Skills Assessment Authority
ANZSNM
Australian and New Zealand Society of Nuclear Medicine
The Australian and New Zealand Society of Nuclear Medicine (ANZSNM) assesses the Nuclear Medicine Technologist occupation for Australian skilled migration, as an alternative authority to ASMIRT. Visa Plan Lawyers represents applicants through the ANZSNM assessment and any review.
Assessment Fees
$550 AUD
Overseas Qualification Skills Assessment; plus 10 percent GST for applicants residing in Australia.
Processing Time
Not published by ANZSNM; confirm current processing times at the official website before applying.
Official Website
www.anzsnm.org.auOccupations assessed by ANZSNM
Nuclear Medicine Technologist (ANZSCO 251213), an alternative assessing authority alongside ASMIRT.
Key Occupations
Nuclear Medicine Technologist
Always verify the designated assessing authority for your specific ANZSCO occupation code on the Department of Home Affairs skilled occupation list before applying.
Assessment requirements
Registration-gated assessment model
ANZSNM conducts a registration-gated assessment rather than a documentary-only review. The applicant must provide evidence of registration and may need to meet additional Medical Radiation Practice Board of Australia requirements for full registration. The assessment is therefore tied to professional registration status.
Evidence of qualifications and experience
ANZSNM assesses clinical experience together with tertiary qualifications in nuclear medicine. Applicants submit qualification records and evidence of relevant clinical practice. The body weighs both academic study and practical experience in reaching its decision.
Suitable or not-suitable outcome
The assessment returns a suitable or not-suitable outcome against the nominated occupation. A suitable outcome confirms the applicant's qualifications and experience meet the standard. Applicants residing in Australia pay an additional 10 percent GST on the fee.
Outcome validity
ANZSNM does not state a validity period for its outcome. The general Department of Home Affairs rule applies, under which a skills assessment is ordinarily usable for three years from the date of issue. Confirm currency before lodging a visa application.
Why Visa Plan for your skill assessment with ANZSNM?
Occupation confirmation
We confirm the correct CSOL occupation title and the designated assessing authority for your specific role before you apply, avoiding the cost of an incorrect application.
Application preparation
A complete, well-prepared application reduces the risk of delay or adverse outcome. We advise on documentation requirements, employment reference content, and how to present your qualifications and experience.
Migration strategy
A positive skills assessment is a prerequisite, not a migration plan. We build your complete migration strategy from the assessment through to visa grant or permanent residence.
Reviewed by Visa Plan Migration Lawyers · Last updated: June 2026 · Assessment fee and processing time information is approximate and subject to change. Always verify current fees and processing times directly with ANZSNM at https://www.anzsnm.org.au before applying. This page provides general information only and does not constitute legal advice. Contact Visa Plan for advice specific to your circumstances.