Tree Worker
Tree Worker is listed on Australia CSOL. Official destination codes are shown per country on this playbook.
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Country demand snapshot
| Country | Code | Demand level |
|---|---|---|
| Australia | AU | High |
High = on a current official shortage, category, Green List, or CSOL-priority list. Medium = typically skilled-visa eligible, but not a current targeted shortage occupation. Lists change — verify on government sources before you file.
Pathways that target this job
Official shortage, category, or salary-list routes that currently include Tree Worker. Lists change — confirm the live occupation table on the government site before you apply.
Australia
- CSOL / Core Skills
Australia Core Skills Occupation List (CSOL)
ANZSCO occupations on CSOL can be nominated for the Skills in Demand (subclass 482) Core Skills stream. Many also feed Employer Nomination (186) and some skilled independent / state streams.
FAQs about Tree Worker
Is Tree Worker in demand for skilled immigration?+
ImmigraPath currently lists High demand for Tree Worker in Australia (ISCO 5164). Demand is based on official shortage / category lists and can change — always verify on government sources.
Which immigration categories or visas target Tree Worker?+
Tree Worker is on: Australia Core Skills Occupation List (CSOL). Open the visa links on this page, then confirm the live occupation table on the government site — lists are updated through the year.
Which occupation code should I use for Tree Worker?+
This role is mapped as ISCO 5164. Confirm the destination occupation code (NOC, SOC, or ANZSCO) against official government lists before you file.
What data does ImmigraPath show for Tree Worker?+
Hard facts: ISCO 5164, category Agriculture, country demand, official destination codes, and the immigration categories/visas that currently target this job. Always verify current lists on government sites.