New Occupations
Additional occupations have now been added to the Priority Migration Skilled Occupation List (PMSOL).
Added 27 July 2021
- Hospital Pharmacist (251511)
- Industrial Pharmacist (251512)
- Retail Pharmacist
Added 22 June 2021
- Accountant (General) (221111)
- Management Accountant (221112)
- Taxation Accountant (221113)
- External Auditor (221213)
- Internal Auditor (221214)
- Surveyor (232212)
- Cartographer (232213)
- Other Spatial Scientist (232214)
- Civil Engineer (233211)
- Geotechnical Engineer (233212)
- Structural Engineer (233214)
- Transport Engineer (233215)
- Electrical Engineer (233311)
- Mining Engineer (excluding Petroleum) (233611)
- Petroleum Engineer (233612)
- Medical Laboratory Scientist (234611)
- Orthotist or Prosthetist (251912)
- Multimedia Specialist (261211)
- Analyst Programmer (261311)
- Software and Applications Programmers nec (261399)
- ICT Security Specialist (262112)
- Chef (351311)
In addition to the other occupations still available:
- Chief Executive or Managing Director (111111)
- Construction Project Manager (133111)
- Mechanical Engineer (233512)
- Veterinarian (234711)
- General Practitioner (253111)
- Resident Medical Officer (253112)
- Psychiatrist (253411)
- Medical Practitioners nec (253999)
- Midwife (254111)
- Registered Nurse (Aged Care) (254412)
- Registered Nurse (Critical Care and Emergency) (254415)
- Registered Nurse (Medical) (254418)
- Registered Nurse (Mental Health) (254422)
- Registered Nurse (Perioperative) (254423)
- Registered Nurses nec (254499)
- Developer Programmer (261312)
- Software Engineer (261313)
- Social Worker (272511)
- Maintenance Planner (312911)
These occupations are filling critical skills needs to support Australia’s economic recovery from COVID-19, and as such will be given priority processing under employer sponsored nominations and visa applications. All other occupations remain active, but the PMSOl occupations will take priority. This is a temporary list and occupations may continue to change as Australia recovers from the pandemic.
This list is based on expert advice from the National Skills Commission and consultation with Commonwealth departments.
