Occupation Detail for 232611 URBAN AND REGIONAL PLANNERS

ANZSCO Information:

Develops and implements plans and policies for the controlled use of urban and rural land, and advises on economic, environmental and social factors affecting land use.

Specialisations: Land Planner Resource Management Planner (NZ) Town Planner Traffic and Transport Planner

ANZSCO Skill LevelLevel :1Education :Occupations at Skill Level 1 have a level of skill commensurate with a bachelor degree or higher qualification. At least five years of relevant experience may substitute for the formal qualification. In some instances relevant experience and/or on-the-job training may be required in addition to the formal qualification.Other :Occupations at Skill Level 1 have a level of skill commensurate with a bachelor degree or higher qualification. At least five years of relevant experience may substitute for the formal qualification. In some instances relevant experience and/or on-the-job training may be required in addition to the formal qualification.

Unit Group Tasks:

compiling and analysing data on economic, legal, political, cultural, demographic, sociological, physical and environmental factors affecting land useconferring with government authorities, communities, Architects, social scientists, Legal Professionals, and planning, development and environmental specialistsdevising and recommending use and development of land, and presenting narrative and graphic plans, programs and designs to groups and individualsadvising governments and organisations on urban and regional planning and resource planningreviewing and evaluating environmental impact reportsstaying up-to-date with changes in building and zoning codes, regulations and other legal issuesmay serve as mediators in disputes over planning proposals and projectsmay speak at public meetings and appear before government to explain planning proposals

ANZSCO is compiled by ABS. Australian Standard Classification of Occupations, 2013 Version 1.2 ABS Catalogue No. 1220.0. ABS data used with permission from the Australian Bureau of Statistics

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Department of Immigration Information:

Ceiling Value: 0Results to Date: 0Net Value: 0

Visa Type Availability Instrument List Notes/More Details

Visa 186 No IMMI 18/049

Visa 187 Yes IMMI 18/043 ROL

Visa 189 No IMMI 18/051

Visa 190 Yes IMMI 18/051 STSOL

Visa 489Yes

IMMI 18/051 STSOL State or Territory Nominated

Visa 482 Yes IMMI 18/048 STSOL

Visa 407 Yes IMMI 18/050 , IMMI 18/051 STSOL

Visa 485 No IMMI 18/050 , IMMI 18/051

Potential Weekly Earnings: $1794.70

This information was collected by the ABS 6306.0 Employee Earnings and Hours (EEH)

Skill Assessment Information:

Authority: VetassessFees:

Full Skills Assessment (GSM with Points Test Advice) for both qualifications and employment - Australian or Overseas AUD $968.00 - Online Application - Applying from within Australia (incl GST)AUD $660.00 - Priority Processing Fee (available for online application only) - Applying from within Australia (incl GST)AUD $1,039.50 - Paper Application - Applying from within Australia (incl GST) AUD $880.00 - Online Application - Applying from outside Australia (excl GST)AUD $600.00 - Priority Processing Fee (available for online application only) - Applying from outside Australia (excl GST)AUD $945.00 - Paper Application - Applying from outside Australia (excl GST) Please note Priority Processing Fee is in addition to the full skills assessment fee For additional fee types, please see here 

 

    

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Vetassess Group Information:

Vetassess Group: A

Level of QualificationField of Study

Employment

Qualification/s assessed at Australian Bachelor degree or Australian higher degree level

with a highly relevant major

and at least one year of post-qualification highly relevant employment to the nominated occupation, completed at an appropriate skill level in the five years before the date of application for a Skills Assessment

Applications must have all of the above in order to be assessed positively for Group A

 

ANZSCO is compiled by ABS. Australian Standard Classification of Occupations, 2013 Version 1.2 ABS Catalogue No. 1220.0. ABS data used with permission from the Australian Bureau of Statistics

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State/Territory Visa Sponsorship:

ACT

190:Yes489:NoComments:ClosedAdditional Comments: State Comments :

Update: 29 June 2018 @ 4.00pm

Canberra Residents:

You are eligible to apply for ACT 190 nomination if your nominated occupation is listed as 'open' on the current ACT Occupation listYou are not eligible to apply for ACT 190 nomination if your nominated occupation is listed as 'closed' on the current ACT Occupation list

Overseas Residents:

The ACT 190 nomination program remains closedfor overseas applicants without close ties to Canberra, and is now closedto overseas applicants with close ties to Canberra.

