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About migration assessment
CPA Australia is gazetted by the Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC) to assess qualification for overseas qualified accountants seeking immigration to Australia under the following Australian standard classification of occupations (ASCO) codes:
accountants (ASCO code 2211-11)
accountant, corporate treasurers (ASCO code 2213-11)
accountant, external auditors (ASCO code 2212-11)
finance managers (ASCO code 1211-11)
Qualifications
To meet the educational requirements for a nominated Australian standard classification of occupations (ASCO) code, prospective migrants must have a formal qualification (or qualifications) that is assessed as comparable to at least an Australian higher education degree with a minimum of eight units, according to Australian Education International National Office for Overseas Skills Recognition (AEI-NOOSR) and CPA Australia.
As of 1 of July 2009, CPA Australia will accept a comparable degree with minimum eight units.
The qualification/s must also cover at least nine of the following 12 core curriculum areas. Work experience will not be accepted in lieu of formal qualifications.
The core curriculum areas are:
accounting systems and processes
financial accounting
management accounting
accounting theory
commercial law
economics
quantitative methods
finance
information systems design and development
auditing
taxation law
company law
Professional qualifications
Holders of a recognised professional qualification may be assessed successfully as meeting the academic requirements for skill assessment purposes.
All advice relating to qualifications is subject to confirmation by formal, individual assessment of qualifications through CPA Australia.
Application process
On receipt of the application we will conduct a brief, preliminary examination of the documents.
A written acknowledgment letter will be sent to confirm the documents have been received.
Any missing material will be requested in the acknowledgment letter, but further information may be required once the assessment commences.
The acknowledgement letter will include a file reference number. This number should be quoted whenever CPA Australia is contacted, both before and after the result has been received.
Privacy legislation prohibits CPA Australia from discussing details of the assessment with third parties unless the applicant provides a signed authority for us to do so.
Applicants are required to provide the original signed authorisation letter, photocopies will not be accepted.
CPA Australia will issue a written assessment result confirming whether the application is suitable or not suitable for the nominated ASCO occupation.
If the assessment outcome is positive, it can be submitted with your visa application. Please refer to your visa application for any further study requirements you need to meet.
Letters are valid for five years and can be updated for the purpose of migration within that period.
If the initial assessment did not meet the academic requirements for migration assessment and additional studies are needed, the assessment letter will advise you of this.
Current members
Current members can obtain a free assessment for skills migration by completing the member assessment application form. |
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