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Dear Applicant:

 

Please note that currently the Department of Immigration Australia reviewing the MODL list to update the available skills in Demand in Australia which will be implemented soon.  This may have serious impact on your application, if your skills happens to be removed from the MODL list and you have not lodged your visa application prior to implementing this change.  A copy of the further information about the review of the MODL is available here http://www.immi.gov.au/skilled/general-skilled-migration/modl-review/
Migration occupations in Demand List

The table below is the current (as at 20-09-2006) occupations in demand form migration purpose.

Frequently Asked Questions - Review of the Migration Occupations in Demand List (MODL)

Q1. What is happening to the Migration Occupations in Demand List (MODL)?

A review of the purpose of the MODL and its methodology has commenced and is expected to be completed in late 2009.

The review aims to make MODL a more strategic tool in identifying the medium to long-term skill needs that complement Australia’s skill supply through the domestic tertiary education sector.

Q2. Why is the MODL being reviewed?

The review of the MODL is aimed at developing a better link between skilled migrant employment outcomes, the national training agenda and the work of Skills Australia, to ensure that skilled migration is aimed at responding to future skill needs which cannot be addressed through domestic training and skills development.

Q3. When will the new MODL be implemented?

The arrangements for the transition to the new MODL will be determined once the outcomes of the review are finalised.

The Critical Skills List will remain in place while the review is in progress and then be phased out following the implementation of any recommendations flowing from the review.

Q4. What will happen to priority processing of CSL applications?

Occupations which are listed on the CSL receive priority processing, which assists the targeting of the migration program. These arrangements will continue until the review is finalised. Once the review is finalised, arrangements for phasing out the CSL will be announced.

  Occupation

  ASCO Code

  Child Care Coordinator

  1295-11

  Accountant

  2211-11

  Chemical Engineer

  2129-17

  Civil Engineer

  2124-11

  Computing Professional
specializing in C++/C#/C/ CISSP/ Java/ J2EE/ Network Security/ Oracle/ PeopleSoft/ SAP/ SIEBEL

  2231-79

  Electrical Engineer

  2125-11

  Mechanical Engineer

  2126-11

  Mining Engineer

  2127-11

  Petroleum Engineer

  2127-13

  Surveyor

  2123-13

  Chef (excluding Commis Chef)

  3322-11

  Automotive Electrician

  4212-11

  Baker

  4512-11

  Boat Builder and Repairer

  4981-13

  Bricklayer

  4414-11

  Cabinetmaker

  4922-11

  Carpenter

  4411-13

  Carpenter and Joiner

  4411-11

  Cook

  4513-11

  Drainer

  4431-15

  Electrical Powerline Tradesperson

  4313-11

  Electrician- (Special class)

  4311-13

  Electronic Equipment Tradesperson

  4315-11

  Fibrous Plasterer

  4412-11

  Fitter

  4112-11

  Floor Finisher

  4423-11

  Furniture Upholsterer

  4942-11

  Gasfitter

  4431-13

  General Electrician

  4311-11

  General Electronic Instrument
Tradesperson

  4314-11

  General Plumber

  4431-11

  Hairdresser

  4931-11

  Joiner

  4411-15

  Lift Mechanic

  4311-15

  Mechanical Services and Air-conditioning Plumber

  4431-19

  Metal Fabricator (Boilermaker)

  4122-11

  Metal Machinist

  4112-13

  Motor Mechanic

  4211-11

  Panel Beater

  4213-11

  Pastry Cook

  4512-13

  Pressure Welder

  4122-13

  Refrigeration and Air Conditioning Mechanic

  4312-11

  Roof Plumber

  4431-17

  Roof Slater and Tiler

  4413-11

  Solid Plasterer

  4415-11

  Sheetmetal Worker( First Class)

  4124-11

  Stonemason

  4416-13

 

Urgent Notice to Prospective Applicant:

We would urge you to start the application as soon as possible if you are really serious about moving to Australia because the law is keep on changing and once you have lodged your application then the new regulation change may NOT be affecting your application

Please contact Our Client Service Department on the following Address, if you are a prospective applicant and wanted to know more information on this matter

India +  91  80 41 145743

GCC(UAE/QATAR/OMAN/BAHRAIN/KSA) + 971 6 57 34 354

Our Australian Immigration Firm is one of the renowned practise where we had 100% success on all applications so far represented by our qualified Australian Immigration Advisors. 

Once again, we thank you for your time, and look forward to assisting you with making your dream to migrate to Australia a reality 

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