South Australia adds 18 new occupations to state list

South Australia has revised its state sponsorship list and added 18 additional occupations, including Cook 351411 and Hairdresser 391111. The table below details eighteen new occupations added to the State Occupation list. ANSZCO code Occupations 132111 Corporate Services Manager 134211 Medical Administrator 134299 Health and Welfare Services Managers, nec 149212 Customer Service Manager 149915 Equipment Hire Manager 222311 Financial Investment Adviser 223211 ICT Trainer 224611 Librarian 262111 Database Administrator 271214 Intellectual Property Lawyer 311215 Pharmacy Technician 351411 Cook 361211 Shearer 391111 Hairdresser 399212 Gas or Petroleum Operator 399918 Fire Protection Equipment Technician 411311 Diversional Therapist 451815 First Aid Trainer The new occupation lists There are now two state nomination occupation list for South Australia: the State Occupation list and the South Australian Graduate list. If you are looking to move, you may wish to consider Free Australian Visa Assessments. Skilled migration to Australia is on the rise for but it can be difficult to know if you are headed in the correct direction – we recommend checking out Australian Migration Agents in The UK. Occupations on the State Occupation list are available to all applicants including South Australian international graduates. The South Australian Graduate list, previously known as the off list, is for graduates who have completed a Bachelor degree or higher in South Australia. The subscription functionality enables you to stay up to date with changes to the occupation lists and the news and events page as changes occur. The details of the relevant skills assessment authority for each occupation is now included in the lists. Remember, to be eligible for state nomination applicants must have a positive skills assessment from the relevant authority for their nominated occupation. Applicants must also meet all of the federal and state requirements for the visa being applying for.” Article Source: Government of South Australia website https://www.migration.sa.gov.au/news%20and%20events