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ROL

Horse Breeder

Potential pathway to working as a Horse Breeder in Australia

July 2026 Min Market Salary

$83,800

per year (AUD)

Market Outlook
MEDIUM DEMAND

Your Step-by-Step Pathway

Step 1: Complete Required Education

1-3 years

Trade qualification or Certificate III/IV+ - Regional Occupation List — vocational or trade qualification typically required

Step 2: Gain Work Experience

2-3 years

Minimum 2 years, ideally 3+ years in the occupation. Demonstrated competency in your nominated occupation

Step 3: Achieve English Proficiency

3-12 months

Minimum: IELTS 6.0 (Competent). Recommended: IELTS 7.0+ (Proficient) for 10 extra points

Step 4: Get Skills Assessment

2-6 months

Submit application to VETASSESS with your qualifications and work evidence. This is mandatory before lodging a visa application.

Step 5: Lodge Visa Application

6-12 months processing

Choose from eligible visa subclasses based on your points and circumstances

Available Visa Options

Subclass 494

Skilled Employer Regional

5-year provisional visa for skilled workers sponsored by an approved employer in a designated regional area. Min salary: TSMIT $79,423. Must live and work regionally. Leads to PR via 191. Processing time: 8–12 months.

Subclass 482

Skills in Demand (SID) - Core Skills

Employer-sponsored visa across three streams: Core Skills (CSIT $79,423/yr), Specialist Skills (SSIT $146,576/yr), and Essential Skills. Replaced the TSS visa. Processing time: 3–6 months.

Key Requirements Summary

Skills Assessment Authority

VETASSESS

Occupation List

ROL - Regional and employer sponsored only

Total Timeline

Typically 5–7 years from skills assessment to permanent residence grant, depending on visa subclass and invitation rounds

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