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Changes to the Availability status of the SA occupation list.

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Changes to the Availability status of the SA occupation list.

In last few days, availability status of a couple of occupations has changed in SA occupation list. Please find the list of updates below:

Low Availability
261212 – Web Developer
232111 – Architect
232412 – Illustrator
311213 – Medical Laboratory Technician
225499 – Technical Sales Representative
311413 – Life Science Technician
234411 – Geologist

Special Conditions Apply
232414 – Web Designer
311111 – Agricultural Technician
312312 – Electrical Engineer
224113 – Statistician
211311 – Photographer

Other
224113 – Statistician -> Not Available for High Point Nomination (09/07/2019); Not available for Chain Migration Program (09/07/2019)
312312 – Electrical Engineering Technician -> Not Available for High Point Nomination (09/07/2019); Not available for Chain Migration Program (09/07/2019)

Source: https://www.migration.sa.gov.au/skilled-migrants/lists-of-state-nominated-occupations

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