A of Schedule 1 and Column A of Schedule 2 to this Instrument and relevant assessing authority listed in Column D of Schedule 1 and Column D of 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 of those countries included in Column C of Schedule 1 and Column C of Schedule 2 to this Instrument, for the purposes of paragraph 2.26B(1)(b) of the Regulations; and\n\niv) each skilled occupation in Column A of Schedule 1 and Column A of Schedule 2 to this Instrument that is applicable to the person, for the purposes of Item 4(a) of the table in subitem 1138(4) and Item 4(a) of the table in subitem 1230(4) of Schedule 1 to the Regulations; and\n\n6. SPECIFY for the purposes of sub-subparagraph 5.19(4)(h)(i)(A) of the Regulations, each occupation listed in Column A of Schedule 1 and Column A of Schedule 2 to this Instrument, in relation to an application for approval of a nomination made on or after \n1 July 2016 for a Subclass 186 Employer Nomination Scheme visa; and\n\n7. SPECIFY for the purposes of paragraph 186.234(2)(a) of Schedule 2 to the Regulations, each person or body listed in Column D of Schedule 1 and Column D of Schedule 2 to this Instrument as the assessing authority for the corresponding occupation listed in Column A of Schedule 1 and Column A of Schedule 2 to this Instrument, in relation to a person who applies on or after 1 July 2016 for a Subclass 186 Employer Nomination Scheme visa; and\n\n8. SPECIFY for the purposes of paragraph 2.72B(3)(b) of the Regulations, the occupations and their corresponding 6-digit code listed in Columns A and B of Schedule 1 and Columns A and B of Schedule 2 to this Instrument, in relation to the nominated occupational training in relation to an application made on or after 19 November 2016 for a Subclass 407 (Training) visa;\n\n9. SPECIFY for the purposes of regulation 1.03 of the Regulations, that the meaning of ANZSCO is the Australian and New Zealand Standard Classification of Occupations published by the Australian Bureau of Statistics and current as at 1 July 2016.\n\n10. All specifications in the attached Schedule 1 and Schedule 2 to this Instrument are to be interpreted according to the qualifications in the Notes attached to this Instrument.\n\n \nSCHEDULE 1","sortOrder":3},{"sectionNumber":"Medium and Long-term Strategic Skills Li","sectionType":"subdivision","heading":"Medium and Long-term Strategic Skills List (MLTSSL)","content":"#### Medium and Long-term Strategic Skills List (MLTSSL)\n\n(Specification of occupations, countries, and assessing authorities for the purposes of paragraphs 3, 4 and 5, specification of occupations and assessing authorities for the purposes of paragraphs 6 and 7 and specification of occupations and their corresponding 6-digit code for the purposes of paragraphs 2 and 8 of this instrument)\n\n| Column A | Column B | Column C | Column D |\n| ---------------------------------------------------- | ----------- | -------- | ------------------------------ |\n| OCCUPATION | ANZSCO CODE | COUNTRY | ASSESSING AUTHORITY |\n| Construction Project Manager | 133111 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Project Builder (See Note 25) | 133112 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Engineering Manager | 133211 | All | Engineers Australia/AIM |\n| Production Manager (Mining) (See Note 25) | 133513 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Child Care Centre Manager | 134111 | All | TRA |\n| Medical Administrator (See Note 25) | 134211 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Nursing Clinical Director | 134212 | All | ANMAC |\n| Primary Health Organisation Manager | 134213 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Welfare Centre Manager | 134214 | All | ACWA/VETASSESS |\n| Accountant (General) (See Note 5) | 221111 | All | CPA/ICAA/IPA |\n| Management Accountant | 221112 | All | CPA/ICAA/IPA |\n| Taxation Accountant | 221113 | All | CPA/ICAA/IPA |\n| External Auditor | 221213 | All | CPA/ICAA/IPA |\n| Internal Auditor | 221214 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Actuary | 224111 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Land Economist | 224511 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Valuer | 224512 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Ship's Engineer (See Note 25) | 231212 | All | AMSA |\n| Ship's Master (See Note 25) | 231213 | All | AMSA |\n| Ship's Officer (See Note 25) | 231214 | All | AMSA |\n| Architect | 232111 | All | AACA |\n| Landscape Architect | 232112 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Surveyor | 232212 | All | SSSI |\n| Cartographer | 232213 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Other Spatial Scientist | 232214 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Chemical Engineer (See Note 25) | 233111 | All | Engineers Australia |\n| Materials Engineer (See Note 25) | 233112 | All | Engineers Australia |\n| Civil Engineer | 233211 | All | Engineers Australia |\n| Geotechnical Engineer | 233212 | All | Engineers Australia |\n| Quantity Surveyor | 233213 | All | AIQS |\n| Structural Engineer | 233214 | All | Engineers Australia |\n| Transport Engineer | 233215 | All | Engineers Australia |\n| Electrical Engineer | 233311 | All | Engineers Australia |\n| Electronics Engineer (See Note 25) | 233411 | All | Engineers Australia |\n| Industrial Engineer (See Note 25) | 233511 | All | Engineers Australia |\n| Mechanical Engineer | 233512 | All | Engineers Australia |\n| Production or Plant Engineer (See Note 25) | 233513 | All | Engineers Australia |\n| Aeronautical Engineer | 233911 | All | Engineers Australia |\n| Agricultural Engineer | 233912 | All | Engineers Australia |\n| Biomedical Engineer | 233913 | All | Engineers Australia |\n| Engineering Technologist | 233914 | All | Engineers Australia |\n| Environmental Engineer | 233915 | All | Engineers Australia |\n| Naval Architect | 233916 | All | Engineers Australia |\n| Agricultural Consultant | 234111 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Agricultural Scientist | 234112 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Forester | 234113 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Medical Laboratory Scientist | 234611 | All | AIMS |\n| Veterinarian | 234711 | All | AVBC |\n| Physicist (Medical Physicist only) | 234914 | All | ACPSEM |\n| Early Childhood (Pre-Primary School) Teacher | 241111 | All | AITSL |\n| Secondary School Teacher | 241411 | All | AITSL |\n| Special Needs Teacher | 241511 | All | AITSL |\n| Teacher of the Hearing Impaired | 241512 | All | AITSL |\n| Teacher of the Sight Impaired | 241513 | All | AITSL |\n| Special Education Teachers (nec) | 241599 | All | AITSL |\n| Medical Diagnostic Radiographer | 251211 | All | AIR |\n| Medical Radiation Therapist | 251212 | All | AIR |\n| Nuclear Medicine Technologist | 251213 | All | ANZSNM |\n| Sonographer | 251214 | All | AIR |\n| Optometrist | 251411 | All | OCANZ |\n| Orthotist or Prosthetist | 251912 