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ANZSCO 263311 MLTSSL
telecommunications engineer (ANZSCO 263311) appears on the MLTSSL, which 4 occupation-gated skilled visa subclasses draw on. engineers-australia assesses the occupation for migration. List membership is one requirement among those shown below, not an eligibility decision.
Occupation list status by visa
Each skilled visa draws on a different occupation list. This shows one
requirement only - whether this occupation is on the list that visa uses. A
positive skills assessment, points, age, English and any state or territory
nomination are assessed separately.
- Subclass 186 - Employer Nomination Scheme Not met Based on official Home Affairs occupation lists (as of 2026-03).
- Subclass 189 - Skilled Independent Met Based on official Home Affairs occupation lists (as of 2026-03).
- Subclass 190 - Skilled Nominated To confirm On MLTSSL / STSOL federally; state nomination lists decide - check your target state. Based on official Home Affairs occupation lists (as of 2026-03).
- Subclass 482 - Skills in Demand Not met Based on official Home Affairs occupation lists (as of 2026-03).
- Subclass 491 - Skilled Work Regional (Provisional) To confirm On MLTSSL / STSOL / ROL federally; state nomination lists decide - check your target state. Based on official Home Affairs occupation lists (as of 2026-03).
- Subclass 494 - Skilled Employer Sponsored Regional Met Based on official Home Affairs occupation lists (as of 2026-03).
Assessing authority
Skilled visas generally require a positive assessment from the
designated authority. Check the requirement for the specific visa you
are applying for.
- 189 ≈1,274 submitted 35-100 pts
- 190 ≈2,039 submitted 40-110 pts
- 491S ≈2,395 submitted 50-115 pts
- 491F ≈130 submitted 55-115 pts
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