Confirm The Correct List
The visa subclass must align with the occupation list shown in the result. A listing under one program does not automatically apply to another.
Enter an occupation name or ANZSCO code to check its applicable lists, potential visa subclasses, assessing authority and any listed caveats.
See whether the occupation appears on the CSOL, MLTSSL, STSOL or ROL.
See every visa stream shown for the occupation in the combined official reference.
Identify the assessing authority and any occupation-specific restrictions.
Official sources reviewed on 23 July 2026. Source instruments have different compilation dates.
Partial-word and basic typo matching are supported.
Loading occupations…
Refresh the page and try again. If the issue continues, contact Think Higher.
Each result now shows the complete visa pathways contained in the combined official occupation reference. A pathway listing still does not confirm personal, employer, nomination or visa eligibility.
The visa subclass must align with the occupation list shown in the result. A listing under one program does not automatically apply to another.
CSOL-based Subclass 186 and 482 pathways use ANZSCO 2022. MLTSSL, STSOL and ROL pathways use ANZSCO 2013.
Occupation caveats, assessing-authority criteria, state nomination settings and employer requirements can still affect the pathway. Review the current visa rules before relying on any listed pathway.
The records are rebuilt from the Department of Home Affairs combined reference and the relevant Federal Register of Legislation instruments for Subclasses 186, 407, 482 and 494, plus MLTSSL, STSOL and ROL pathways. Rules and instruments can change.
A proper assessment should consider your duties, work history, ANZSCO version, English, points, sponsorship or nomination requirements.