タスマニア州ノミネーションと留学生枠の最新情報（2021年1月29日公表）

タスマニア州の新しいノミネーションの条件が1月29日に更新されています。留学からのタスマニア州ノミネーションの基準も2021年6月30日以降はコースがa degree (bachelor, masters or any higher degree), or a diploma (standard, advanced, associate or graduate)であること、もしくは留学にて学ぶことがPriority Industry Training and Workforce Development　Areas (Category 1 – Tasmanian Graduate)に直接関連性があるコースであることという基準が新たに加わっております。とくにAged ＆Disabilityサービスが入っており、6月30日以前はCIIIのみの修了では州ノミネーションの適用外でしたが、この変更により最低資格がCIIIでもノミネーションの可能性が生じることとなりますが現時点ではそれら2職種はSTSOLにも反映されていないためその関連資格CIII以外も条件を満たすために必要な状況となっております（今後、STSOLに加わることでまた変動がありうりますので常に最新の職種情報をご確認ください：https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/what-we-do/skilled-migration-program/what-we-do/legislative-instruments

SC491に関しては少なくともCRICOS40週以上のコースをタスマニアで修了、1年間以上タスマニア州に住んでいること、またSC190に関してはAustralian study Requirement（2年就学ルールCRICOS92週以上+16か月以上をかけて修了）、また2年以上住んでいることが条件として継続します（最低条件であり、満たす全員がノミネーションされる保証はありません、枠数は毎年上限が決まっています）詳細は以下の政府サイトの転載をご参照ください。

またMigration Tasmaniaサイトに最新情報が常に更新されていますので常に情報源を確認することが推奨となります。
https://www.migration.tas.gov.au/news/2020-2021_program_year_update

Priority Industry Training and Workforce Development　Areas (Category 1 – Tasmanian Graduate)

以下の9分野となり、CookやChef, Cafe、Restaurant Manager,また自動車整備士など留学生人気のコースやまたAged & Disability Servicesは今後、CIII資格以上のコースからでも可能性が発生しますが、現時点ではAged, Disabilityは卒業生ビザVISAに繋がらず、STSOL職種に格上げされることが以前予期されていましたが、現時点ではまだ更新されていないため、SC491,SC190の申請要綱を満たすためにはTAS TAFEのDiploma of Community Servicesなどとの組み合わせなど、考慮しておく必要があるやもしれません。大学コースで関連性のコースを受講することで卒業生ビザにつなげていくことは現時点では可能です。 

ツアリズム＆ホスピタリティ（Tourism and hospitality）分野：コースはこちらを参照 + plus all relevant AQF 7,8 qualifications
※最低必要資格：Minimum Certificate III, plus Current experience in industry in Tasmania (at least 6 months) or Prior experience in Australia of at least 12 months in the past 3 years
※Cert III/IV and Diploma must include substantial practical workplace placement or on-campus kitchen equivalent

IT（Information and communications technology）分野：最低必要資格：Degree or Post Graduate Degree

Aged services (老人介護）分野：最低必要資格：Certificate III (includes Diploma Nursing and allied health qualifications)

Disability Services(身体障害者サポート）分野：最低必要資格：Certificate III (includes allied health qualifications)

Agriculture(農業）分野：See AHC – Agriculture, Horticulture and Conservation and Land　Management Training Package / plus all relevant AQF 7,8 qualifications) 最低必要資格：Certificate IV

Aquaculture（養殖業）分野：See SFI11 – Seafood Industry Training Package / plus all relevant　AQF 7,8 qualifications)

最低必要資格：Certificate IV

https://www.migration.tas.gov.au/skilled_migrants/skilled_regional

Transport and logistics分野
See TLI Transport and Logistics Training Package / AUR – Automotive
Retail, Service and Repair Training Package / plus all relevant AQF
7,8 qualifications)

最低条件：Certificate IV + current experience in industry in Tasmania
(at least 6 months) or　Certificate IV + prior industry experience in Australia of at
least 12 months in the past 3 years
Must include substantial practical workplace placement

Building and construction (including civil construction,
energy and infrastructure)分野

最低条件：Certificate IV
Must be associated with roads, infrastructure, civil-drafting
and designing, or energy

Advanced manufacturing and energy (including maritime
and defence manufacturing) 分野

最低条件：Certificate IV

In addition to the areas listed above, graduates with a prior qualification in science, technology, engineering
maths (STEM) may be considered if their Tasmanian study is a teaching qualification.
Note: gaining a qualification in a priority area does not guarantee nomination. Graduates completing studies and
training in these areas must demonstrate reasonable prospects for skilled employment in the relevant industry

