NSW주 Skilled Occupation Lists 대신에 priority sectors 발표함
NSW 주정부 스폰쉽은 타주와는 달리 그리고 예전과는 달리 Occupation Lists을 발표하기 보다는 priority sectors 라고 해서 아래 sectors에 속하는 분들에게 nomination을 준다고 발표를 9월 말 경에 발표를 했습니다. Health Education Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Infrastructure Agriculture 그럼으로 skilled occupation list 에 내 직업군 예를들어 (developer programmer, civil engineer, chef, electrical engineer)가 해당되는지 아닌지 정확히 구분이 될수는 없고 다만 탈력적으로 선택유무를 할 것 같습니다. 아래 자료는 해당 발표 내용입니다. 2023년 9월 27일 발표됨. https://www.nsw.gov.au/visas-and-migration/news-and-updates/nsw-will-focus-on-priority-sectors-rather-than-skilled-occupation-lists 에서 발췌함 NSW will focus on Priority Sectors rather than Skilled Occupation Lists 27/09/2023 To better address the evolving skills shortages across the state, NSW is shifting from publishing a list of eligible ANZSCO unit groups to a new sector-focused approach. What’s Changing Previously, we published a skills list comprised of specific ANZSCO unit groups. Effective immediately, we’re now focusing on priority sectors that need skilled talent. NSW Target Sectors The sectors we’ve identified align closely with the skills shortages in NSW and include: Health Education Information and Communication Technology (ICT) Infrastructure Agriculture Although our focus this program year is on key sectors, high-ranking EOIs submitted in non-priority sectors may also be considered; however, due to the exceptionally high demand and limited places, we strongly recommend anyone considering NSW nomination to also explore all other migration options available to them. Skilled Invitation Rounds Invitation rounds are an important part of the NSW nomination process. Here is what you need to know: Timing: Invitation rounds will continue to occur throughout the financial year. There are no predetermined or publicly announced dates for invitation rounds. Selection: NSW considers multiple factors when selecting EOIs. These include your points score, English language proficiency, and your skilled work experience. We will prioritise EOIs submitted in NSW Priority Sectors identified above. Invitation: Invitation for NSW nomination is at the sole discretion of the NSW Government. Submission Date: The date you submit or amend your SkillSelect EOI has no impact on your likelihood of being invited. We intend to commence invitation rounds for the Skilled Nominated visa (subclass 190) next week. Supporting Regional Development Regional development remains a priority for NSW. Our regional skilled migration program is designed to help businesses in regional NSW attract qualified talent. Information about the program’s reopening will be made available after we have finalised all applications from the previous financial year. 여기까지입니다. Last update: 2023년 10월 5일 물맑은 호주이민닷컴 이민법무사 (0208335) 신순철

NSW주 Skilled Occupation Lists 대신에 priority sectors 발표함

NSW 주정부 스폰쉽은 타주와는 달리 그리고 예전과는 달리 Occupation Lists을 발표하기 보다는 priority sectors 라고 해서 아래 sectors에 속하는 분들에게 nomination을 준다고 발표를 9월 말 경에 발표를 했습니다.

Health
Education
Information and Communication Technology (ICT)
Infrastructure
Agriculture

그럼으로 skilled occupation list 에 내 직업군 예를들어 (developer programmer, civil engineer, chef, electrical engineer)가 해당되는지 아닌지 정확히 구분이 될수는 없고 다만 탈력적으로 선택유무를 할 것 같습니다.

아래 자료는 해당 발표 내용입니다. 2023년 9월 27일 발표됨.

https://www.nsw.gov.au/visas-and-migration/news-and-updates/nsw-will-focus-on-priority-sectors-rather-than-skilled-occupation-lists 에서 발췌함

NSW will focus on Priority Sectors rather than Skilled Occupation Lists

27/09/2023

To better address the evolving skills shortages across the state, NSW is shifting from publishing a list of eligible ANZSCO unit groups to a new sector-focused approach.

What’s Changing

Previously, we published a skills list comprised of specific ANZSCO unit groups. Effective immediately, we’re now focusing on priority sectors that need skilled talent.

NSW Target Sectors

The sectors we’ve identified align closely with the skills shortages in NSW and include:

Health
Education
Information and Communication Technology (ICT)
Infrastructure
Agriculture

Although our focus this program year is on key sectors, high-ranking EOIs submitted in non-priority sectors may also be considered; however, due to the exceptionally high demand and limited places, we strongly recommend anyone considering NSW nomination to also explore all other migration options available to them.

Skilled Invitation Rounds

Invitation rounds are an important part of the NSW nomination process. Here is what you need to know:

Timing: Invitation rounds will continue to occur throughout the financial year. There are no predetermined or publicly announced dates for invitation rounds.
Selection: NSW considers multiple factors when selecting EOIs. These include your points score, English language proficiency, and your skilled work experience. We will prioritise EOIs submitted in NSW Priority Sectors identified above.
Invitation: Invitation for NSW nomination is at the sole discretion of the NSW Government.
Submission Date: The date you submit or amend your SkillSelect EOI has no impact on your likelihood of being invited.

We intend to commence invitation rounds for the Skilled Nominated visa (subclass 190) next week.

Supporting Regional Development

Regional development remains a priority for NSW. Our regional skilled migration program is designed to help businesses in regional NSW attract qualified talent. Information about the program’s reopening will be made available after we have finalised all applications from the previous financial year.

여기까지입니다.

Last update: 2023년 10월 5일

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