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OSCA 2024 · 561131 · Skill level 4

General Clerk: OSCA 561131

ABS OSCA 2024 v1.0 · visa lists checked 21 October 2026

General Clerk is OSCA 2024 code 561131. It corresponds to ANZSCO 531111 General Clerk, which is not on the skilled visa lists. Visa lists still use the ANZSCO code.

ANZSCO equivalent

ANZSCO code for OSCA 561131

Skilled visa lists still use ANZSCO codes, so this is the code that decides your visa options.

  • ANZSCO 531111

    General Clerk

    Not on the skilled occupation lists.

The job

What a general clerk does

Performs a range of clerical and administrative tasks.

Skill level 4: Certificate II or III, or at least 1 year of relevant experience

Main tasks

Main tasks

  • Records, prepares, classifies and files information
  • Sorts, opens and sends mail
  • Copies, sends and files documents
  • Prepares routine correspondence and reports
  • Maintains office supplies and equipment
  • Answers and transfers telephone calls, or takes messages
  • Schedules appointments
  • Provides information to customers about services

Questions

OSCA 561131: common questions

What is the OSCA code for general clerk?
The OSCA 2024 code is 561131 (General Clerk), skill level 4. OSCA is the Australian Bureau of Statistics occupation classification released on 6 December 2024.
What is the ANZSCO code for OSCA 561131?
ANZSCO 531111 General Clerk. "In part" means only some of that ANZSCO occupation moved to this OSCA code.
Is General Clerk on Australia's skilled occupation lists?
Not under its ANZSCO equivalent: none is on the Home Affairs combined list checked on 21 October 2026. Another occupation may fit your duties better.
Does Home Affairs use OSCA codes for visas?
Not yet. As of 21 October 2026, skilled occupation lists, skills assessments and visa applications still use ANZSCO codes.

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Source: Australian Bureau of Statistics, OSCA 2024 v1.0 (CC BY 4.0); Department of Home Affairs, checked 21 October 2026. General information only, not immigration advice.

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