Subclass 491 – Skilled Work Regional (Provisional) Visa

Tasmanian Graduate requirements

https://www.migration.tas.gov.au/skilled_migrants/skilled_regional
Nomination Category 1

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

If you commenced your last course of study in Tasmania before 30 June 2021

• You must have completed and graduated from a CRICOS registered tertiary institution in Tasmania. The course undertaken:
  • must be a degree (bachelor or any higher degree), a diploma (standard, advanced, associate or graduate) 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 must have lived in the state for at least 1 year and during your period of study prior to applying for visa state nomination
• You and your dependents must currently be living in Tasmania and able to provide evidence of your genuine ongoing commitment to remain in Tasmania
• If you are not currently in skilled employment you must provide a career plan that explains how your studies have increased your ability to find skilled work in Tasmania. This may include areas unrelated to your Tasmanian study

OR

If you commenced your last course of study in Tasmania commenced after 30 June 2021

• You must have completed a course of study and obtained a letter of completion from a tertiary institution in Tasmania registered on the Commonwealth Register of Institutions and Courses for Overseas Students (CRICOS)
• Your course of study must be listed on CRICOS with a duration of at least 40 weeks and must have been completed full time and on-site in Tasmania You must have lived in Tasmania for least one year from the commencement of your course and for the duration of your studies
• You and your dependents must be currently living in Tasmania and can provide evidence of your ongoing genuine commitment
• If you are not currently in skilled employment you must provide a career plan that explains how your studies have increased your ability to find skilled work in Tasmania. This may include areas unrelated to your Tasmanian study
• Your study does not need to be related to your nominated occupation, however a relevant skills assessment will be highly regarded

• If you held a Student visa (subclass 500) when you completed your last course of study in Tasmania, the study must be:
  • a degree (bachelor, masters or any higher degree), or a diploma (standard, advanced, associate or graduate); or
  • a qualification directly related to a Priority Industry Training and Workforce Development Area (current at the time you commenced study) at the minimum qualification level specified for that area.

• If you held a visa that was NOT a Student visa (subclass 500) at the time you completed your last course of study in Tasmania, the study MUST be directly related to a Priority Industry Training and Workforce Development Area (current at the time you commenced study) at the minimum qualification level specified for that area.

https://www.migration.tas.gov.au/skilled_migrants/skilled_nominated_visa

Subclass 190 – Skilled Nominated Visa

Tasmanian Graduate requirements

Nomination Category 1

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

If you commenced your last course of study in Tasmania before 30 June 2021

• You must have completed and graduated from a CRICOS registered tertiary institution in Tasmania and met the Australian study requirement through study in Tasmania
• Your course of study must have been completed full time and on-site in Tasmania
• Have lived in the state for at least 2 years and during your period of study prior to applying for visa state nomination
• You and your dependents must currently be living in Tasmania and able to provide evidence of your genuine ongoing commitment to remain in Tasmania
• If you are not currently in skilled employment you must provide a career plan that explains how your studies have increased your ability to find skilled work in Tasmania. This may include areas unrelated to your Tasmanian study.

OR

If you commenced your last course of study in Tasmania after 30 June 2021

• You must have completed a course of study and obtained a letter of completion from a tertiary institution in Tasmania registered on the Commonwealth Register of Institutions and Courses for Overseas Students (CRICOS)
• Your course of study must be listed on CRICOS with a duration of at least 92 weeks* and must have been completed full time and on-site in Tasmania
• You must have lived in the state for at least 2 calendar years from the commencement of your course and for the duration of your studies
• You and your dependents must currently be living in Tasmania and demonstrate a genuine commitment to continue to live in Tasmania
• If you are not currently in skilled employment you must provide a career plan that explains how your studies have increased your ability to find skilled work in Tasmania. This may include areas unrelated to your Tasmanian study
• Your study does not need to be related to your nominated occupation, however a relevant skills assessment will be highly regarded.
• If you held a Student visa (subclass 500) when you completed your last course of study in Tasmania, the study must be:
  • a degree (bachelor, masters or any higher degree), or a diploma (standard, advanced, associate or graduate); or
  • a qualification directly related to a Priority Industry Training and Workforce Development Area (current at the time you commenced study) at the minimum qualification level specified for that area.
• If you held a visa that was NOT a Student visa (subclass 500) at the time you completed your last course of study in Tasmania, the study MUST be directly related to a Priority Industry Training and Workforce Development Area (current at the time you commenced study) at the minimum qualification level specified for that area.

Please note: only one course of study leading to one qualification may be included, unless it is part of an articulated pathway or packaged course, eg. a 2 year Certificate III – IV Commercial Cookery Pathway.

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