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Skilled occupation list / ANZSCO 231111

Aeroplane Pilot

ANZSCO 231111 (2013). On the ROL and CSOL. Assessed by CASA.

Lists

ROL · CSOL

189 eligible

No

Latest 189 points

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Sources: Home Affairs skilled occupation list (read 12 November 2026) and SkillSelect invitation rounds.

Key facts

  • Aeroplane Pilot has ANZSCO code 231111 and is on the ROL and CSOL, according to the Home Affairs skilled occupation list read on 12 November 2026.
  • Aeroplane Pilot is not on the MLTSSL, so it cannot be used for the subclass 189 visa.
  • The assessing authority for Aeroplane Pilot is CASA.

Checked against Home Affairs every day. Last checked 11 November 2026.

Cite this page

AusVisaClock. “Aeroplane Pilot (ANZSCO 231111).” Updated 12 November 2026. https://ausvisaclock.com/occupation/aeroplane-pilot-231111/

The figures come from the Department of Home Affairs. You may quote them with a link to this page.

Visas for Aeroplane Pilot

Each visa this occupation can be used for, with the department’s latest 90% processing time.

Visa90% decided within
186 Employer Nomination24 months
407 Training19 months
482 Skills in Demand9 months
489 Skilled Regional (closed)—
491 Skilled Work Regional30 months
494 Skilled Employer Sponsored Regional20 months

Aeroplane Pilot questions

Is Aeroplane Pilot on the skilled occupation list?

Yes. Aeroplane Pilot (ANZSCO 231111) is on the Regional Occupation List (ROL) and the Core Skills Occupation List (CSOL). This is the department’s list as read on 12 November 2026.

Can Aeroplane Pilot apply for the 189 visa?

No. Only MLTSSL occupations can be used for the 189. Aeroplane Pilot can be used for: 186 (Employer Nomination), 407 (Training), 482 (Skills in Demand), 489 (Skilled Regional (closed)), 491 (Skilled Work Regional), 494 (Skilled Employer Sponsored Regional).

Who assesses Aeroplane Pilot?

The assessing authority for Aeroplane Pilot is CASA. You need a positive skills assessment from it before you lodge an EOI for a points-tested visa.