A positive skills assessment is the foundation of most skilled migration visas. Our experts guide you through ANZSCO codes, assessing bodies, and the complete submission process.
The Australian and New Zealand Standard Classification of Occupations (ANZSCO) is the official framework that categorises every occupation in Australia. Your ANZSCO code determines which skills assessing body you must apply to — and which skilled migration visas you are eligible for.
We identify the correct ANZSCO code matching your skills and qualifications.
Each ANZSCO code maps to a specific assessing body with unique requirements.
A positive result unlocks your eligibility to lodge a skilled migration visa.
Australia has multiple recognised skills assessing bodies. We help you identify the right one for your occupation.
Trades Recognition Australia
Assesses trade qualifications for electricians, plumbers, carpenters, and other trade occupations.
Common Occupations:
Australian Computer Society
The peak body for assessing ICT professionals including software engineers, developers, and IT managers.
Common Occupations:
Engineers Australia
Assesses engineering qualifications across civil, mechanical, electrical, and chemical engineering disciplines.
Common Occupations:
Vocational Education & Training Assessment Services
Assesses a wide range of professional, managerial, and trade occupations not covered by other bodies.
Common Occupations:
Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency
Regulates health practitioners including nurses, doctors, physiotherapists, and allied health professionals.
Common Occupations:
Australian Association of Social Workers
Assesses social work qualifications for overseas-trained social workers seeking to practice in Australia.
Common Occupations:
A quick reference guide for popular occupations sought by Bangladeshi migrants to Australia.
| ANZSCO Code | Occupation | Assessing Body | Applicable Visas |
|---|---|---|---|
| 254411 | Registered Nurse | AHPRA | 189, 190, 491 |
| 261313 | Software Engineer | ACS | 189, 190, 491 |
| 233211 | Civil Engineer | Engineers Australia | 189, 190, 491 |
| 351311 | Chef | VETASSESS | 190, 491 |
| 341111 | Electrician | TRA | 190, 491 |
| 272511 | Social Worker | AASW | 189, 190, 491 |
| 221111 | Accountant (General) | CPA/CAANZ/IPA | 189, 190, 491 |
| 334111 | Plumber | TRA | 190, 491 |
* Always verify current occupation list eligibility with the relevant assessing body or a registered migration agent.
We help you find the correct ANZSCO occupation code that matches your skills and qualifications — this determines which assessing body you need.
We review your qualifications, work experience, and English proficiency against the requirements of your ANZSCO occupation.
Each occupation has a specific assessing body. We guide you to the correct one and explain their specific requirements.
We assist with gathering and presenting your academic transcripts, employment references, and supporting evidence correctly.
We manage the submission process and follow up with the assessing body to ensure timely processing of your application.
A positive skills assessment is a key requirement for skilled migration visas and EOI submissions in SkillSelect.
Our migration experts will review your qualifications and tell you exactly what you need. Book a free consultation today.