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ANZSCO 131114 ROL
public relations manager (ANZSCO 131114) appears on the ROL, which 2 occupation-gated skilled visa subclasses draw on. IML assesses the occupation for migration. List membership is one requirement among those shown below, not an eligibility decision.
Occupation list status by visa
Each skilled visa draws on a different occupation list. This shows one
requirement only - whether this occupation is on the list that visa uses. A
positive skills assessment, points, age, English and any state or territory
nomination are assessed separately.
- Subclass 186 - Employer Nomination Scheme Not met Based on official Home Affairs occupation lists (as of 2026-03).
- Subclass 189 - Skilled Independent Not met Based on official Home Affairs occupation lists (as of 2026-03).
- Subclass 190 - Skilled Nominated To confirm Not on MLTSSL / STSOL federally; state nomination lists decide - check your target state. Based on official Home Affairs occupation lists (as of 2026-03).
- Subclass 482 - Skills in Demand Not met Based on official Home Affairs occupation lists (as of 2026-03).
- Subclass 491 - Skilled Work Regional (Provisional) To confirm On MLTSSL / STSOL / ROL federally; state nomination lists decide - check your target state. Based on official Home Affairs occupation lists (as of 2026-03).
- Subclass 494 - Skilled Employer Sponsored Regional Met Based on official Home Affairs occupation lists (as of 2026-03).
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