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Chiropractor | 252111 | All | CCEA |\n| Osteopath | 252112 | All | ANZOC |\n| Occupational Therapist | 252411 | All | OTC |\n| Physiotherapist | 252511 | All | APC |\n| Podiatrist | 252611 | All | APodC/ANZPAC |\n| Audiologist | 252711 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Speech Pathologist | 252712 | All | SPA |\n| General Practitioner | 253111 | All | Medical Board of Australia |\n| Anaesthetist | 253211 | All | Medical Board of Australia |\n| Specialist Physician (General Medicine) | 253311 | All | Medical Board of Australia |\n| Cardiologist | 253312 | All | Medical Board of Australia |\n| Clinical Haematologist | 253313 | All | Medical Board of Australia |\n| Medical Oncologist | 253314 | All | Medical Board of Australia |\n| Endocrinologist | 253315 | All | Medical Board of Australia |\n| Gastroenterologist | 253316 | All | Medical Board of Australia |\n| Intensive Care Specialist | 253317 | All | Medical Board of Australia |\n| Neurologist | 253318 | All | Medical Board of Australia |\n| Paediatrician | 253321 | All | Medical Board of Australia |\n| Renal Medicine Specialist | 253322 | All | Medical Board of Australia |\n| Rheumatologist | 253323 | All | Medical Board of Australia |\n| Thoracic Medicine Specialist | 253324 | All | Medical Board of Australia |\n| Specialist Physicians (nec) | 253399 | All | Medical Board of Australia |\n| Psychiatrist | 253411 | All | Medical Board of Australia |\n| Surgeon (General) | 253511 | All | Medical Board of Australia |\n| Cardiothoracic Surgeon | 253512 | All | Medical Board of Australia |\n| Neurosurgeon | 253513 | All | Medical Board of Australia |\n| Orthopaedic Surgeon | 253514 | All | Medical Board of Australia |\n| Otorhinolaryngologist | 253515 | All | Medical Board of Australia |\n| Paediatric Surgeon | 253516 | All | Medical Board of Australia |\n| Plastic & Reconstructive Surgeon | 253517 | All | Medical Board of Australia |\n| Urologist | 253518 | All | Medical Board of Australia |\n| Vascular Surgeon | 253521 | All | Medical Board of Australia |\n| Dermatologist | 253911 | All | Medical Board of Australia |\n| Emergency Medicine Specialist | 253912 | All | Medical Board of Australia |\n| Obstetrician & Gynaecologist | 253913 | All | Medical Board of Australia |\n| Ophthalmologist | 253914 | All | Medical Board of Australia |\n| Pathologist | 253915 | All | Medical Board of Australia |\n| Diagnostic & Interventional Radiologist | 253917 | All | Medical Board of Australia |\n| Radiation Oncologist | 253918 | All | Medical Board of Australia |\n| Medical Practitioners (nec) | 253999 | All | Medical Board of Australia |\n| Midwife | 254111 | All | ANMAC |\n| Nurse Practitioner | 254411 | All | ANMAC |\n| Registered Nurse (Aged Care) | 254412 | All | ANMAC |\n| Registered Nurse (Child & Family Health) | 254413 | All | ANMAC |\n| Registered Nurse (Community Health) | 254414 | All | ANMAC |\n| Registered Nurse (Critical Care & Emergency) | 254415 | All | ANMAC |\n| Registered Nurse (Developmental Disability) | 254416 | All | ANMAC |\n| Registered Nurse (Disability & Rehabilitation) | 254417 | All | ANMAC |\n| Registered Nurse (Medical) | 254418 | All | ANMAC |\n| Registered Nurse (Medical Practice) | 254421 | All | ANMAC |\n| Registered Nurse (Mental Health) | 254422 | All | ANMAC |\n| Registered Nurse (Perioperative) | 254423 | All | ANMAC |\n| Registered Nurse (Surgical) | 254424 | All | ANMAC |\n| Registered Nurse (Paediatrics) | 254425 | All | ANMAC |\n| Registered Nurses (nec) | 254499 | All | ANMAC |\n| ICT Business Analyst | 261111 | All | ACS |\n| Systems Analyst | 261112 | All | ACS |\n| Analyst Programmer | 261311 | All | ACS |\n| Developer Programmer | 261312 | All | ACS |\n| Software Engineer | 261313 | All | ACS |\n| Computer Network & Systems Engineer | 263111 | All | ACS |\n| Telecommunications Engineer | 263311 | All | Engineers Australia |\n| Telecommunications Network Engineer | 263312 | All | Engineers Australia |\n| Barrister | 271111 | All | SLAA |\n| Solicitor | 271311 | All | SLAA |\n| Clinical Psychologist | 272311 | All | APS |\n| Educational Psychologist | 272312 | All | APS |\n| Organisational Psychologist | 272313 | All | APS |\n| Psychotherapist | 272314 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Psychologists (nec) | 272399 | All | APS |\n| Social Worker | 272511 | All | AASW |\n| Civil Engineering Draftsperson | 312211 | All | Engineers Australia/ VETASSESS |\n| Civil Engineering Technician (See Note 25) | 312212 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Electrical Engineering Draftsperson | 312311 | All | Engineers Australia |\n| Electrical Engineering Technician | 312312 | All | TRA |\n| Radio Communications Technician | 313211 | All | TRA |\n| Telecommunications Field Engineer | 313212 | All | Engineers Australia |\n| Telecommunications Network Planner (See Note 25) | 313213 | All | Engineers Australia |\n| Telecommunications Technical Officer or Technologist | 313214 | All | Engineers Australia |\n| Automotive Electrician | 321111 | All | TRA |\n| Motor Mechanic (General) | 321211 | All | TRA |\n| Diesel Motor Mechanic | 321212 | All | TRA |\n| Motorcycle Mechanic | 321213 | All | TRA |\n| Small Engine Mechanic | 321214 | All | TRA |\n| Sheetmetal Trades Worker | 322211 | All | TRA |\n| Metal Fabricator | 322311 | All | TRA |\n| Pressure Welder (See Note 25) | 322312 | All | TRA |\n| Welder (First Class) | 322313 | All | TRA |\n| Fitter (General) | 323211 | All | TRA |\n| Fitter & Turner | 323212 | All | TRA |\n| Fitter-Welder | 323213 | All | TRA |\n| Metal Machinist (First Class) | 323214 | All | TRA |\n| Locksmith | 323313 | All | TRA |\n| Panelbeater | 324111 | All | TRA |\n| Bricklayer | 331111 | All | TRA |\n| Stonemason (See Note 25) | 331112 | All | TRA |\n| Carpenter & Joiner | 331211 | All | TRA |\n| Carpenter | 331212 | All | TRA |\n| Joiner | 331213 | All | TRA |\n| Painting Trades Workers | 332211 | All | TRA |\n| Glazier | 333111 | All | TRA |\n| Fibrous Plasterer | 333211 | All | TRA |\n| Solid Plasterer | 333212 | All | TRA |\n| Wall & Floor Tiler | 333411 | All | TRA |\n| Plumber (General) | 334111 | All | TRA |\n| Airconditioning & Mechanical Services Plumber | 334112 | All | TRA |\n| Drainer | 334113 | All | TRA |\n| Gasfitter | 334114 | All | TRA |\n| Roof Plumber | 334115 | All | TRA |\n| Electrician (General) | 341111 | All | TRA |\n| Electrician (Special Class) | 341112 | All | TRA |\n| Lift Mechanic | 341113 | All | TRA |\n| Airconditioning & Refrigeration Mechanic | 342111 | All | TRA |\n| Electrical Linesworker (See Note 25) | 342211 | All | TRA |\n| Technical Cable Jointer | 342212 | All | TRA |\n| Electronic Equipment Trades Worker | 342313 | All | TRA |\n| Electronic Instrument Trades Worker (General) | 342314 | All | TRA |\n| Electronic Instrument Trades Worker (Special Class) | 342315 | All | TRA |\n| Chef (See Note 11 and Note 24) | 351311 | All | TRA |\n| Cabinetmaker | 394111 | All | TRA |\n| Boat Builder & Repairer | 399111 | All | TRA |\n| Shipwright | 399112 | All | TRA |\n\nSCHEDULE 2\n\nShort-term Skilled Occupation List (STSOL)\n\n(Specification of occupations, countries, and assessing authorities for the purposes of paragraph 5, specification of occupations and assessing authorities for the purposes of paragraphs 6 and 7 and specification of occupations and their corresponding 6-digit code for the purposes of paragraphs 2 and 8 of this instrument)\n\n| Column A | Column B | Column C | Column D |\n| ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | ----------- | -------- | ----------------------------------- |\n| OCCUPATION | ANZSCO CODE | COUNTRY | ASSESSING AUTHORITY |\n| Chief Executive or Managing Director (See Note 17) | 111111 | All | AIM |\n| Corporate General Manager (See Note 17) | 111211 | All | AIM |\n| Aquaculture Farmer (See Note 12 and Note 26) | 121111 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Cotton Grower(See Note 12 and Note 26) | 121211 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Flower Grower (See Note 12 and Note 26) | 121212 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Fruit or Nut Grower (See Note 12 and Note 26) | 121213 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Grain, Oilseed or Pasture Grower (Aus) / Field Crop Grower (NZ) (See Note 12 and Note 26) | 121214 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Grape Grower (See Note 12 and Note 26) | 121215 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Mixed Crop Farmer (See Note 12 and Note 26) | 121216 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Sugar Cane Grower (See Note 12 and Note 26) | 121217 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Vegetable Grower (Aus) / Market Gardener (NZ) (See Note 12 and Note 26) | 121221 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Crop Farmers (nec) (See Note 12 and Note 26) | 121299 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Apiarist (See Note 12 and Note 26) | 121311 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Beef Cattle Farmer (See Note 12 and Note 26) | 121312 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Dairy Cattle Farmer (See Note 12 and Note 26) | 121313 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Horse Breeder (See Note 12 and Note 26) | 121316 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Mixed Livestock Farmer (See Note 12 and Note 26) | 121317 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Pig Farmer (See Note 12 and Note 26) | 121318 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Poultry Farmer (See Note 12 and Note 26) | 121321 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Sheep Farmer (See Note 12 and Note 26) | 121322 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Livestock Farmers (nec) (See Note 12 and Note 26) | 121399 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Mixed Crop & Livestock Farmer(See Note 12 and Note 26) | 121411 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Sales & Marketing Manager (See Note 10) | 131112 | All | AIM |\n| Advertising Manager | 131113 | All | AIM |\n| Corporate Services Manager (See Note 18) | 132111 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Finance Manager (See Note 20) | 132211 | All | CPAA/ICAA/IPA |\n| Human Resource Manager | 132311 | All | AIM |\n| Manufacturer | 133411 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Production Manager (Forestry) (See Note 26) | 133511 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Supply and Distribution Manager (See Note 23) | 133611 | All | AIM |\n| Health & Welfare Services Managers (nec) | 134299 | All | VETASSESS |\n| School Principal | 134311 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Faculty Head | 134411 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Education Managers (nec) | 134499 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Chief Information Officer | 135111 | All | ACS |\n| ICT Project Manager (See Note 20) | 135112 | All | ACS |\n| ICT Managers (nec) | 135199 | All | ACS |\n| Arts Administrator or Manager | 139911 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Environmental Manager | 139912 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Laboratory Manager | 139913 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Quality Assurance Manager | 139914 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Specialist Managers (nec)except:AmbassadorArchbishopBishop | 139999 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Cafe or Restaurant Manager(See Note 3 and Note 24) | 141111 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Hotel or Motel Manager(See Note 19) | 141311 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Accommodation & Hospitality Managers (nec) | 141999 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Hair or Beauty Salon Manager (See Note 13) | 142114 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Post Office Manager | 142115 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Fitness Centre Manager | 149112 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Sports Centre Manager | 149113 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Customer Service Manager(See Note 10) | 149212 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Conference & Event Organiser(See Note 9) | 149311 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Fleet Manager | 149411 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Transport Company Manager(See Note 16) | 149413 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Facilities Manager (See Note 8) | 149913 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Equipment Hire Manager | 149915 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Dancer or Choreographer | 211112 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Musician (Instrumental) | 211213 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Photographer | 211311 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Visual Arts & Crafts Professionals (nec) | 211499 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Book or Script Editor | 212212 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Director (Film, Television, Radio or Stage) | 212312 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Film & Video Editor | 212314 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Program Director (Television or Radio) | 212315 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Stage Manager | 212316 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Technical Director | 212317 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Video Producer | 212318 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Copywriter | 212411 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Newspaper or Periodical Editor | 212412 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Print Journalist | 212413 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Technical