New South Wales updated its skill list for new program year

New South Wales has updated its skill list for new migration program year. The state has drastically changed the requirement for state nomination of state nominated skill visas subclass 190 and 491. For the year 2022-23 one need to meet point score eligibility with certain years of skilled experience to be eligible for NSW state nomination.
New South Wales migration program is most sought among international students and migrants.

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NSW Skill List for Skilled Nominated visa (subclass 190)NSW Skill List for Skilled Work Regional (Subclass 491)

NSW government says its ‘exceptionally competitive’ to get NSW state nomination for visa subclass 190 and 491. These visas gives opportunity to live and work in New South Wales. ‘We strongly encourage you to consider all other migration pathways’ NSW government document reads. Following are the occupations and their respective point and experience requirements.

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NSW Skill List for Skilled Nominated visa (subclass 190)

Unit group Points Experience

1311 – Advertising, Public Relations and Sales Managers	85	3
1321 – Corporate Services Managers	70	3

1322 – Finance Managers 110 3

1323 – Human Resource Managers		70	3
1325 – Research and Development Managers		65	0
1331 – Construction Managers		80	2
1332 – Engineering Managers		80	3
1334 – Manufacturers		65	0
1335 – Production Managers		75	2
1336 – Supply, Distribution and Procurement Managers		80	3
1341 – Child Care Centre Managers		80	1
1342 – Health and Welfare Services Managers		70	3
1343 – School Principals		65	1
1351 – ICT Managers		95	0
1399 – Other Specialist Managers		70	2
1411 – Cafe and Restaurant Managers		85	2
1413 – Hotel and Motel Managers		85	2
1493 – Conference and Event Organisers		80	1
1494 – Transport Services Managers		65	1
1499 – Other Hospitality, Retail and Service Managers		85	3
2124 – Journalists and Other Writers		85	2
2211 – Accountants		110	3
2212 – Auditors, Company Secretaries and Corporate Treasurers		110	3
2223 – Financial Investment Advisers and Managers		70	3
2241 – Actuaries, Mathematicians and Statisticians		90	2
2243 – Economists		90	1
2245 Land Economists and Valuers	85		3
2246 – Librarians	65		3
2247 – Management and Organisation Analysts	90		2
2249 – Other Information and Organisation Professionals	85		3
2251 – Advertising and Marketing Professionals	95		2
2253 – Public Relations Professionals	80		3
2321 – Architects and Landscape Architects	100		2
2322 – Surveyors and Spatial Scientists	95		1
2323 – Fashion, Industrial and Jewellery Designers	70		1
2324 – Graphic and Web Designers, and Illustrators	85		1
2325 – Interior Designers	80		2
2326 – Urban and Regional Planners	85		0
2332 – Civil Engineering Professionals	100		1
2333 – Electrical Engineers	100		1
2334 – Electronics Engineers	100		1
2336 – Mining Engineers	90		3
2339 – Other Engineering Professionals	100		1
2342 – Chemists, and Food and Wine Scientists	95		1
2343 – Environmental Scientists	80		3
2345 – Life Scientists	95		1
2347 – Veterinarians	85		1
2411 – Early Childhood (Pre-primary School) Teachers	70		0
2414 – Secondary School Teachers	70		0
2415 – Special Education Teachers	65		0
2421 – University Lecturers and Tutors	90		2

