medical administrator
Data checked 23 October 2026. Inclusion on any list below is not personal eligibility and does not guarantee an invitation or nomination.
Federal visa lists
- 189 · Skilled IndependentNot on eligible listLIN 19/051, Compilation 5 (28 March 2026). This records federal occupation-list coverage only, not your eligibility. Role-specific caveats and other visa criteria apply.
- 190 · State nominationNot on eligible listLIN 19/051, Compilation 5 (28 March 2026). This records federal occupation-list coverage only, not your eligibility. Role-specific caveats and other visa criteria apply.
- 491 · State nominationOccupation on eligible listLIN 19/051, Compilation 5 (28 March 2026). This records federal occupation-list coverage only, not your eligibility. Role-specific caveats and other visa criteria apply.
- 491 · Family sponsoredNot on eligible listLIN 19/051, Compilation 5 (28 March 2026). This records federal occupation-list coverage only, not your eligibility. Role-specific caveats and other visa criteria apply.Visa page (opens in a new tab)
Source: ROL under the federal legislative instrument (opens in a new tab) · checked 18 October 2026
Assessing authority
- VETASSESS (opens in a new tab)Vocational Education and Training Assessment Services
Home Affairs assessing authority directory (opens in a new tab)
Where does 134211 appear?
New South Wales
Occupation list matches
- NSW 190 unit-group listOn this list
- Scope
- ANZSCO unit-group match, not an individual invitation result
- Source period
- Published NSW 190 list; program year not stated
- Source currency
- Official source has no publication date
- Checked
- 23 October 2026
- Priority
- Not established by list membership
- NSW selection is competitive; unit-group inclusion does not guarantee an invitation.
- This occupation is not on the supported federal 190 list. State unit-group inclusion cannot override that restriction.
Unit group 1342 appears on the checked 190 list. The individual occupation must also be federally eligible for 190.
Official source (opens in a new tab)
NSW publishes an invitation process and current criteria, but this review did not establish a separately dated, whole-program 2026–27 opening notice. Do not treat this guide's source-check date as confirmation of an open intake. Checked 23 October 2026.
- NSW considers age, English, education, points and skilled experience; it is not a simple first-in queue.
- NSW says the EOI submission or amendment date does not determine the likelihood of selection.
- No predetermined round dates or guaranteed future cutoff should be inferred from a reported round.
Stream requirements (3)
Being on an occupation list only makes an occupation relevant to a stream. It does not mean a person is eligible or will be nominated.
All streams and pathways 3
Onshore candidatesPublished residency alternatives include paid work in NSW in the nominated occupation for at least 20 hours per week, or six continuous months residing in NSW.
No further detail recorded for this stream.
Offshore candidatesThe published page requires six continuous months residing offshore. Your EOI's usual country of residence determines how NSW considers your residency.
No further detail recorded for this stream.
Graduate applicantsThere is no separate NSW 190 graduate pathway on the reviewed page. A NSW qualification alone does not replace the standard nomination requirements.
No further detail recorded for this stream.
What this page cannot tell you
- This is occupation research, not a personal eligibility assessment or an invitation prediction. Points, age, English, skills assessment, residence, employment and other stream conditions must all be checked.
- List membership, priority ranking, program opening status and invitation outcomes are different facts. None alone proves eligibility.
- Queensland and WA Schedule 1, Schedule 2 and Graduate lists are explicitly 2025–26. NSW's 491 update is pending. WA Defence occupation coverage and Victoria's full current-year criteria remain unverified; no current-year eligibility conclusion is inferred from older or missing coverage.
- Only approved state guides are included. Prepared or saved private drafts are never exposed. Some state pathways may not yet have an approved detailed guide.
- Federal coverage here is the points-tested 189/190/491 catalogue, not the separate employer-sponsored CSOL, labour agreements or DAMA lists. Employer-sponsored 482/186/494 options require separate assessment.
- Invitation rows are shown only when an approved guide identifies this exact occupation code or exact occupation title; unit-group results are not treated as individual occupation cutoffs. No scores or dates are invented or borrowed from crowd-sourced reports.
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