Writer | 212415 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Television Journalist | 212416 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Journalists & Other Writers (nec) | 212499 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Company Secretary | 221211 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Commodities Trader | 222111 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Finance Broker | 222112 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Insurance Broker | 222113 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Financial Brokers (nec) | 222199 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Financial Market Dealer | 222211 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Stockbroking Dealer | 222213 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Financial Dealers (nec) | 222299 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Financial Investment Adviser | 222311 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Financial Investment Manager | 222312 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Recruitment Consultant(see Note 23) | 223112 | All | VETASSESS |\n| ICT Trainer | 223211 | All | ACS |\n| Mathematician | 224112 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Statistician | 224113 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Gallery or Museum Curator | 224212 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Health Information Manager | 224213 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Records Manager | 224214 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Economist | 224311 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Librarian | 224611 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Management Consultant(See Note 21) | 224711 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Organisation & Methods Analyst | 224712 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Patents Examiner | 224914 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Information and Organisation Professionals (nec) (See Note 20) | 224999 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Advertising Specialist (See Note 20) | 225111 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Marketing Specialist (See Note 10) | 225113 | All | VETASSESS |\n| ICT Account Manager | 225211 | All | VETASSESS |\n| ICT Business Development Manager | 225212 | All | VETASSESS |\n| ICT Sales Representative | 225213 | | VETASSESS |\n| Public Relations Professional | 225311 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Technical Sales Representatives (nec) including, but not limited to, education sales representatives (See Note 15) | 225499 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Fashion Designer | 232311 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Industrial Designer | 232312 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Jewellery Designer | 232313 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Graphic Designer (See Note 20) | 232411 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Illustrator | 232412 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Web Designer | 232414 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Interior Designer | 232511 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Urban & Regional Planner | 232611 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Mining Engineer (excluding Petroleum) | 233611 | All | Engineers Australia |\n| Engineering Professionals (nec) | 233999 | All | Engineers Australia |\n| Chemist | 234211 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Wine Maker (See Note 26) | 234213 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Environmental Consultant | 234312 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Environmental Research Scientist | 234313 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Environmental Scientists (nec) | 234399 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Geologist | 234411 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Botanist | 234515 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Marine Biologist | 234516 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Zoologist | 234518 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Conservator | 234911 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Meteorologist | 234913 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Physicist | 234914 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Primary School Teacher | 241213 | All | AITSL |\n| Middle School Teacher (Aus) / Intermediate School Teacher (NZ) | 241311 | All | AITSL |\n| University Lecturer (Suitable for the position of Research Associate or Research Fellow in a University) (See Note 20) | 242111 | All | VETASSESS |\n| University Tutor | 242112 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Education Adviser | 249111 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Art Teacher (Private Tuition) | 249211 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Dance Teacher (Private Tuition) | 249212 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Music Teacher (Private Tuition) | 249214 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Private Tutors & Teachers (nec) | 249299 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Teacher of English to Speakers of Other Languages | 249311 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Dietitian | 251111 | All | DAA |\n| Nutritionist | 251112 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Occupational Health and Safety Adviser | 251312 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Orthoptist | 251412 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Hospital Pharmacist | 251511 | All | APharmC |\n| Industrial Pharmacist | 251512 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Retail Pharmacist | 251513 | All | APharmC |\n| Health Promotion Officer | 251911 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Health Diagnostic & Promotion Professionals (nec) | 251999 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Acupuncturist | 252211 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Naturopath | 252213 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Traditional Chinese Medicine Practitioner | 252214 | All | Chinese Medicine Board Of Australia |\n| Complementary Health Therapists (nec) | 252299 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Dental Specialist | 252311 | All | ADC |\n| Dentist | 252312 | All | ADC |\n| Resident Medical Officer | 253112 | All | Medical Board of Australia |\n| Nurse Educator | 254211 | All | ANMAC/VETASSESS |\n| Nurse Manager | 254311 | All | ANMAC/VETASSESS |\n| Multimedia Specialist | 261211 | All | ACS |\n| Software Tester (See Note 20) | 261314 | All | ACS |\n| Software & Applications Programmers (nec) | 261399 | All | ACS |\n| Database Administrator | 262111 | All | ACS |\n| ICT Security Specialist | 262112 | All | ACS |\n| Systems Administrator | 262113 | All | ACS |\n| Network Administrator | 263112 | All | ACS |\n| Network Analyst | 263113 | All | ACS |\n| ICT Quality Assurance Engineer | 263211 | All | ACS |\n| ICT Support Engineer (see Note 20) | 263212 | All | ACS |\n| ICT Systems Test Engineer (See Note 20) | 263213 | All | ACS |\n| Judicial & Other Legal Professionals (nec) | 271299 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Careers Counsellor | 272111 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Drug & Alcohol Counsellor | 272112 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Family & Marriage Counsellor | 272113 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Rehabilitation Counsellor | 272114 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Student Counsellor | 272115 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Counsellors (nec) | 272199 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Minister of Religion (See Note 4) | 272211 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Interpreter | 272412 | All | NAATI |\n| Social Professionals (nec) | 272499 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Recreation Officer | 272612 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Welfare Worker | 272613 | All | ACWA |\n| Agricultural Technician (See Note 26) | 311111 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Anaesthetic Technician | 311211 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Cardiac Technician | 311212 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Medical Laboratory Technician | 311213 | All | AIMS |\n| Pharmacy Technician | 311215 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Medical Technicians (nec) | 311299 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Meat Inspector | 311312 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Primary Products Inspectors (nec) (See Note 26) | 311399 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Chemistry Technician | 311411 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Earth Science Technician | 311412 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Life Science Technician | 311413 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Science Technicians (nec) | 311499 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Architectural Draftsperson | 312111 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Building Associate | 312112 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Building Inspector | 312113 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Architectural, Building & Surveying Technicians (nec) | 312199 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Mechanical Engineering Technician (See Note 22) | 312512 | All | TRA |\n| Metallurgical or Materials Technician | 312912 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Mine Deputy | 312913 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Hardware Technician | 313111 | All | TRA |\n| ICT Customer Support Officer | 313112 | All | TRA |\n| Web Administrator | 313113 | All | ACS |\n| Farrier | 322113 | All | TRA |\n| Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (Mechanical) | 323112 | All | TRA |\n| Aircraft Maintenance Engineer (Structures) | 323113 | All | TRA |\n| Textile, Clothing & Footwear Mechanic | 323215 | All | TRA |\n| Metal Fitters & Machinists (nec) | 323299 | All | TRA |\n| Precision Instrument Maker & Repairer | 323314 | All | TRA |\n| Watch & Clock Maker & Repairer | 323316 | All | TRA |\n| Toolmaker | 323412 | All | TRA |\n| Vehicle Body Builder | 324211 | All | TRA |\n| Vehicle Trimmer | 324212 | All | TRA |\n| Roof Tiler | 333311 | All | TRA |\n| Business Machine Mechanic | 342311 | All | TRA |\n| Cabler (Data & Telecommunications) | 342411 | All | TRA |\n| Telecommunications Linesworker | 342413 | All | TRA |\n| Baker (See Note 7) | 351111 | All | TRA |\n| Pastrycook (See Note 7) | 351112 | All | TRA |\n| Cook (See Note 11 and Note 24) | 351411 | All | TRA |\n| Dog Handler or Trainer | 361111 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Animal Attendants & Trainers (nec) (See Note 6) | 361199 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Veterinary Nurse | 361311 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Florist | 362111 | All | TRA |\n| Gardener (General) | 362211 | All | TRA |\n| Arborist | 362212 | All | TRA |\n| Landscape Gardener | 362213 | All | TRA |\n| Greenkeeper | 362311 | All | TRA |\n| Hairdresser (See Note 20) | 391111 | All | TRA |\n| Print Finisher | 392111 | All | TRA |\n| Printing Machinist | 392311 | All | TRA |\n| Upholsterer | 393311 | All | TRA |\n| Furniture Finisher | 394211 | All | TRA |\n| Picture Framer | 394212 | All | TRA |\n| Wood Machinist | 394213 | All | TRA |\n| Wood Machinists & Other Wood Trades Workers (nec) | 394299 | All | TRA |\n| Chemical Plant Operator | 399211 | All | TRA |\n| Power Generation Plant Operator | 399213 | All | TRA |\n| Library Technician | 399312 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Jeweller | 399411 | All | TRA |\n| Camera Operator (Film, Television or Video) | 399512 | All | TRA |\n| Make Up Artist | 399514 | All | TRA |\n| Sound Technician | 399516 | All | TRA |\n| Performing Arts Technicians (nec) | 399599 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Signwriter | 399611 | All | TRA |\n| Ambulance Officer | 411111 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Intensive Care Ambulance Paramedic | 411112 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Dental Technician | 411213 | All | TRA |\n| Diversional Therapist | 411311 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Enrolled Nurse | 411411 | All | ANMAC |\n| Massage Therapist (See Note 14) | 411611 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Community Worker | 411711 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Disabilities Services Officer | 411712 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Family Support Worker | 411713 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Residential Care Officer | 411715 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Youth Worker | 411716 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Diving Instructor (Open Water) | 452311 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Gymnastics Coach or Instructor | 452312 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Horse Riding Coach or Instructor | 452313 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Snowsport Instructor | 452314 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Swimming Coach or Instructor | 452315 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Tennis Coach | 452316 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Other Sports Coach or Instructor | 452317 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Sports Development Officer | 452321 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Footballer | 452411 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Sportspersons (nec) | 452499 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Contract Administrator (See Note 20) | 511111 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Program or Project Administrator | 511112 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Insurance Loss Adjuster | 599612 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Insurance Agent | 611211 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Property Manager | 612112 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Real Estate Agency Principal | 612113 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Real Estate Agent | 612114 | All | VETASSESS |\n| Real Estate Representative | 612115 | All | VETASSESS |\n\n \nNOTES\n\nFor Schedule 1 and Schedule 2\n\nNote 1. ANZSCO means the Australian and New Zealand Standard Classification of Occupations published by the Australian Bureau of Statistics and current as at \n1 July 2016.