 

 

Restrictions or Conditions May Apply to State/Territory Sponsorship - please check with relevant State/Territory for clarification.

Regional and Designated Area Postcodes for ACT

Regional Australia/Low Population Growth Metropolitan Area Postcodes: noneDesignated Areas of Australia: anywhere

Website : http://www.business.act.gov.au/skilled_and_business_migrationState Fees:$300.00

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NSW Regional - Far South Coast

190:No489:YesComments:Minimum one (1) years full-time*, paid employment in Australia as an Urban and Regional Planner. This condition is separate to any professional year.Additional Comments: State Comments :

 

Applications for the occupation of Software Engineer (261313) have been suspended until further notice. Any applications for this occupation received from 18/06/2018 will not be approved or nominated. 

 

Regional and Designated Area Postcodes for NSW

Regional Australia/Low Population Growth Metropolitan Area Postcodes: 2311-2312, 2328-2411, 2420-2490, 2536-2551, 2575-2594, 2618-2739, 2787-2899 (except Sydney, Newcastle, the Central Coast and Wollongong)Designated Areas of Australia: Postcode areas: 2311-2312, 2328-2333, 2336-2490, 2535-2551, 2575-2739, 2787-2899 (anywhere except Sydney, Newcastle and Wollongong) 

Website : http://www.rdafsc.com.au/skilled-migration/skilled-migration-srs-489/State Fees:$770.00

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QLD - Masters Graduate

190:Yes489:YesComments:Require 70 pointsAdditional Comments: State Comments :

Update 17/07/2018: Interstate applicants are no longer able to apply for Queensland state nomination. If you are currently interstate, in order to be eligible for Queensland state nomination, you must meet our Working in Queensland or Alumni pathway criteria. This would require you to move to Queensland and meet any working requirements before submitting an Expression of Interest to BSMQ.

Queensland Master Graduates, BSMQ criteria requires you to:

have an occupation on the QSOL for Queensland Masters Graduates;have completed 100% of your Masters degree at a Queensland-based institution and graduated in the last two years (this qualification should be related to your nominated occupation);satisfy specialisation or other requirements for certain occupations;provide evidence of current full time employment with a Queensland employer registered in Australia in your nominated occupation (or a closely related occupation); andprovide evidence of ongoing full time employment for a minimum of 12 monthsif employed by a labour hire company, provide evidence they are registered in Queensland (incl overseas companies)

Regional and Designated Area Postcodes for QLD

Regional Australia/Low Population Growth Metropolitan Area Postcodes: 4124 to 4125, 4133, 4211, 4270 to 4272, 4275, 4280, 4285, 4287, 4307 to 4499, 4515, 4517 to 4519, 4522 to 4899 (except the greater Brisbane area and the Gold Coast)Designated Areas of Australia: Postcode areas: 4019-4028, 4037-4050, 4079-4100, 4114, 4118, 4124-4150, 4158-4168, 4180-4899 (anywhere except Brisbane metropolitan areas)

Website : http://migration.qld.gov.au/skilled-migration-queensland/skilled-occupation-list-international-post-graduate-alumni/State Fees:$200.00

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SA Supplementary

190:Yes489:YesComments:Additional Comments: Competent EnglishState Comments :

The Supplementary Skilled List reflects occupations available on the Short Term Skilled Occupation List (STSOL) that are not available on South Australia's State Occupation List. These occupations are only available if you meet the additional requirements listed here.

This list of occupations has not been identified as being in shortage; they are available to limited applicants who can demonstrate employment outcomes or family links to support human capital and economic objectives of South Australia's participation in the skilled migrant program. The list is available to international graduates of South Australia; skilled migrants who are working in a skilled occupation in South Australia (minimum time periods apply); have immediate family members permanently residing in South Australia who can support their settlement whilst seeking employment; or who demonstrate strong employability qualities (based on scoring very highly on the DIBP Points Test).

Please note that some occupations in this list may have certain barriers to being immediately eligible for employment.  Please research your employment opportunities thoroughly before choosing South Australian state nomination. It is your responsibility to determine your employability, if your occupation requires further training, or if it has registration, licensing, residency or other requirements before you can work in South Australia.  

