VETASSESS Added FNQ DAMA Occupation for Skills Assessment
VETASSESS will be the Skills Assessing Authority for these occupations under the Far North Queensland (FNQ) Designated Area Migration Agreement (DAMA). If you are interested in one of these occupations and you are in the region of FNQ for DAMA, we encourage you check the updated list and speak with an immigration lawyer for any DAMA queries for Skills in Demand (SID) (subclass 482) visa, Skilled Employer Sponsored Regional (Provisional) (SESR) (subclass 494) visa or Employer Nomination Scheme (ENS) (subclass 186) visa.
What Are the Newly Added Occupations on VETASSESS?
Cleaners nec (Swimming Pool Cleaner) (ANZSCO 811699) (Skill Level 5)
Home Tutor (ANZSCO 070499) (Skill Level 1)
Marine Diesel Mechanic (ANZSCO 070499) (Skill Level 3)
Marine Electrician (ANZSCO 070499) (Skill Level 3)
Motor Vehicle Parts and Accessories Fitter (General) (ANZSCO 899411) (Skill Level 4)
Nothern Rock Lobster Fisherman (ANZSCO 070499) (Skill Level 4)
Plastic Compounding and Reclamation Machine Operator (ANZSCO 711512) (Skill Level 4)
Plastics Production Machine Operator (General) (ANZSCO 711514) (Skill Level 4)
Senior Beef Cattle Station Worker (Supervisor) (ANZSCO 363211) (Skill Level 3)
Swimming Pool Technician (ANZSCO 070499) (Skill Level 4)
Training and Development Professional (includes ICT) (ANZSCO 223311) (Skill Level 1)
Any occupations listed above with the ANZSCO code 070499 are on the Far North Queensland DAMA Occupation List.
Related:
Can DAMA Sponsorship Be Used For PR If I’m Already Over 45 Years Old?
Do I Need a Skills Assessment for My Work Visa? Here's How to Check
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