\n\nNote 2. nec means “not elsewhere classified”.\n\nNote 3. In relation to specifications of occupations for a Subclass 457 – Temporary Work (Skilled) visa, despite paragraph 2 of this instrument, for the purposes of paragraph 2.72(10)(aa) of the Regulations, the specification excludes positions in a limited service restaurant. A limited service restaurant includes, but is not limited to, any of the following:\n\n a) fast food or takeaway food services;\n b) fast casual restaurants;\n c) drinking establishments that offer only a limited food service;\n d) limited service cafes including, but not limited to, coffee shops or mall cafes;\n e) limited service pizza restaurants.\n\nNote 4. Minister of Religion is specified as a skilled occupation only for the purposes of paragraph 2.72B(3)(b) of the Regulations, and only in relation to an application for a Subclass 407 (Training) visa. Minister of Religion is not specified as a skilled occupation in relation to any other visa subclass, despite paragraphs 2, 5, 6 and 8.\n\nNote 5. In relation to specifications of occupations for a Subclass 457 – Temporary Work (Skilled) visa, despite paragraph 2 of this instrument, for the purposes of paragraph 2.72(10)(aa) of the Regulations, the specification excludes any of the following:\n\n a) clerical, book keeper and accounting clerk positions;\n b) positions in a business that have an annual turnover of less than \n AUD 1 million;\n c) positions in a business that have fewer than five employees.\n\nNote 6. In relation to specifications of occupations for a Subclass 457 – Temporary Work (Skilled) visa, despite paragraph 2 of this instrument, for the purposes of paragraph 2.72(10)(aa) of the Regulations, the specification excludes positions related to animal husbandry including, but not limited to, caring for livestock on a farm setting.\n\nNote 7. In relation to specifications of occupations for a Subclass 457 – Temporary Work (Skilled) visa, despite paragraph 2 of this instrument, for the purposes of paragraph 2.72(10)(aa) of the Regulations, the specification excludes positions related to mass or standardised production, including positions based in a franchise or factory, as opposed to specialist production. Positions excluded, but not limited to the following exclusions, are any of the following:\n\n a) positions that involve full or partial production of food product for distribution to another location;\n b) positions that predominantly involve the use of pre-prepared food product from another location.\n\nNote 8. In relation to specifications of occupations for a Subclass 457 – Temporary Work (Skilled) visa, despite paragraph 2 of this instrument, for the purposes of paragraph 2.72(10)(aa) of the Regulations, the specification excludes any of the following:\n\n a) positions that are not located in a commercial building or shopping centre environment;\n b) positions that predominately involve the management of the provision of only one particular service to a facility or managing one particular relationship.\n Example: a position that manages the cleaning contract for a facility but not other contracts relevant to the facility.\n\nNote 9. In relation to specifications of occupations for a Subclass 457 – Temporary Work (Skilled) visa, despite paragraph 2 of this instrument, for the purposes of paragraph 2.72(10)(aa) of the Regulations, the specification excludes any of the following:\n\n a) positions in a business that have an annual turnover of less than AUD 1 million;\n b) positions that have a nominated base salary of less than AUD 65,000.\n\n \n\nNote 10: In relation to specifications of occupations for a Subclass 457 – Temporary Work (Skilled) visa, despite paragraph 2 of this instrument, for the purposes of paragraph 2.72(10)(aa) of the Regulations, the specification excludes any of the following:\n\n a) positions based in a front-line retail setting;\n b) positions that predominately involve direct client transactional interaction on a regular basis;\n c) positions in a business that have an annual turnover of less than AUD 1 million;\n d) positions that have a nominated base salary of less than AUD 65,000.\n\nNote 11. In relation to specifications of occupations for a Subclass 457 – Temporary Work (Skilled) visa, despite paragraph 2 of this instrument, for the purposes of paragraph 2.72(10)(aa) of the Regulations, the specification excludes positions involved in mass production in a factory setting and positions in a limited service restaurant. A limited service restaurant includes, but is not limited to, any of the following:\n\n a) fast food or takeaway food services;\n b) fast casual restaurants;\n c) drinking establishments that offer only a limited food service;\n d) limited service cafes including, but not limited to, coffee shops or mall cafes;\n e) limited service pizza restaurants.\n\nNote 12. In relation to specifications of occupations for a Subclass 457 – Temporary Work (Skilled) visa, despite paragraph 2 of this instrument, for the purposes of paragraph 2.72(10)(aa) of the Regulations, the specification excludes positions that predominantly involve low-skilled tasks.\n\nExamples: fruit picking or packing, feeding of livestock or animals\n\nNote 13: In relation to specifications of occupations for a Subclass 457 – Temporary Work (Skilled) visa, despite paragraph 2 of this instrument, for the purposes of paragraph 2.72(10)(aa) of the Regulations, the specification excludes any of the following:\n\n a) positions that predominately involve hair dressing and/or beauty therapy related non-managerial tasks; or\n b) positions in a business that employ fewer than five employees.\n\n \n\nNote 14: In relation to specifications of occupations for a Subclass 457 – Temporary Work (Skilled) visa, despite paragraph 2 of this instrument, for the purposes of paragraph 2.72(10)(aa) of the Regulations, the specification excludes any of the following:\n\n a) non full-time positions;\n b) positions that are not based in a therapeutic setting;\n c) positions involving the provision of non-medical relaxation massage.