The purpose of the study was to survey the opinions of teachers of students with visual disability on their professional competencies. Sixty-eight teacher from three special schools for the blind participated in the study as subjects. A questionnaire, "Professional competencies Inventory with Visual disability", was conducted. The inventory contains ten domains of professional competencies, including: Philosophy, history and law, characteristics of learners, assessment, curriculum development, cooperation and communication, professional ethics, parents education, and professional education. Descriptive statistics and paired t-test were applied to analyze the collected data. The results indicates that teachers agree that the ten professional competency areas listed in the inventory are all important, but there are significant differences between the importance and the acquirement of teachers' professional competencies. In addition, competencies needed to be developed in the future teacher training are suggested.