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ANZSCO Search Tool

Find your occupation code for Australia and New Zealand immigration

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Enter your occupation name or ANZSCO code to find detailed information

What is ANZSCO?

ANZSCO stands for Australian and New Zealand Standard Classification of Occupations. It is the skill-based classification system used by both Australia and New Zealand to categorize occupations for immigration, statistical, and administrative purposes.

Why is ANZSCO Important?

  • Visa Applications

    Required for all skilled migration visas to Australia and New Zealand

  • Skills Assessment

    Assessing authorities use ANZSCO codes to evaluate your qualifications

  • Points Calculation

    Your occupation determines points for migration programs

  • Job Market Analysis

    Helps understand demand for your skills in Australia/NZ

ANZSCO Structure

1

Major Groups (1 digit)

Broad occupational categories like "Professionals" or "Technicians"

2

Sub-Major Groups (2 digits)

More specific groupings within major categories

3

Minor Groups (3 digits)

Detailed occupational families

6

Unit Groups (6 digits)

Specific occupation codes used for visa applications

Quick Facts

Coverage

Australia & New Zealand

Total Codes

1,000+ occupation codes

Last Updated

Version 1.3 (2022)

Popular Searches

💡 Expert Tips

Match Job Duties

Choose codes based on actual job responsibilities, not just job titles

Use Keywords

Try different search terms like synonyms or industry-specific terms

Check Skill Level

Ensure your qualifications match the required skill level

⚠️ Common Mistakes

Wrong Job Title Focus

Don't choose based on title alone - read the full description

Skill Level Mismatch

Ensure your education/experience meets the skill level requirements

Generic Codes

Avoid 'nec' (not elsewhere classified) codes when specific ones exist

Understanding ANZSCO Code Structure

Example: Software Engineer (261313)

2

Major Group

Professionals

6

Sub-Major Group

ICT Professionals

1

Minor Group

Software Professionals

3

Unit Group

Software Engineers

1

Occupation

Software Engineer

3

Specific Code

Final digit

Popular Occupations Comparison

Occupation
ANZSCO Code
Skill Level
Major Group
Software Engineer
261313
Level 1
Professionals
Registered Nurse
254111
Level 1
Professionals
Accountant
221111
Level 1
Professionals
Chef
351311
Level 3
Technicians
Motor Mechanic
321211
Level 3
Technicians
Carpenter
331212
Level 3
Technicians

🌏 Migration Pathways

🇦🇺
Australia

Skilled Independent (189), State Nominated (190), Regional (491)

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New Zealand

Skilled Migrant Category, Work to Residence

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Canada (NOC)

Express Entry, Provincial Nominee Programs

📚 Additional Resources

ANZSCO Dictionary

Complete official occupation descriptions and requirements

Points Calculator

Calculate your migration points for Australia and New Zealand

Skills Assessment

Find the right assessing authority for your occupation

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Code Lookup

Enter any 6-digit ANZSCO code to get detailed occupation information

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Skill Level Distribution

Level 1: 25%
Level 2: 20%
Level 3: 30%
Level 4: 15%
Level 5: 10%
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Quick Categories

How to Use ANZSCO Search

1

Enter Your Occupation

Type your job title or occupation name in the search box above

2

Review Results

Browse through the matching ANZSCO codes and descriptions

3

Select the Right Code

Choose the code that best matches your job duties and responsibilities

4

Use for Applications

Use this code for your visa applications and skills assessments

ANZSCO Skill Levels Explained

Understanding the skill levels in ANZSCO is crucial for job seekers and employers alike. Each occupation is classified into one of five skill levels based on the education, training, and experience typically required.

1

Skill Level 1

Highest

Requirements: Bachelor's degree or higher qualification. At least five years of relevant experience may substitute for the formal qualification.

Examples: Doctors, Engineers, Lawyers, University Lecturers
2

Skill Level 2

High

Requirements: Diploma or advanced trade certificate. May also require on-the-job training or relevant experience.

Examples: Technicians, Associate Professionals, Skilled Trades
3

Skill Level 3

Moderate

Requirements: Certificate III or IV. Also need on-the-job training and relevant experience.

Examples: Tradespersons, Clerks, Service Workers
4

Skill Level 4

Basic

Requirements: Certificate II. May also need on-the-job training or relevant experience.

Examples: Machine Operators, Drivers, Sales Assistants
5

Skill Level 5

Entry

Requirements: Involves performing routine tasks and duties. High school diploma or less may be required.

Examples: Labourers, Cleaners, Food Service Assistants

Why Skill Levels Matter

  • Employers use these levels to set appropriate salary and working conditions for each job
  • Immigration authorities use them to assess visa applications and points allocation
  • Skills assessment bodies evaluate qualifications against these skill level requirements
  • Career planning becomes easier when you understand the progression pathway

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