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ANZSCO 263211
ICT Quality Assurance Engineer
Key Duties
- Perform specialised ICT Quality Assurance Engineer duties requiring a bachelor's degree level of skill or higher.
- Apply advanced technical, professional or managerial expertise to plan, coordinate and evaluate work outcomes.
- Ensure compliance with relevant professional standards, legislation and workplace requirements.
Assessing Body
Australian Computer Society
Assesses ICT professionals for skilled migration visa applications.
Assessment Fee
AUD 1,498 / AUD 1,136 / AUD 625
AUD 1,498: General Skills assessment (e.g. an overseas IT qualification). AUD 1,136: Post Australian Study (Australian bachelor's degree or higher plus work experience). AUD 625: Recognition of Prior Learning (no IT qualification, 6+ years' experience), Temporary Graduate or Qualification Only. ACS states all fees excl. GST (effective 3 November 2025) and does not say who pays GST; the report applies GST for applicants in Australia (x1.10: 1,647.80 / 1,249.60 / 687.50) and none for applicants outside Australia - that rule is the report's, not ACS's. Appeals (excl. GST): Level 1 AUD 516, Level 2 AUD 620. Your report shows the figure for your profile.
Processing Time
Not stated in the ACS guide
The ACS guide states no processing time; confirm with ACS.
Source: ACS Migration Skills Assessment — official guide, fee increase effective 3 November 2025, pp.1, 15, 19, 21–22
What is a skills assessment?
A skills assessment verifies that your overseas qualifications and work experience meet Australian standards for your nominated occupation. It is required before lodging most skilled migration visa applications.
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