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NSW Skills Lists (190) – Update

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NSW Skills Lists (190) – Update

The NSW Skills Lists for the Skilled Nominated visa (subclass 190) have been recently revised, and Unit Groups have been either included or excluded.

The most recent ANZSCO job categories that have been included or excluded from the NSW Skills list for Subclass 190 are provided below:

New categories of jobs that meet the criteria for eligibility:

• 134499 Education Managers nec

• 149212 Customer Service Manager

• 222111 Commodities Trader

• 222112 Finance Broker

• 222113 Insurance Broker

• 222199 Financial Brokers nec

• 222211 Financial Market Dealer

• 222213 Stockbroking Dealer

• 222299 Financial Dealers nec

• 223112 Recruitment Consultant

• 233511 Industrial Engineer

• 233512 Mechanical Engineer

• 233513 Production or Plant Engineer

• 234611 Medical Laboratory Scientist

• 241213 Primary School Teacher

• 252611 Podiatrist

• 272412 Interpreter

• 272499 Social Professionals nec

• 324111 Panelbeater 333111 Glazier

• 511111 Contract Administrator

• 511112 Program or Project Administrator

Professions that have been eliminated and are no more eligible for visa subclass 190 nomination consist of:

• 133411 Manufacturer

• 233411 Electronics Engineer

• 234511 Life Scientist (General)

• 234513 Biochemist

• 234514 Biotechnologist

• 234515 Botanist

• 234516 Marine Biologist

• 234517 Microbiologist

• 234518 Zoologist

• 234599 Life Scientists nec

• 241511 Special Needs Teacher

• 241512 Teacher of the Hearing Impaired

• 241513 Teacher of the Sight Impaired

• 241599 Special Education Teachers nec

• 251111 Dietitian

• 251112 Nutritionist

• 253311 Specialist Physician (General Medicine)

• 253312 Cardiologist

• 253313 Clinical Haematologist

• 253314 Medical Oncologist

• 253315 Endocrinologist

• 253316 Gastroenterologist

• 253317 Intensive Care Specialist

• 253318 Neurologist

• 253321 Paediatrician

• 253322 Renal Medicine Specialist

• 253323 Rheumatologist

• 253324 Thoracic Medicine Specialist

• 253399 Specialist Physicians nec

• 271111 Barrister

• 362111 Florist

• 599612 Insurance Loss Adjuster

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