Trades · ANZSCO 331212
Carpenter immigration to Australia & Canada
Carpenters build and install structures and fixtures from timber and materials. Construction demand supports trades migration; TRA assessment required.
Australia pathway
Skilled migration (189 / 190 / 491)
Carpenter is assessed by Trades Recognition Australia (TRA). A positive skills assessment is required before an Expression of Interest. Points cover age, English, education, and experience; state nomination (190) or regional (491) can add points.
Canada pathway
Express Entry & category draws
Carpenter candidates can enter the Express Entry pool (FSW / CEC) and may benefit from category-based draws. You'll need an Educational Credential Assessment (ECA) and qualifying language scores. We help optimise your CRS and prepare a document-ready profile.
Carpenter migration — common questions
Is Carpenter eligible for Australian skilled migration?
Carpenter is assessed by Trades Recognition Australia (TRA) for Australian skilled visas (subclass 189 Skilled Independent, 190 State Nominated, and 491 Regional). Construction demand supports trades migration; TRA assessment required. Occupation lists and state nomination criteria change, so always confirm current eligibility with the Department of Home Affairs and the relevant assessing authority.
Can a Carpenter apply for Canada Express Entry?
Yes. Carpenter candidates can enter the Express Entry pool (Federal Skilled Worker or Canadian Experience Class) and may benefit from category-based draws when applicable. An Educational Credential Assessment (ECA) and qualifying language scores are required. Eligibility depends on your full profile — book a free assessment to check your CRS position.
What documents does a Carpenter need for a skills assessment?
Typically: degree certificates and transcripts, detailed employment reference letters matching your duties, CV, English test results, and identity documents. ImmiPace reviews your documents and prepares a submission-ready file.