Australia ranks among the best countries that tech talent look to move to for career growth. The occupation 135199 ICT Managers NEC is listed on the Australian Skilled Occupation List. This helps to open a pathway for experienced ICT managers to migrate and work in the country.

Education and experience requirements for ANZSCO 135199

You will typically require a bachelor’s degree in information technology, computer science, business, or a similar field to become an ICT Manager NEC (135199). Holders of industry-recognised certification such as PMP, ITIL, or Agile management are often advantaged, as they indicate practical ability in leadership and project management. You need work experience apart from formal education.

ACS Skills Assessment Procedure for ICT Managers NEC

You are required to have a skills assessment by the Australian Computer Society (ACS) before you apply for migration. This is a compulsory procedure for all ICT occupations, and will assist in confirming that your qualification and work experience meet upto the Australian requirements of ANZSCO 135199.

You are required to send your degree certificates, job references, and a detailed resume outlining your ICT managers duties. If your degree is not in an ICT-related field, you might need to demonstrate additional years of work experience in the industry to obtain a positive assessment.

How Migration Points Work for 135199 ICT Managers NEC

Australia operates a points-based migration system for skilled workers. Once you have completed your ACS assessment, you can apply for an EOI through SkillSelect. Your placement in the system depends on the number of points you have.

Points are awarded for things like age, level of English, level of education, and work experience (both in Australia and internationally). Regional sponsored nomination can also earn extra points. You must score a minimum of 65 points to be invited.

Visa Options for ICT Managers NEC

Once your ACS assessment is done and you have enough points, you will have different choices of visas to go to Australia. Most common visa types issued to 135199 ICT Managers NEC are categorised below:

●     Subclass 189 Skilled Independent Visa: For Skilled Workers who are applying on their own, not sponsored by any State/Region.

●     Skilled Nominated visa (subclass 190) - for persons nominated by an Australian State or Territory.

Skilled Work Regional Visa (Subclass 491): For those who are prepared to live and work in a regional area which adds points to your application and improves PR chances in the future.