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Australia · ANZSCO

Australian Skilled Occupation Finder

693 occupations · official Home Affairs list · checked 21 October 2026

Every occupation on Australia's skilled lists in one place. Search by job title or ANZSCO code to see which lists it is on, the visas it opens, any caveats and who assesses your skills.

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Lists

The four skilled occupation lists

Which list an occupation is on decides which visas you can use it for.

CSOL · 460 occupations

Core Skills Occupation List

Visas: 482 Skills in Demand (Core Skills stream) and 186 Employer Nomination (Direct Entry)

MLTSSL · 216 occupations

Medium and Long-term Strategic Skills List

Visas: 189, 190, 491 (state and family), 485, 494 and 407

STSOL · 216 occupations

Short-term Skilled Occupation List

Visas: 190, 491 (state nominated), 494 and 407

ROL · 220 occupations

Regional Occupation List

Visas: 491 (state nominated), 494 and 407

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Browse occupations by group

All occupations on the combined list, grouped by ANZSCO major group.

Major group 1 · 94 occupationsManagers
Major group 2 · 329 occupationsProfessionals
Major group 3 · 194 occupationsTechnicians and Trades Workers
Major group 4 · 46 occupationsCommunity and Personal Service Workers
Major group 5 · 20 occupationsClerical and Administrative Workers
Major group 6 · 10 occupationsSales Workers

Skills assessment

Browse by assessing authority

How it works

What an ANZSCO code tells you

Australia classifies every job with a six-digit ANZSCO code. For skilled visas, your occupation must be on the right list for the visa, and you usually need a positive skills assessment from the authority named for that occupation.

Source: Department of Home Affairs and Australian Bureau of Statistics, checked 21 October 2026. General information only, not immigration advice.

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