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Web Administrator – ANZSCO 313113

Web Administrator (ANZSCO 313113) is a skill level 2 occupation assessed by Australian Computer Society (ACS) for Australian skilled migration. It is on the STSOL, CSOL lists and can be used for subclass 190, subclass 491, subclass 482, subclass 186, subclass 494, subclass 407. 4 of 8 states and territories currently nominate it.

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Quick facts

  • ANZSCO code: 313113
  • Skill level: 2 – Associate degree, advanced diploma or diploma, or at least 3 years of relevant experience.
  • Assessing authority: ACS
  • Occupation lists: STSOL, CSOL
  • English test for skills assessment: Not required
  • ANZSCO unit group: 3131 ICT Support Technicians

Web Administrator job description and duties

Designs, builds and maintains websites, and provides web technology solutions and services.

Also known as: Web Master

Tasks include

  • Determining software and hardware requirements to provide solutions to problems
  • Responding to inquiries about software and hardware problems
  • Adapting existing programs to meet users' requirements
  • Installing and downloading appropriate software
  • Ensuring efficient use of applications and equipment
  • Implementing computer networks
  • Designing and maintaining websites
  • Repairing and replacing peripheral equipment such as terminals, printers and modems
  • May work in a call centre

Education and skill level

Most occupations in this unit group have a level of skill commensurate with the qualifications and experience outlined below. In Australia: AQF Associate Degree, Advanced Diploma or Diploma (ANZSCO Skill Level 2) In New Zealand: NZQF Diploma (ANZSCO Skill Level 2) At least three years of relevant experience and/or relevant vendor certification may substitute for the formal qualifications listed above. In some instances relevant experience may be required in addition to the formal qualification.

What the assessing authority expects: ACS: an ICT qualification (major or minor) assessed against the Australian standard, plus 2–8 years of relevant experience depending on your qualification.

Visa options for Web Administrator

Eligible means the occupation is on a list the visa accepts. You still need to meet every other requirement.

  • Subclass 189 Skilled Independent: Not eligible (via MLTSSL)
  • Subclass 190 Skilled Nominated: Eligible (via MLTSSL / STSOL)
  • Subclass 491 Skilled Work Regional – State/Territory nominated: Eligible (via MLTSSL / STSOL / ROL)
  • Subclass 491F Skilled Work Regional – Family sponsored: Not eligible (via MLTSSL)
  • Subclass 485 Temporary Graduate – Post-Vocational Education Work: Not eligible (via MLTSSL)
  • Subclass 482 Skills in Demand – Core Skills stream: Eligible (via CSOL)
  • Subclass 186 Employer Nomination Scheme – Direct Entry: Eligible (via CSOL)
  • Subclass 494 Skilled Employer Sponsored Regional – Employer sponsored: Eligible (via MLTSSL / STSOL / ROL)
  • Subclass 407 Training visa: Eligible (via MLTSSL / STSOL / ROL)

State and territory nomination for Web Administrator

4 of 8 states and territories currently list this occupation: Victoria, Western Australia, Tasmania, Australian Capital Territory. Onshore means already living in that state; offshore means living outside Australia.

  • New South Wales: 190 No, 491 Closed 26–27, onshore No, offshore No. Unit group 3131 is not on the NSW Skills List.
  • Victoria: 190 Yes, 491 Not yet open, onshore VIC residents, offshore Yes. All 190-eligible occupations (no state list).
  • Queensland: 190 No, 491 No, onshore No, offshore No. Not on the Queensland onshore or offshore list.
  • South Australia: 190 No, 491 No, onshore No, offshore No. Not on the SA Skilled Occupation List.
  • Western Australia: 190 Yes, 491 Yes, onshore WA graduates, offshore No. Graduate stream (WA study): 190 & 491.
  • Tasmania: 190 Yes, 491 Yes, onshore TAS residents, offshore No. Living in Tasmania: Skilled Employment, Graduate or Established Resident pathways; Overseas 491 (OSOP) closed for 2026–27.
  • Australian Capital Territory: 190 Yes, 491 Yes, onshore Canberra residents, offshore Yes. ACT Nominated Migration Program Occupation List.
  • Northern Territory: 190 Closed, 491 By exception, onshore NT grads/residents only, offshore No. 491 onshore only, by exception for NT Graduate or Resident applicants with urgent visa or age deadlines.

