South Australia adds another 94 occupations to its skilled migration program!

South Australia released a list of 36 jobs in August. These are available to applicants with visas from abroad.

Just over a month later, South Australia added another 70 jobs to the list! At the end of October, South Australia also added 24 engineering positions.

Check out these jobs below and contact us as soon as possible when you find your career. Our certified advisor will evaluate your qualifications against the requirements for skilled migrants and inform you whether you can apply for an employment visa.

Jobs include public relations managers, engineers, farmers, and many more.

South Australia wants your skills whether you are in one of these fields:

  • Sales and Marketing Manager
  • Advertising Manager
  • Public Relations Manager
  • Corporate Services Manager
  • Human Resource Manager
  • Policy and Planning Manager
  • Research and Development Manager
  • Customer Service Manager
  • Human Resource Adviser
  • Recruitment Consultant
  • Management Consultant
  • Organisation and Methods Analyst
  • Liaison Officer
  • Information and Organisation Professionals nec
  • Advertising Specialist
  • Market Research Analyst
  • Marketing Specialist
  • Public Relations Professional
  • Technical Sales Representatives nec
  • Grain, Oilseed, or Pasture Grower
  • Mixed Crop Farmer
  • Vegetable Grower
  • Crop Farmers nec
  • Apiarist
  • Beef Cattle Farmer
  • Dairy Cattle Farmer
  • Mixed Livestock Farmer
  • Pig Farmer
  • Poultry Farmer
  • Sheep Farmer
  • Diverse Crop and Livestock Farmer
  • Mixed Crop and Livestock Farmer
  • Construction Project Manager
  • Project Builder
  • Production Manager (Manufacturing)
  • Supply and Distribution Manager
  • Procurement Manager
  • Child Care Centre Manager
  • Environmental Manager
  • Laboratory Manager
  • Quality Assurance Manager
  • Statistician
  • Surveyor
  • Other Spatial Scientist
  • Agricultural Consultant
  • Agricultural Scientist
  • Food Technologist
  • Conservation Officer
  • Environmental Consultant
  • Environmental Scientists nec
  • Geologist
  • Environmental Research Scientist
  • Geophysicist
  • Hydrogeologist
  • Life Scientist (General)
  • Biochemist
  • Biotechnologist
  • Botanist
  • Marine Biologist
  • Microbiologist
  • Zoologist
  • Life Scientists nec
  • Medical Laboratory Scientist
  • Veterinarian
  • Conservator
  • Metallurgist
  • Meteorologist
  • Physicist (non-medical)
  • Exercise Physiologist
  • Natural and Physical Science Professionals nec
  • Engineering Manager
  • Chemical Engineer
  • Materials Engineer
  • Civil Engineer
  • Geotechnical Engineer
  • Quantity Surveyor
  • Structural Engineer
  • Transport Engineer
  • Electrical Engineer
  • Electronics Engineer
  • Industrial Engineer
  • Mechanical Engineer
  • Production or Plant Engineer
  • Mining Engineer (excluding Petroleum)
  • Agricultural Engineer
  • Biomedical Engineer
  • Environmental Engineer
  • Engineering Professionals nec
  • Civil Engineering Draftsperson
  • Civil Engineering Technician
  • Electrical Engineering Draftsperson
  • Electrical Engineering Technician
  • Mechanical Engineering Draftsperson
  • Mechanical Engineering Technician

    More information about South Australia

    South Australia is Australia’s fourth-largest state, home to 1.77 million residents. The majority of the residents of South Australia reside in the capital city, Adelaide or its environs. Adelaide is among the cities that are most accessible to people and is among the nation’s most affordable cities to live and work.

    What’s South Australia known for?

    The state is famous for its food and wine scene and boasts several of Australia’s most renowned wine regions scattered across South Australia. South Australia is also home to various cultural, artistic and sporting events that provide entertainment options for the old and young.

    What’s your weather?

    The southern portion of the state enjoys a Mediterranean climate, whereas the remainder is either semi-arid or arid. The main temperature range in South Australia is 29@C in January and 15°C in July.

    #AustralianPR
    #Australianpermanentresidence
    #Australiavisa
    #PRtoAustralia
    #Australiansol

GS International
GS International
Articles: 14