Australia adds 22 occupations to the Priority Migration Skilled Occupation List
Commonly referred to as simply the PMSOL, Australia’s Priority Migration Skilled Occupation List currently identifies 41 occupations that supply the critical needs for supporting the recovery of the Australian economy from the COVID-19 pandemic.
On June 22, 2021, the Minister for Immigration, Citizenship, Migrant Services and Multicultural Affairs Alex Hawke announced the inclusion of 22 occupations to the PMSOL. With the addition of 22 occupations, there are now 41 occupations on the PMSOL. The announcement came in the form of an official Media Release, Supporting Australia’s COVID recovery through Skilled Migration. |
Visa applications with an occupation included on the PMSOL are to be given priority processing.
First announced in September 2020, the PMSOL for Australia is developed in collaboration with the National Skills Commission for ensuring that certain critical occupations are filled for – [1] continuing to create jobs in Australia, and [2] aiding the ongoing recovery of the country from the impact of coronavirus pandemic.
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