\n\nNote 15: In relation to specifications of occupations for a Subclass 457 – Temporary Work (Skilled) visa, despite paragraph 2 of this instrument, for the purposes of paragraph 2.72(10)(aa) of the Regulations, the specification excludes any of the following:\n\n a) positions that are based in a front-line retail setting;\n b) positions that are based in a call centre and do not require a significant technical knowledge of products;\n c) positions that predominantly involve selling educational courses to individual students;\n d) positions that have a nominated base salary of less than AUD 65,000.\n\nNote 16: In relation to specifications of occupations for a Subclass 457 – Temporary Work (Skilled) visa, despite paragraph 2 of this instrument, for the purposes of paragraph 2.72(10)(aa) of the Regulations, the specification excludes any of the following:\n\n a) truck driver positions;\n b) fleet manager positions;\n c) container controller positions;\n d) positions in a business that have an annual turnover of less than AUD 1 million;\n e) positions in a business that have fewer than five employees.\n\nNote 17: In relation to specifications of occupations for a Subclass 457 – Temporary Work (Skilled) visa, despite paragraph 2 of this instrument, for the purposes of paragraph 2.72(10)(aa) of the Regulations, the specification excludes any one of the following:\n\n a) positions in a business that have an annual turnover of less than AUD 1 million;\n b) positions in a business that have fewer than five employees;\n c) positions that have a nominated base salary of less than AUD 90,000.\n\nNote 18: In relation to specifications of occupations for a Subclass 457 – Temporary Work (Skilled) visa, despite paragraph 2 of this instrument, for the purposes of paragraph 2.72(10)(aa) of the Regulations, the specification excludes any one of the following:\n\n a) positions in a business that have an annual turnover of less than AUD 1 million;\n b) positions in a business that have fewer than five employees;\n c) positions that have a nominated base salary of less than AUD 80,000.\n\nNote 19: In relation to specifications of occupations for a Subclass 457 – Temporary Work (Skilled) visa, despite paragraph 2 of this instrument, for the purposes of paragraph 2.72(10)(aa) of the Regulations, the specification excludes positions that predominately involve responsibility for managing hotel or motel staff. The specification does not exclude positions that predominately involve responsibility for organising and controlling the operations of a hotel or motel that may have limited duties requiring management of hotel or motel staff but is not the main function of the position.\n\nNote 20: In relation to specifications of occupations for a Subclass 457 – Temporary Work (Skilled) visa, despite paragraph 2 of this instrument, for the purposes of paragraph 2.72(10)(aa) of the Regulations, the specification excludes positions that do not require a minimum of two years relevant work experience.\n\nNote 21: In relation to specifications of occupations for a Subclass 457 – Temporary Work (Skilled) visa, despite paragraph 2 of this instrument, for the purposes of paragraph 2.72(10)(aa) of the Regulations, the specification excludes any of the following:\n\n a) positions in a business that have an annual turnover of less than AUD 1 million;\n b) positions in a business that have fewer than five employees.\n\nNote 22: In relation to specifications of occupations for a Subclass 457 – Temporary Work (Skilled) visa, despite paragraph 2 of this instrument, for the purposes of paragraph 2.72(10)(aa) of the Regulations, the specification excludes positions relating to mobile phone repairs.\n\nNote 23: In relation to specifications of occupations for a Subclass 457 – Temporary Work (Skilled) visa, despite paragraph 2 of this instrument, for the purposes of paragraph 2.72(10)(aa) of the Regulations, the specification excludes any of the following:\n\n a) positions in a business with an annual turnover of less than AUD 1 million;\n b) positions in a business with fewer than five employees;\n c) positions that have a nominated base salary of less than AUD 65,000.\n Note 24: In relation to specifications of occupations for Subclass 186 – Employer Nomination Scheme visa, for the purposes of sub-subparagraph 5.19(4)(h)(i)(A) of the Regulations, indicates that, despite paragraph 6, for an application for approval of a nomination for a Subclass 186 visa, the occupation excludes positions in Fast Food or Takeaway Food Service.\n Note 25: These occupations are specified as a skilled occupation only in relation to an application for a visa listed below. These occupations are not specified as a skilled occupation in relation to any other visa subclass, despite paragraphs 2, 5, 6 and 8.\n\n subclass 189 Skilled Independent visa\n subclass 485 Temporary Graduate visa\n subclass 489 Skilled Regional (Provisional), if the applicant is not nominated by a State or Territory government agency.\n\n Note 26: (1) These occupations are specified as a skilled occupation only in relation to an application for a visa or an application for approval of a nomination for a visa listed below. These occupations are not specified as a skilled occupation in relation to any other visa subclass, despite paragraphs 3, 4, 5 and 8.\n\n subclass 457 – Temporary Work (Skilled) visa\n subclass 186 – Employer Nomination Scheme visa\n subclass 489 - Skilled-Regional(Provisional) visa, if the applicant is nominated by a State or Territory government agency.\n\n(2) In relation to specifications of occupations for a Subclass 457 – Temporary Work (Skilled) visa, despite paragraph 2 of this instrument, for the purposes of paragraph 2.72(10)(aa) of the Regulations, the specification only includes positions located in regional Australia.\n\n(Regional Australia is defined in subregulation 5.19(7) of the Migration Regulations 1994.)