2511 – Nutrition Professionals 65 0

2512 – Medical Imaging Professionals		80			1
2513 – Occupational and Environmental Health Professionals		70			1
2515 – Pharmacists		95			3
2524 – Occupational Therapists		80			1
2525 – Physiotherapists		85			1
2527 – Audiologists and Speech Pathologists / Therapists		65			0
2531 – General Practitioners and Resident Medical Officers		90			1
2533 – Specialist Physicians		80			2
2541 – Midwives		70			1
2542 – Nurse Educators and Researchers		65			1
2543 – Nurse Managers		65			1
2544 – Registered Nurses		85			1
2611 – ICT Business and Systems Analysts		100			2
2612 – Multimedia Specialists and Web Developers		105			1
2613 – Software and Applications Programmers		100			2
2621 – Database and Systems Administrators, and ICT Security Specialists		100			2
2631 – Computer Network Professionals		100			2
2632 – ICT Support and Test Engineers		100			1
2633 – Telecommunications Engineering Professionals		100			2
2711 – Barristers		65			0
2713 – Solicitors		95			2
2721 – Counsellors		70			1
2723 – Psychologists		65			0
2724 – Social Professionals			70		0
2725 – Social Workers			70		0
2726 – Welfare, Recreation and Community Arts Workers			70		0
3112 – Medical Technicians			75		2
3121 – Architectural, Building and Surveying Technicians			90		1
3122 – Civil Engineering Draftspersons and Technicians			90		3
3123 – Electrical Engineering Draftspersons and Technicians			80		2
3129 – Other Building and Engineering Technicians			65		0
3131 – ICT Support Technicians			95		0
3211 – Automotive Electricians			65		0
3212 – Motor Mechanics			85		1
3222 – Sheetmetal Trades Workers			65		0
3223 – Structural Steel and Welding Trades Workers			65		0
3232 – Metal Fitters and Machinists			70		3
3311 – Bricklayers and Stonemasons			70		3
3312 – Carpenters and Joiners			70		1
3322 – Painting Trades Workers			80		1
3333 – Roof Tilers			65		1
3341 – Plumbers			70		3
3411 – Electricians			70		3
3421 – Airconditioning and Refrigeration Mechanics			65		0
3423 – Electronics Trades Workers			80		3
3511 – Bakers and Pastrycooks			75		2
3512 – Butchers and Smallgoods Makers			65		0
3513 Chefs	90			3
3514 – Cooks	85			3
3613 – Veterinary Nurses	70			1
3621 – Florists	65			0
3622 – Gardeners	65			1
3623 – Sports Turf Managers and Trades Workers	65			0
3911 – Hairdressers	65			1
4112 – Dental Hygienists, Technicians and Therapists	65			0
4113 – Diversional Therapists	65			2
4114 – Enrolled and Mothercraft Nurses	80			1
4117 – Welfare Support Workers	70			0
4523 – Sports Coaches, Instructors and Officials	65			0
5996 – Insurance Investigators, Loss Adjusters and Risk Surveyors	65			1

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NSW Skill List for Skilled Work Regional (Subclass 491)

Unit Group	Points	Experience
1212 – Crop Farmers	80	3
1213 – Livestock Farmers	70	3
1214 – Mixed Crop and Livestock Farmers	65	2
1311 – Advertising, Public Relations and Sales Managers	65	3
1321 – Corporate Services Managers	80	2
1322 – Finance Managers	115	3
1323 – Human Resource Managers	90	3
1324 – Policy and Planning Managers	65	0
1325 – Research and Development Managers	75	2

1331 – Construction Managers 90 3

1332 – Engineering Managers	100	3
1335 – Production Managers	85	2
1336 – Supply, Distribution and Procurement Managers	75	2
1341 – Child Care Centre Managers	80	2
1342 – Health and Welfare Services Managers	80	2
1343 – School Principals	70	1
1351 – ICT Managers	90	2
1399 – Other Specialist Managers	85	2
1411 – Cafe and Restaurant Managers	90	2
1412 – Caravan Park and Camping Ground Managers	65	0
1413 – Hotel and Motel Managers	90	2
1419 – Other Accommodation and Hospitality Managers	65	2
1491 – Amusement, Fitness and Sports Centre Managers	70	2
1492 – Call or Contact Centre and Customer Service Managers	70	3
1493 – Conference and Event Organisers	70	1
1494 – Transport Services Managers	70	1
1499 – Other Hospitality, Retail and Service Managers	75	2
2124 – Journalists and Other Writers	80	2
2211 – Accountants	115	3
2212 – Auditors, Company Secretaries and Corporate Treasurers	110	1
2221 – Financial Brokers	70	1
2223 – Financial Investment Advisers and Managers	70	2
2231 – Human Resource Professionals	80	3
2241 Actuaries, Mathematicians and Statisticians	90	1
2243 – Economists	90	2
2244 – Intelligence and Policy Analysts	65	0
2247 – Management and Organisation Analysts	70	3
2249 – Other Information and Organisation Professionals	85	2
2251 – Advertising and Marketing Professionals	100	3
2253 – Public Relations Professionals	85	2
2321 – Architects and Landscape Architects	100	1
2322 – Surveyors and Spatial Scientists	95	1
2323 – Fashion, Industrial and Jewellery Designers	80	1
2324 – Graphic and Web Designers, and Illustrators	95	2
2325 – Interior Designers	85	1
2326 – Urban and Regional Planners	80	1
2332 – Civil Engineering Professionals	105	1
2333 – Electrical Engineers	100	1
2334 – Electronics Engineers	110	1
2335 – Industrial, Mechanical and Production Engineers	110	1
2336 – Mining Engineers	100	1
2339 – Other Engineering Professionals	105	1
2341 – Agricultural, Fisheries and Forestry Scientists	90	2
2342 – Chemists, and Food and Wine Scientists	90	3
2343 – Environmental Scientists	85	2
2344 – Geologists, Geophysicists and Hydrogeologists	70	1
2347 – Veterinarians	65	1
2411 – Early Childhood (Pre-primary School) Teachers	75	0

