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NSW – 190 requirements Updates

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NSW – 190 requirements Updates

NSW – 190 requirements Updates

NSW immigration has announced that not all the accounting related occupationswill be able to claim extra points for PR. The following occupations will be able to claim points for the PY done in the Accounting field.

  • Accountant (General) (221111),
  • Management Accountant (221112), or
  • Taxation Accountant (221113)

Professional year points are not available for:

  • External Auditor (221213),
  • Internal Auditor (221214), or
  • Finance Manager (132211)

If you have submitted an expression of interest (EOI) for NSW nomination in an occupation that is not eligible to claim five points for a Professional Year in Accounting, please ensure that your EOI is accurate.

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