\n\nAcronym table\n\nThe acronyms used to refer to an Assessing Authority mean:\n\n| Acronym | Expanded meanings |\n| ------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |\n| AACA | Architects Accreditation Council of Australia Inc |\n| AASW | Australian Association of Social Workers |\n| ACOPRA/APC | Australian Council of Physiotherapy Regulating Authorities Ltd/Australian Physiotherapy Council |\n| ACPSEM | Australasian College of Physical Scientist and Engineers in Medicine |\n| ACS | Australian Computer Society |\n| ACWA | Australian Community Workers Association |\n| ADC | Australian Dental Council |\n| AIM | Australian Institute of Management |\n| AIMS | Australian Institute of Medical Scientists |\n| AIQS | Australian Institute of Quantity Surveyors |\n| AIR | Australian Institute of Radiography |\n| AITSL | Australian Institute for Teaching and School Leadership |\n| AMSA | Australian Maritime Safety Authority |\n| ANMAC | Australian Nursing and Midwifery Accreditation Council |\n| ANZOC | Australian and New Zealand Osteopathic Council (Name changed to Australasian Osteopathic Accreditation Council from 6 August 2014) |\n| ANZSNM | Australian and New Zealand Society of Nuclear Medicine |\n| APharmC | Australian Pharmacy Council |\n| APodC/ANZPAC | Australian Podiatry Council/Australian and New Zealand Podiatry Accreditation Council Inc. |\n| APS | Australian Psychological Society |\n| AVBC | Australasian Veterinary Boards Council Inc. |\n| CASA | Civil Aviation Safety Authority |\n| CCEA | Council on Chiropractic Education Australasia Inc. |\n| CPAA | Certified Practising Accountants Australia |\n| DAA | Dieticians Association of Australia |\n| Engineers Australia | Institution of Engineers, Australia |\n| ICAA | Institute of Chartered Accountants of Australia (Name changed to Chartered Accountants Australia and New Zealand from 31 December 2014) |\n| IPA | Institute of Public Accountants |\n| NAATI | National Accreditation Authority for Translators and Interpreters |\n| OCANZ | Optometry Council of Australia and New Zealand |\n| OTC | Occupational Therapy Council |\n| SLAA | State Legal Admission Authority |\n| SPA | Speech Pathology Association of Australia |\n| SSSI | Surveying and Spatial Sciences Institute |\n| TRA | Trades Recognition Australia |\n| VETASSESS | Vocational Education and Training Assessment Services |\n\nSCHEDULE 3 – APPLICATION ARRANGEMENTS","sortOrder":4}],"analysis":{"flash_summary":{"complexity_score":7,"scope_assessment":{"changed":true,"description":"This instrument replaces prior specifications by revoking IMMI 15/092 and IMMI 15/108 (paragraph 1) and re‑specifies occupations, ANZSCO version and assessing authorities with new visa‑specific conditions. It narrows or limits the scope of certain occupations to particular visa subclasses (Notes 25, 26), applies regional or turnover/salary/employee thresholds for some Subclass 457 specifications (Notes 5, 10, 17, 26(2)), and sets commencement/application cut‑offs and amendment application rules (Schedule 3 and Endnotes)."},"complexity_factors":["Large, detailed schedules: two extensive tables (Schedule 1 MLTSSL and Schedule 2 STSOL) listing hundreds of occupations with ANZSCO codes and a corresponding assessing authority (Schedules 1 & 2).","Multiple visa-specific cross‑references: the instrument ties occupations to many provisions of the Migration Regulations (see paragraphs 2–8 referencing regs 1.15I(1), 2.26B(1), 2.72(10)(aa), 2.72B(3)(b), 5.19(4)(h)(i)(A), 1229(3)(k), 186.234(2)(a)), increasing interpretive complexity.","Conditional exceptions and carve‑outs: numerous Notes (Notes 3–26) create occupation‑by‑occupation and visa‑by‑visa exclusions and conditions (eg. employee count, business turnover, minimum salary, regional limitation) — see Notes 5, 10, 17, 26(2), etc.","Multiple assessing authorities: different occupations require assessments from different bodies (Column D); applicants must obtain the specified assessment for their occupation (paragraphs 3(ii), 4(b), 7).","Temporal and transitional rules: revokes earlier instruments (paragraph 1) and sets application dates and amendment application rules in Schedule 3 and Endnotes (commencement dates 1 July 2016 and later amendments noted).","Overlap and visa‑limited specifications: some occupations are specified only for particular visa subclasses (Notes 25 and 26), so presence on a schedule does not universally confer eligibility across all visa streams.","Interpretation dependencies: relies on external classification (ANZSCO as at 1 July 2016 — paragraph 9 and Note 1) and on definitions in the Migration Regulations (eg. regional Australia defined in subregulation 5.19(7)), requiring cross‑reading of instruments.","Compliance burden for applicants and sponsors: to use an occupation for visa/nomination purposes applicants must (a) be invited/apply in specified timeframes (paragraphs 3–6), and (b) obtain a skills assessment from the named authority (paragraphs 3(ii), 4(b), 7).","Ministerial specification power: lists are made by the Minister under multiple regulation heads (opening recital and paragraph 9), concentrating list‑setting discretion in ministerial instruments."],"plain_english_summary":"This instrument names which occupations (with ANZSCO 6‑digit codes), the countries covered and the authorised assessing bodies for Australia’s two skilled occupation lists (MLTSSL and STSOL). It fixes the ANZSCO version (current at 1 July 2016) and specifies which occupations count as ‘skilled’ for a range of visa subclasses (for example subclasses 189, 190, 485, 489, 186, 457 and 407). Eligibility, required skills assessments and nomination/ invitation outcomes depend on whether an occupation appears and which assessing authority is specified."},"kimi_summary":{"_metrics":{"model":"kimi-k2.5","source":"moonshot-realtime","completionTokens":2529},"content_quality":"ok","complexity_score":7,"scope_assessment":{"changed":false,"description":"This instrument maintains the established scope of specifying eligible occupations and assessing authorities for skilled migration. While it revokes earlier instruments and updates the occupation lists (replacing the previous Skilled Occupation List with the split MLTSSL/STSOL structure), it remains within the original legislative intent of classifying skilled occupations for visa purposes under the Migration Regulations 1994."},"complexity_factors":["Dual-list structure (MLTSSL and STSOL) with different visa applicability rules","26 detailed Notes containing occupation-specific exclusions and visa limitations","Extensive cross-referencing to Migration Regulations 1994 provisions (over 10 different regulation citations)","Conditional logic based on application dates, nomination status (state vs independent), and specific visa subclasses","Over 400 occupation entries each requiring mapping to specific assessing authorities","Nested exceptions where certain occupations are restricted to specific visa subclasses despite general listing (Notes 25 and 26)","Multiple overlapping exclusion criteria for the 457 visa program (e.g., business size thresholds, salary minimums, service limitations)"],"plain_english_summary":"This instrument sets Australia’s official skilled-occupation lists—MLTSSL (long‑term) and STSOL (short‑term)—naming 400+ jobs by ANZSCO code, assigning assessing authorities, and tying occupations to specific skilled visas (e.g., Subclass 189/190/489/485/186/407). It matters to migrants, their partners, and sponsoring employers. Note: 26 detailed Notes carve out exclusions (certain small‑business roles, fast‑food chefs, etc.), so listed job titles don’t guarantee eligibility."}},"importantCases":[],"_links":{"self":"/api/acts/f2016l00800","history":"/api/acts/f2016l00800/history","analysis":"/api/acts/f2016l00800/analysis","conflicts":"/api/acts/f2016l00800/conflicts","importantCases":"/api/acts/f2016l00800/important-cases","documents":"/api/acts/f2016l00800/documents"}}