2412 – Primary School Teachers 65 0

2413 – Middle School Teachers / Intermediate School Teachers	65	0
2414 – Secondary School Teachers	85	0
2415 – Special Education Teachers	70	0
2421 – University Lecturers and Tutors	85	2
2422 – Vocational Education Teachers / Polytechnic Teachers	75	2
2512 – Medical Imaging Professionals	85	2
2513 – Occupational and Environmental Health Professionals	70	2
2515 – Pharmacists	95	2
2523 – Dental Practitioners	85	1
2524 – Occupational Therapists	70	1
2525 – Physiotherapists	70	1
2526 – Podiatrists	65	0
2527 – Audiologists and Speech Pathologists / Therapists	65	0
2531 – General Practitioners and Resident Medical Of cers	65	0
2532 – Anaesthetists	65	0
2541 – Midwives	65	0
2542 – Nurse Educators and Researchers	65	0
2543 – Nurse Managers	65	0
2544 – Registered Nurses	90	1
2611 – ICT Business and Systems Analysts	110	1
2612 – Multimedia Specialists and Web Developers	110	1
2613 – Software and Applications Programmers	110	1
2621 – Database and Systems Administrators, and ICT Security Specialists	110	1

2631 – Computer Network Professionals 110 2

2632 – ICT Support and Test Engineers	110	1
2713 – Solicitors	95	1
2721 – Counsellors	85	1
2723 – Psychologists	65	0
2724 – Social Professionals	65	0
2725 – Social Workers	75	1
2726 – Welfare, Recreation and Community Arts Workers	75	1
3111 – Agricultural, Agritech and Aquaculture Technicians	80	1
3112 – Medical Technicians	85	1
3121 – Architectural, Building and Surveying Technicians	85	2
3122 – Civil Engineering Draftspersons and Technicians	105	3
3123 – Electrical Engineering Draftspersons and Technicians	95	3
3125 – Mechanical Engineering Draftspersons and Technicians	80	3
3126 – Safety Inspectors	65	1
3129 – Other Building and Engineering Technicians	85	2
3131 – ICT Support Technicians	85	2
3211 – Automotive Electricians	65	1
3212 – Motor Mechanics	95	1
3222 – Sheetmetal Trades Workers	70	2
3223 – Structural Steel and Welding Trades Workers	70	3
3232 – Metal Fitters and Machinists	70	3
3241 – Panelbeaters	65	1
3243 – Vehicle Painters	65	2

3311 – Bricklayers and Stonemasons 75 2

3312 – Carpenters and Joiners	70	2
3322 – Painting Trades Workers	90	1
3332 – Plasterers	65	1
3333 – Roof Tilers	65	1
3334 – Wall and Floor Tilers	80	1
3341 – Plumbers	70	3
3411 – Electricians	70	3
3421 – Airconditioning and Refrigeration Mechanics	65	1
3422 – Electrical Distribution Trades Workers	65	1
3423 – Electronics Trades Workers	95	3
3511 – Bakers and Pastrycooks	85	3
3513 – Chefs	95	3
3514 – Cooks	85	3
3613 – Veterinary Nurses	65	1
3622 – Gardeners	65	0
3623 – Sports Turf Managers and Trades Workers	65	0
3624 – Nurserypersons	65	0
3911 – Hairdressers	75	2
3941 – Cabinetmakers	70	1
4111 – Ambulance Of cers and Paramedics	70	1
4113 – Diversional Therapists	70	1
4114 – Enrolled and Mothercraft Nurses	80	1
4117 – Welfare Support Workers	65	1
4523 – Sports Coaches, Instructors and Of cials	65	0