Australian Skills Assessment
The Down Under Centre assists with the Australian Skills Assessment for nearly all trade and professional occupations on the Skilled Occupation List for migration to Australia.
We specialise in the Trades Skill Assessments, as we work directly with TRA Approved RTOs for UK, Irish and European passport holders. Find your occupation below and learn how the skill assessment process works and the cost of a skills assessment.
Call us on 0203 376 1555 for a consultation to confirm if we can assist you with getting a skills assessment in your occupation and how.
Refine by Industry type:
Construction | Electrical | Fabrication | Hospitality | Mechanics | Plumbing | Technology | Others
Construction
• Air Conditioning & Refrigeration Skills Assessment
• Bricklaying Skills Assessment Australia
• Cabinet Maker Skills Assessment Australia
• Carpenter and Joiner Skills Assessment Australia
• Carpenter Skills Assessment Australia
• Drainer Skills Assessment Australia
• Fibrous Plasterer Skills Assessment Australia
• Glazier Skills Assessment Australia
• Joiner Skills Assessment Australia
• Painting Trades Worker Skills Assessment Australia
• Solid Plasterer Skills Assessment Australia
• Wall and Floor Tiler Skills Assessment Australia
Electrical
• Automotive Electrical Technology Skills Assessment Australia
• Electrical Skills Assessment Australia
Mechanics
• Diesel Motor Mechanic Skills Assessment Australia
• Motor Mechanic Skills Assessment Australia
Plumbing
• Plumber Skills Assessment Australia
• Roof Plumber Skills Assessment Australia
Fabrication
• Fitter (General) Skills Assessment Australia
• Fitter and Turner Skills Assessment Australia
• Fitter-Welder Skills Assessment Australia
• Metal Fabricator Skills Assessment Australia
• Metal Machinist (First Class) Skills Assessment Australia
• Pressure Welder Skills Assessment Australia
• Sheet Metal Trades Worker Skills Assessment Australia
• Toolmaker Skills Assessment Australia
• Welder (First Class) Skills Assessment Australia
Hospitality
• Chef Skills Assessment Australia
• Cook Skills Assessment Australia
Technology Skills Assessment
• Telecommunications Technician Skills Assessment Australia
Other
• Hairdresser Skills Assessment Australia
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Australian Skilled Visas FAQs
The skilled occupation list can be found at https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/working-in-australia/skill-occupation-list
Each occupation has a 6 digit code (ANZSCO code) – this describes the job duties. Click on the number and it will bring up the job description. It’s the job duties, not the job title, that matters.
Once you have determined which occupation fits best, head to the DUC Points Calculator to see if you meet the criteria.
Alternatively send your CV to info@downundercentre.com and we’ll arrange a consultation to discuss your options.
Check the DUC Points Calculator as this will show you what qualifications are required for each specific occupation.
Alternatively send your CV to info@downundercentre.com and we’ll arrange a consultation to discuss your options.
Whilst you cannot include your Parents in your visa application, they may be eligible to apply for a Parent Visa of their own.
Contact us on info@downundercentre.com for our information sheet on the options for parents.
An Australian skills assessment is required so you, the migrant, can apply for a visa to Australia. The skills assessment is the way Australian Immigration can confirm that you are the occupation you are applying as, and have the relevant skills to match the Australian guidelines.
These are the current Government visa fees for Australian skilled visas, which are due at time of visa lodgement.
- Main Application $4,115
- Partner/Each additional person over 18 $2,060 each
- Child $1,030
Surcharge:
- 1.4% Visa/Mastercard or AMEX
- 1.01% PayPal
Updated 1 July 2021