Based on each state's official 2026–27 lists and program pages. Being listed does not guarantee an invitation.

Skills assessment for Web Administrator

ACS compares your IT qualification with the Australian standard, decides whether it is an ICT major or minor and how closely it relates to your occupation, then sets how many years of experience it needs before you count as skilled. Only experience after that point counts for points.

The process

  1. Choose a pathway: General Skills, Post Australian Study, RPL or Qualification Only.
  2. Pay and upload ID: Payment unlocks the portal; you then have 90 days to submit.
  3. Upload evidence: Qualifications, transcripts and detailed employment references (and RPL project reports if applicable).
  4. Assessment: Usually 4–6 weeks for complete applications.
  5. Outcome: Your letter states the date from which you are deemed skilled.

What you need for this occupation

ACS works out how many years of relevant IT experience you need before you count as skilled. Those years are deducted from the experience you can claim for points.

  • Bachelor or higher, ICT major, closely related: 2 years in the last 10 years, or 4 years at any time
  • Bachelor or higher, ICT major, not closely related: 4 years at any time
  • Bachelor or higher, ICT minor, closely related: 5 years in the last 10 years, or 6 years at any time
  • Bachelor or higher, ICT minor, not closely related: 6 years at any time
  • Diploma or Associate degree, ICT major, closely related: 5 years in the last 10 years, or 6 years at any time
  • Diploma or Associate degree, ICT major, not closely related: 6 years at any time
  • Qualification with insufficient ICT content (RPL): 6 years plus an RPL report
  • No tertiary qualification (RPL): 8 years plus an RPL report

Experience must be closely related to Web Administrator and at a professional level.

Documents checklist

  • Passport or other photo ID
  • Degree certificates and full transcripts
  • Employment references with duties, dates and hours
  • Evidence of paid employment (payslips, tax records)
  • For RPL: two project reports and professional currency evidence (e.g. vendor certificates)

Key facts

  • General Skills fee: AUD 1,498
  • Post Australian Study fee: AUD 1,136
  • RPL / Qualification Only fee: AUD 625 each
  • Processing: About 4–6 weeks if decision-ready
  • English test: Not required by ACS
  • Validity for visas: Home Affairs generally accepts an assessment for 3 years unless the letter says otherwise

English language requirement

For the ACS skills assessment

No English test required. No English test is needed. ACS states that it does not require any English language test for skills assessments; your English is tested for the visa.

For the visa (189, 190 and 491)

Separately, the visa needs at least Competent English. Minimum scores for tests taken on or after 7 August 2025:

  • IELTS (Academic or General): Listening 6.0, Reading 6.0, Writing 6.0, Speaking 6.0
  • PTE Academic: Listening 47, Reading 48, Writing 51, Speaking 54
  • TOEFL iBT: Listening 16, Reading 16, Writing 19, Speaking 19
  • OET: Listening 290, Reading 310, Writing 290, Speaking 330

Proficient English adds 10 points and Superior English adds 20 points in the points test.

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Frequently asked questions

What is the ANZSCO code for Web Administrator?

The ANZSCO code for Web Administrator is 313113. It is a skill level 2 occupation.

Who assesses Web Administrator for Australian migration?

Web Administrator is assessed by Australian Computer Society (ACS). You need a positive skills assessment before you can apply for most skilled visas.

Which Australian visas can a Web Administrator apply for?

Web Administrator is on the STSOL, CSOL lists, so it can be used for: 190 Skilled Nominated; 491 Skilled Work Regional – State/Territory nominated; 482 Skills in Demand – Core Skills stream; 186 Employer Nomination Scheme – Direct Entry; 494 Skilled Employer Sponsored Regional – Employer sponsored; 407 Training visa. You must still meet every other visa requirement.

Which states nominate Web Administrator?

4 of 8 states and territories currently list Web Administrator: Victoria, Western Australia, Tasmania, Australian Capital Territory. Each state has extra criteria such as residence, employment and points.

Do I need an English test for the Web Administrator skills assessment?

No. No English test is needed. ACS states that it does not require any English language test for skills assessments; your English is tested for the visa.

Sources: Australian Bureau of Statistics ANZSCO 2022 (CC BY 4.0), Department of Home Affairs skilled occupation lists, ACS and state and territory nomination pages. Checked November 2026. General information only, not migration advice. Search all ANZSCO occupations.

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