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Chef 351311
Migration information for Chef applicants, including trade evidence, TRA assessment planning and possible state nomination or employer-sponsored pathways.
Chef migration overview
Chef pathways depend heavily on practical duties, trade evidence, paid work records and whether the intended pathway is skilled, regional or employer-sponsored.
- ANZSCO code 351311 should be checked against the applicant's real duties and evidence.
- Assessing authority: Trades Recognition Australia.
- Possible pathways may include subclass 190, subclass 491, subclass 186, subclass 482, subclass 494, depending on current criteria.
- State and territory settings need monitoring before lodging an EOI or nomination application.
Documents and evidence to prepare
These are common evidence categories for Chef matters. The correct list depends on the pathway, stream and personal history.
trade certificatesemployment referencespayslipsmenusphotos of workidentity documents
Skills assessment
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Points and EOI
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Visa pathway
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Official sources to check
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Need Chef migration advice?
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