Website : http://www.migration.sa.gov.au/skilled-migrants/lists-of-state-nominated-occupationsState Fees:$200.00

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TAS - Family in TAS

190:No489:YesComments:Additional Comments: State Comments :

SUBCLASS 489: Category 4 – Family in Tasmania

To be considered for this category you must have a family member who:

is an Australian permanent resident or an Australian citizenhas lived as a permanent resident or an Australian citizen in Tasmania for 12 months or moreis your parent, child, sibling, aunt, uncle or grandparent ANDagrees to support you when you arrive in Tasmania and assist you in the process of gaining employment in Tasmania.

 

Restrictions or Conditions May Apply to State/Territory Sponsorship - please check with relevant State/Territory for clarification.

Regional and Designated Area Postcodes for TAS

Regional Australia/Low Population Growth Metropolitan Area Postcodes: Entire StateDesignated Areas of Australia: Postcode areas: Anywhere

Website : https://www.migration.tas.gov.au/skilled_migrants/skilled_regionalState Fees:$0.00

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TAS - Graduates

190:Yes489:YesComments:Additional Comments: State Comments :

SUBCLASS 190 Category 1 – Tasmanian graduate

For applicants who have enrolled in a Tasmanian tertiary institution after 31 July 2017, to be considered for this category, you must meet the following criteria:

met the Australian study requirement through study in Tasmania. You can meet this requirement if you are claiming points for ‘Study in Regional Australia’ on the General Skilled Migration points test.you and your dependants are currently in Tasmania and can provide evidence of genuine commitment to living in Tasmania. Please refer to disclaimer at the bottom of this page for indicators as to how to meet this requirement.

For applicants who have enrolled in a Tasmanian tertiary institution prior to 31 July 2017, to be considered for this category, you must meet the following criteria:

completed and graduated from a CRICOS registered tertiary institution in Tasmania. The course undertaken:

must be either a degree (a bachelor or any higher degree), a diploma, an advanced diploma, or a trade qualification (minimum Cert III level for a skilled occupation in Major Group 3 in ANZSCO)must have a minimum duration of one academic year (40 weeks)must be full time and on site in Tasmania.

you and your dependants are currently in Tasmania and can provide evidence of genuine commitment to living in Tasmania. Please refer to disclaimer at the bottom of this page for indicators as to how to meet this requirement.lived in the state for at least 12 months during your period of study (evidence needs to be provided).

If you do not meet the abovementioned requirements, you may still be eligible for state nomination of a Skilled Regional (Provisional) visa (subclass 489).

SUBCLASS 489 : Category 1 – Tasmanian graduate

To be considered for this category, you must meet the following criteria:

completed and graduated from a CRICOS registered tertiary institution in Tasmania. The course undertaken:

must be either a degree (a bachelor or any higher degree), a diploma, an advanced diploma, or a trade qualification (minimum Cert III level for a skilled occupation in Major Group 3 in ANZSCO)must have a minimum duration of one academic year (40 weeks)must be full time and on site in Tasmania.

you and your dependants are currently in Tasmania and can provide evidence of genuine commitment to living in Tasmania. Please refer to disclaimer at the bottom of this page for indicators as to how to meet this requirement.lived in the state for at least 12 months during your period of study (evidence needs to be provided).

Restrictions or Conditions May Apply to State/Territory Sponsorship - please check with relevant State/Territory for clarification.

Regional and Designated Area Postcodes for TAS

Regional Australia/Low Population Growth Metropolitan Area Postcodes: Entire StateDesignated Areas of Australia: Postcode areas: Anywhere

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Website : https://www.migration.tas.gov.au/State Fees:$0.00

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TAS - Overseas Applicant (Job Offer)

190:Yes489:YesComments:Additional Comments: State Comments :

SUBCLASS 190 : Category 3 – Overseas applicant (job offer)

To be considered for this category you must be living overseas and meet the following criteria:

received a formal job offer for a job that is based in Tasmania that is highly relevant to your nominated occupationyou, or any of your dependants have not lived in another Australian state or territory within the last twelve monthsyou will need to be able to provide evidence of your employment claims (see Document Checklist for more details)

The employer you are employed with must have been actively operating their business in Tasmania for the past 12 months. There needs to be a genuine need for your position within the business. This may be satisfied if there is:

an existing, current and genuine need for your position within the businessan ongoing need for your position and the capacity for the business to sustain the nominated position.

