High-Demand Roles You Can Apply for Under Victoria’s Visa Program
| ANZSCO | Name | General Skilled List | List for Graduates |
|---|---|---|---|
| 132311 | Human Resource Manager | y | n |
| 134111 | Child Care Centre Manager | y | n |
| 135112 | ICT Project Manager | y | n |
| 141311 | Hotel or Motel Manager | y | n |
| 224112 | Mathematician | y | y |
| 224213 | Health Information Manager | y | n |
| 233211 | Civil Engineer | y | n |
| 233311 | Electrical Engineer | y | n |
| 233512 | Mechanical Engineer | y | n |
| 233914 | Engineering Technologist | y | y |
| 234111 | Agricultural Consultant | y | y |
| 234112 | Agricultural Scientist | y | y |
| 234711 | Veterinarian | y | y |
| 234914 | Physicist | y | n |
| 241111 | Early Childhood (Pre-primary School) Teacher | y | n |
| 241213 | Primary School Teacher | y | n |
| 241411 | Secondary School Teacher | y | n |
| 251111 | Dietitian | y | n |
| 251213 | Nuclear Medicine Technologist | y | n |
| 251214 | Sonographer | y | y |
| 252411 | Occupational Therapist | y | y |
| 252511 | Physiotherapist | y | y |
| 252611 | Podiatrist | y | y |
| 252712 | Speech Pathologist / Speech Language Therapist | y | y |
| 254111 | Midwife | y | y |
| 254411 | Nurse Practitioner | y | y |
| 254412 | Registered Nurse (Aged Care) | y | y |
| 254413 | Registered Nurse (Child and Family Health) | y | y |
| 254414 | Registered Nurse (Community Health) | y | y |
| 254415 | Registered Nurse (Critical Care and Emergency) | y | y |
| 254416 | Registered Nurse (Developmental Disability) | y | y |
| 254417 | Registered Nurse (Disability and Rehabilitation) | y | y |
| 254418 | Registered Nurse (Medical) | y | y |
| 254421 | Registered Nurse (Medical Practice) | y | y |
| 254422 | Registered Nurse (Mental Health) | y | y |
| 254423 | Registered Nurse (Perioperative) | y | y |
| 254424 | Registered Nurse (Surgical) | y | y |
| 254499 | Registered Nurses nec | y | y |
| 261111 | ICT Business Analyst | y | n |
| 261112 | Systems Analyst | y | n |
| 261311 | Analyst Programmer | y | n |
| 261312 | Developer Programmer | y | n |
| 261313 | Software Engineer | y | n |
| 261314 | Software Tester | y | n |
| 262111 | Database Administrator | y | n |
| 262112 | ICT Security Specialist | y | n |
| 263111 | Computer Network and Systems Engineer | y | n |
| 272311 | Clinical Psychologist | y | n |
| 272412 | Interpreter | y | n |
| 272511 | Social Worker | y | n |
| 312211 | Civil Engineering Draftsperson | y | n |
| 312311 | Electrical Engineering Draftsperson | y | n |
| 322211 | Sheetmetal Trades Worker | y | n |
| 322311 | Metal Fabricator | y | n |
| 322313 | Welder (First Class) (Aus) / Welder (NZ) | y | n |
| 323214 | Metal Machinist (First Class) | y | n |
| 334112 | Airconditioning and Mechanical Services Plumber | y | n |
| 334113 | Drainer / Drainlayer | y | n |
| 334114 | Gasfitter | y | n |
| 334115 | Roof Plumber | y | n |
| 342111 | Airconditioning and Refrigeration Mechanic | y | n |
| 342313 | Electronic Equipment Trades Worker | y | n |
| 342413 | Telecommunications Linesworker / Telecommunications Line Mechanic | y | n |
| 351111 | Baker | y | n |
| 351112 | Pastrycook | y | n |
| 351311 | Chef | y | n |
| 351411 | Cook | y | n |
| 394111 | Cabinetmaker | y | n |
Why Choose Apical Immigration Experts?
Migrating through Victoria's Skilled Occupation pathways requires precise guidance, updated knowledge, and a strategy that aligns with state nomination priorities. Apical Immigration Experts ensures your journey is transparent, well-planned, and tailored for the strongest possible outcome.
- Victoria-Focused Expertise
Our team understands Victoria’s Skilled Occupation List, nomination criteria, priority industries, and assessment requirements—helping you choose the right VIC-eligible profession. - Personalized Migration Strategy
Every candidate’s background is unique. We create customized visa strategies that match your occupation, skills, experience, and goals within the Victorian nomination framework. - Skill Assessment Accuracy
We guide you in preparing and submitting your skill assessment with complete accuracy—ensuring your documents meet the standards of authorities like VETASSESS, ACS, AHPRA, and more. - End-to-End Application Support
From occupation selection to EOI submission and state nomination lodgment, we manage the entire process with precision and care. - Real-Time Victoria Immigration Updates
Victoria updates its migration rules, quotas, and demand lists frequently. We keep you informed so you never miss important changes or new opportunities. - High Success Rate With Proven Expertise
With years of experience and numerous successful Victoria state nominations, we know exactly how to build a strong, compliant, and competitive application. - Transparent & Ethical Consultation
We believe in honesty. No hidden charges, no misleading promises—only genuine advice based on your true eligibility. - Dedicated Case Management Team
Our skilled consultants and case managers stay connected with you throughout the journey, ensuring smooth communication and timely guidance at every step.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is the Victoria Skilled Occupation List?
The Victoria Skilled Occupation List is a set of professions that are currently in demand within the state of Victoria for skilled migration. It helps identify candidates with skills that match the state’s economic and workforce needs. Applicants must have an occupation on this list to be eligible for VIC State Nomination. The list is updated periodically based on labour market needs.
2. Who can apply for Victoria state nomination through the Skilled Occupation List?
Anyone with a skilled occupation listed under Victoria’s eligible occupations can apply, provided they meet the required skill assessment, experience, and English proficiency criteria. Applicants must also satisfy points test requirements and demonstrate employability in Victoria. Eligibility may vary by occupation, industry, and sector priority. Meeting the state’s nomination guidelines is essential.
3. How often does Victoria update its Skilled Occupation List?
Victoria updates its skilled occupation priorities based on labour market conditions, industry demand, and state workforce shortages. Updates may occur annually or during the migration program year as needed. These changes help align the state nomination program with economic objectives. Applicants must always refer to the latest list before submitting their EOI.
4. Do I need a job offer to apply under the Victoria Skilled Occupation List?
A job offer is not mandatory for most occupations under the Victoria Skilled Occupation List. However, some sectors-especially healthcare, engineering, and certain technical fields—may prioritize applicants with relevant employment or job prospects. Having work experience in Victoria can strengthen your nomination chances. Always check the specific occupation’s guidelines.
5. What visas can I apply for if my occupation is on the Victorian list?
If your occupation appears on the Victoria Skilled Occupation List, you may be eligible to apply for the Subclass 190 (Skilled Nominated) or Subclass 491 (Skilled Work Regional) visa. Both visas require an Expression of Interest (EOI) in SkillSelect and a state nomination from Victoria. The 190 offers permanent residency, while the 491 provides a pathway to PR after regional work requirements. Eligibility depends on points, skill assessment, and state criteria.