Last Updated on July 17, 2023 by Ozlinks Education

The following occupations list for Temporary Skill Shortage (TSS) Subclass 482 Visa is prescribed in the Legislation Instrument citing as LIN 19/048 registered on 18 December 2020.  The occupation list is for people who are seeking to be nominated and sponsored under the TSS Subclass 482.

Below you will find the complete ANZSCO Occupations List of:

  • Short-term Skilled Occupation List (STSOL) contains 215 occupations
  • Medium and Long-term Strategic Skills List (MLTSSL) contains 216 occupations
  • Regional Occupation List (ROL) contains 77 occupations

Subclass 482 Occupation List

Please note: some occupations are subject to Mandatory Skills Assessment and caveats when nomination application is made.

Level 1: Bachelor/Higher, Level 2: Diploma/Higher, Level 3: Cert III*/IV, Level 4: Cert II*/III 

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Working Visa 482

The TSS 482 visa is a temporary working visa that allows the holder to work in Australia. You must be sponsored by the employer who has nominated you for the relevant occupation.

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Training Visa 407

Visa 407 is a temporary training visa that allows people to travel to Australia and participate in workplace-based occupational training activities in order to improve their job skills.

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Skilled Work Regional Visa 491

The Program is provided by Australian Computer Society (ACS) to give international graduates from Australian Universities the skills and training they need to start their career in Australia…

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Skilled Work Regional Visa 491

The Program is provided by Australian Computer Society (ACS) to give international graduates from Australian Universities the skills and training they need to start their career in Australia…

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Working Visa 482

The TSS 482 visa is a temporary working visa that allows the holder to work in Australia. You must be sponsored by the employer who has nominated you for the relevant occupation.

More info

Training Visa 407

Visa 407 is a temporary training visa that allows people to travel to Australia and participate in workplace-based occupational training activities in order to improve their job skills.

More info

Skilled Work Regional Visa 491

The Program is provided by Australian Computer Society (ACS) to give international graduates from Australian Universities the skills and training they need to start their career in Australia…

More info

Skilled Work Regional Visa 491

The Program is provided by Australian Computer Society (ACS) to give international graduates from Australian Universities the skills and training they need to start their career in Australia…

More info

Disclaimer: Term & Conditions when using ANZSCO Occupation Information

Although every effort has been made to provide complete and accurate information, Ozlinks Education and Career Services makes no warranties, express or implied, or representations as to the accuracy of content under ANZSCO Occupations sections. While every effort is made to keep all information up to date, some recent changes might not yet be reflected in this section. We assume no liability or responsibility for any error or omissions in the information contained in under ANZSCO Occupations sections.

Information under ANZSCO Occupations (Australian and New Zealand Standard Classification of Occupations) section is published in accordance with a Creative Commons Attribution 2.5 Australia licence guideline. ANZSCO Version 1.3 updated on 25 March 2021 and original source can be accessed on Australian Bureau of Statistics website.

This section does not intend to provide immigration assistance pursuant to section 276 of Migration Act (Cth) 1994 as described in the Migration laws. It is based on public guidelines available at Department of Home Affairs’ Website. It is your responsibility to verify accuracy and status of provided information with your Registered Migration Agent (RMA) who is bound by the MARA code of conduct before submitting any visa applications.