If you have not secured employment in Tasmania, you may still be eligible to apply for the Subclass 489 – Skilled Regional (Provisional) visa

 

SUBCLASS 489 : Category 3B – Overseas applicant (Job offer)

To be considered for this category you must be living overseas and meet the following criteria:

received a formal job offer for a job that is based in Tasmania that is in-line with your nominated occupationyou, or any of your dependents have not lived in another Australian state or territory within the last twelve monthsthe employer offering you employment must have been actively operating their business in Tasmania for the past 12 monthsthere needs to be a genuine need for your position within the business. This may be satisfied if there is:

an existing, current and genuine need for your position within the businessan ongoing need for your position and the capacity for the business to sustain the nominated position.

Restrictions or Conditions May Apply to State/Territory Sponsorship - please check with relevant State/Territory for clarification.

Regional and Designated Area Postcodes for TAS

Regional Australia/Low Population Growth Metropolitan Area Postcodes: Entire StateDesignated Areas of Australia: Postcode areas: Anywhere

Website : https://www.migration.tas.gov.au/skilled_migrantsState Fees:$0.00

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TAS - Overseas Applicant (TSOL)

190:No489:YesComments:Additional Comments: State Comments :

SUBCLASS 489 : Category 3A – Overseas applicant (TSOL)

To be considered for this category you must be living overseas and meet the following criteria:

nominated occupation is listed on the Tasmanian Skilled Occupations List (TSOL)you, or any of your dependants have not lived in another Australian state or territory within the last twelve monthsachieved at least ‘Proficient English’ in a recognised English language test or hold a passport of the UK, Ireland, the USA, Canada or New Zealandresearched the Tasmanian labour market and provide evidence (see Document Checklist - Employability) that there are sufficient employment opportunities (at least five and not more than eight opportunities) in your nominated occupation in Tasmania and that you have:

skills and recent experience relevant to the researched employment opportunitiesskills and experience relevant to the Tasmanian economyaccess to sufficient financial assets to fund your migration and settlement in Tasmania while you seek employment

If your application is one of ‘high calibre’, and the Tasmanian Government is satisfied that you will be able to secure employment with ease due to your skills and previous work experience, you may be invited to apply for the Subclass 190 - Skilled Nominated visa. Each application is assessed on a case-by-case basis and factors which would be considered to determine ‘high calibre’ applications includes, but not limited to, points claimed, English language competency, financial assets available for migration, evidence of interest from Tasmanian employers to employ you, level of skill shortage for your nominated occupation in Tasmania, and skills of dependants.

*On arrival in Tasmania, you need to be realistic about employment expectations as it can take up to three months to secure employment. The time it takes to gain employment will depend on several factors including the time of the year, skills, experience, employer requirements and your level of English language ability.  You will compete for employment vacancies with all people in the labour market as part of a normal selection process. You should ensure that you have sufficient financials available to support yourself and your family during this time.

Restrictions or Conditions May Apply to State/Territory Sponsorship - please check with relevant State/Territory for clarification.

Regional and Designated Area Postcodes for TAS

Regional Australia/Low Population Growth Metropolitan Area Postcodes: Entire StateDesignated Areas of Australia: Postcode areas: Anywhere

Website : https://www.migration.tas.gov.au/skilled_migrantsState Fees:$0.00

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TAS - Small Business Owner

190:No489:YesComments:Additional Comments: State Comments :

SUBCLASS 489 : Category 5 – Small business owner

If you are living outside Australia, you are not eligible to apply for this category. You may be eligible to apply for nomination for the Subclass 489 - Skilled Regional (Provisional) visa under two other categories - Category 3A – Overseas applicant (TSOL) or Category 3B – Overseas applicant (Job offer).

You can apply for this category if your business is operating in Tasmania. If your business is operating in another state of Australia, you are required to demonstrate a genuine intention and commitment to move the business to Tasmania.  

