The following changes to skilled occupation lists apply from 17 January 2018. Some new caveats (special conditions) apply for specific occupations. Please note, more than 1 STSOL and MLTSSL exists. To ensure that you meet requirements to apply for a visa, book an assessment with one of our Registered Immigration Specialists. Find out more about what a migration assessment involves.
Occupations added to the STSOL
ANZSCO | Occupation | Caveats |
612112 | Property manager | Yes |
272314 | Psychotherapist | Nil |
612115 | Real estate representative | Yes |
Occupations moved from the STSOL to the MLTSSL
ANZSCO | Occupation | Caveats |
121316 | Horse breeder | Yes |
224711 | Management consultant | Yes |
Occupations removed from the lists
ANZSCO | Occupation |
312112 | Building associate *this occupation is still available for the RSMS187 |
142114 | Hair or beauty salon manager *this occupation is still available for the RSMS187 |
Occupations with caveat only changes
ANZSCO | Occupation | Caveat change |
141999 | Accommodation and hospitality managers nec | New caveat |
221112 | Management accountant | New caveat |
411611 | Massage therapist | Wording amendment |
223112 | Recruitment consultant | Amended caveat |
133611 | Supply and distribution manager | Amended caveat |
221113 | Taxation accountant | Amended caveat |
Do you qualify for a visa?
A migration assessment with a registered Australian Immigration Specialist is a very important and worthwhile part of the migration process as it will allow you to obtain precise information for your situation based on updated legislation. Find out more about what a migration assessment involves.