Australia Skilled Occupation List

If you plan to migrate to Australia, you must check that your occupation is listed under the SOL (Skilled Occupation List). Only eligible occupations can apply for the Australian skilled migration under different pathways.

Medium and long-term SOL list

These occupations come under the Medium and Long‑term Strategic Skills occupation List. This occupation doesn’t require employer sponsorship as a compulsory part and can be applied through Skilled independent t visa Subclass 189 or State sponsored Visa Subclass 190 and Subclass 491. You can Use Ctrl+ F function on your computer to search your occupation from the .list

Short Term Skilled Occupation List

The following occupation is mainly only eligible for state sponsorship Subclass 491 or you need an employer to sponsor you under the visa skilled worker stream Visa Subclass 482, 186 or 494.

Regional Skill Occupation List

This skilled occupation list is just for regional Australia. You must be living and working in the nominated occupation before you make your application. In many cases you need Emolyer sponsorship Subclass 494 or sometimes your employer can request to regional bodies for your state sponsorship under subclass 491.

Here’s the information converted into a table format:

Anyone who is considering Australia as their destination must check the latest skill occupation list. Every Skill Occupation must be endorsed or assessed by the relevant authority as mentioned in the above list. You can also also the relevant authority bodies skill assessment requirements and fees.

The First step in the Australia Immigration is to Calculate your PR point score. If you pass the threshold of 65 on the point table, it means you are eligible for Australian skilled migration.

The next step after this is to find out your skilled occupation from the above-mentioned list, and get your skills and experience asses from the relevant government body.

Once you get your skill assessment done, now you can submit your EOI in the Immi Portal. Some of the states also require you to Submit ROI as well as the submission of your EOI. This varies from year to year and from state to state, so you have to check this each time you submit your EOI in the Immi system.

Once your get a nomination from the Immi department, you will submit a visa application along with all of your government documents and then you will wait for the grant of your Australian Visa.