To be considered for category 5, you must:

demonstrate that you have past business ownership or management experience in starting a similar business and/or in an industry closely related to the proposed businessprovide evidence and demonstrate your business’s profitability: that is, your business has been making profit in the last two years, or has the potential to be profitable in the next two yearsdemonstrate your financial capacity to support projected establishment and running costs, along with your initial settlement in Tasmaniaprovide a comprehensive business plan with:

evidence of thorough research into, and understanding of, the target marketresearch and understanding of relevant industry conditions, licensing and/or registration requirements for the business in Tasmaniarealistic market opportunities for your proposed business in Tasmania, particularly where the business would be competing with other similar existing businesses already established in Tasmania.

 

You can find helpful information about establishing a business in Tasmania on the Business Tasmania website.

Restrictions or Conditions May Apply to State/Territory Sponsorship - please check with relevant State/Territory for clarification.

Regional and Designated Area Postcodes for TAS

Regional Australia/Low Population Growth Metropolitan Area Postcodes: Entire StateDesignated Areas of Australia: Postcode areas: Anywhere

Website : https://www.migration.tas.gov.au/skilled_migrants/skilled_regionalState Fees:$0.00

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TAS - Working in TAS

190:Yes489:YesComments:Additional Comments: State Comments :

SUBCLASS 190 : Category 2 – Working in Tasmania

To be considered for this category, you must meet all of the following criteria.

You must have been working in Tasmania for six months immediately prior to your application for state nomination. Your employment needs to:Your employer must have been actively operating their business in Tasmania for the past 12 months and there needs to be a genuine need for your position within the business.

be in your nominated occupationbe at least 35 hours per week in one full-time job or in two or more part-time jobs and you are able to provide evidence of your employment claims (see Document Checklist – Employment for more details)

You and your dependants must currently be living in Tasmania and can provide evidence of genuine commitment to continue to live in Tasmania (please refer to disclaimer at the bottom of this page for indicators as to how to meet this requirement).

Please note that internships, stipends, scholarships and volunteer positions are not considered employment for the purpose of this category.

 

SUBCLASS 489 : Category 2 – Working in Tasmania

To be considered for this category, you must meet all of the following criteria.

You must have been working in Tasmania for six months immediately prior to your application for state nomination. You do not have to be working in your nominated occupation. Your employment needs to:

be at least 35 hours per week in one full-time job or in two or more part-time jobs and you are able to provide evidence of your employment claims (see Document Checklist – Employment for more details)fill a genuine skill shortage in Tasmania

You and your dependants must currently be living in Tasmania and can provide evidence of genuine commitment to continue to live in Tasmania (please refer to disclaimer at the bottom of this page for indicators as to how to meet this requirement).Your employer must have been actively operating their business in Tasmania for the past 12 months and there needs to be a genuine need for your position within the business.

If your employment is for a position at ANZSCO skill level 4 or below, your employer must also provide evidence that no local person was able to fill the position (see 'Document Checklist - Employment' for evidence your employer would have to provide that you would need to submit together with your application for state nomination).

Please note that internship, stipend, scholarships and volunteer positions are not considered employment for the purpose of this category.

Restrictions or Conditions May Apply to State/Territory Sponsorship - please check with relevant State/Territory for clarification.

Regional and Designated Area Postcodes for TAS

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Regional Australia/Low Population Growth Metropolitan Area Postcodes: Entire StateDesignated Areas of Australia: Postcode areas: Anywhere

Website : https://www.migration.tas.gov.au/skilled_migrantsState Fees:$0.00

WA - Graduates

190:Yes?489:Yes?Comments:AvailableAdditional Comments: PhD and Masters GraduatesBachelor and higher degree GraduatesState Comments :

Please see here for State Nomination Requirements

 

Regional and Designated Area Postcodes for WA

Regional Australia/Low Population Growth Metropolitan Area Postcodes: 6041-6044, 6083-6084, 6121-6126, 6200-6799 (except Perth and surrounding areas)Designated Areas of Australia: Postcode areas: Anywhere

Website : https://migration.wa.gov.au/services/skilled-migration-western-australia/about-state-nominationState Fees:$200.00

ANZSCO is compiled by ABS. Australian Standard Classification of Occupations, 2013 Version 1.2 ABS Catalogue No. 1220.0. ABS data used with permission from the Australian Bureau of Statistics

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