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Search all 504 occupations eligible for the subclass 189, 190, 491 and 485. Get your ANZSCO code, which list you are on, which visas that actually supports, and who assesses your skills.
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What the lists mean
Which list your occupation sits on decides which visas you can apply for at all. This matters more than your points score — no amount of points opens a visa your occupation does not support.
MLTSSL
Medium and Long-term Strategic Skills List
Supports subclass 189, 190, 491, 485.
STSOL
Short-term Skilled Occupation List
Supports subclass 190, 491 (state nominated only).
ROL
Regional Occupation List
Supports subclass 491 (regional only).
Where this comes fromTranscribed from LIN 19/051, the legislative instrument specifying occupations and assessing authorities for these visas — the compilation in force 28 March 2026, read on 21 July 2026. View the instrument. Occupation lists change; confirm before you act. Note that the subclass 482 and 186 use a different list and a different ANZSCO version.
Registered migration agents
We are building a directory of MARN-registered agents and immigration lawyers. Listings are checked against the public register before they appear.
How the directory worksPlacement shown on the occupation search.
General information, not migration advice. myPRJourney summarises publicly available information about Australian visas so you can understand your options. It does not assess your case, and it is not a substitute for advice from a registered migration agent (MARN) or Australian legal practitioner. Migration rules, occupation lists, income thresholds and state nomination criteria change frequently and sometimes without notice. This page was last reviewed on 21 July 2026. Always confirm current requirements directly with the Department of Home Affairs at immi.homeaffairs.gov.au.