Which professions can stay and which ones will be removed? The heart-beating June is coming again.
We know that the Australian Employment Department is responsible for the review of the STSOL and MLTSSL lists, of which STSOL is semi-annual and MLTSSL is annual.
Now that the fiscal year is coming to an end, the new career list will be available for another month or so. Today, as in January of this year, the Department of Employment has again released a list of occupations to be adjusted for discussion, due on June 20.
Surprisingly, junior high school teachers were proposed to be completely removed! And management accounting may no longer be able to apply for 189 independent skilled immigrants!
Occupations to be removed from the S list
Such occupations cannot now apply for 189 immigrants, but have the opportunity to apply for states 489 and 190, or TSS visas. But if removed, there is no chance, including former popular junior high school teachers. Is there no shortage of junior high school teachers in Australia?
Occupations to be moved from M-list to S-list
The management accountant is on the list! At present it can walk 189 and 489 kinship guarantees, although the score is now a little higher. But if you move to the S list, you'll have to apply for 489 or 190 states, or two years of TSS.
Occupations to be moved from S-list to M-list
This move is powerful, contrary to the fate of the management accountant. This means that these occupations have the opportunity not only to apply for a 4-year TSS visa, but also to apply for 186th and 187th permanent residences, and even independent skilled immigrants 189 and family-guaranteed category 489!
Unfortunately, there was only one proposal, or a footballer! This should have little impact on Chinese applicants.
Occupations to be moved from the S list to the ROL list
There are two professions on the list, dentists and anesthesiologists. They were also jobs that could have emigrated 189 years ago and last year to S-list, but now their fate is better than that of junior high school teachers. It was not recommended to be removed, but it was distributed to the frontier!
The ROL list, which was officially launched after TSS reform in March, applies to visas such as Tam and 187 in 489 states. The demand for medical talent in Australia has always been high, and now these two occupations have been moved to remote areas, one to support health care there, and the other to guide migrants to remote areas.
epilogue
It is important to note that this list of recommendations is not the final result, but only for discussion among stakeholders. In the end, these named occupations are going to stay, or to re-kill those jobs that have been removed before, depending on the outcome of the negotiations and the goverment's decision. The employment department's January proposal was finally partially adopted.
I don't know what the end result is, but when I see my career flagged, I feel a little flustered.
So friends who are worried that their careers will be removed or moved to the S list, take the time to find Neolithic for the next step of assessment and preparation! Step back, even if nightmares come true, we can still help you plan for another way out!
And professional safety friends should also hurry to prepare and submit the application as soon as possible! The first is to prevent changes in the list, second, the current immigration situation is tense, sometimes a day later can be a big difference!
