General Skilled Immigration Visa - Step By Step Process

alnr

hello...

me brother ako sa australia since 2003, mas maganda ba na subclass 176 ang i-apply ko or 175 pa din?

thanks...

kashichi

@katlin924 thanks and congratz to you... IELTS and VISA na lang 🙂 excited na ko magpasa next week

@alnr if AUS citizen na bro mo then i believe you should choose subclass 176 🙂

bonzi

@alnr, same situation tayo, me kapatid din akong aus citizen. but i applied for 175 since abot naman un points ko at saka same lng din naman ung cost

ksi pag 176 ka, kelangan mo magstay ng 2 years sa state na kung nasan un brother mo. ang mahirap dun if un field ng work mo ay mas in-demand sa ibang state.

in my case, sa ibang state ako nakakuha ng trabaho, hindi same state sa kapatid ko.

alnr

@kashichi, thanks 😃

@bonzi, many many thanks sa input sir. malaking tulong sa tulad ko yung case mo. isang advantage lang din sa 176 is that meron ka agad matutuluyan pag-dating and not worry where to stay or how to start things sa bagong lugar.

pag-usapan muna din namin ni misis and brother ko tutal mag-apply pa ako sa ACS.

thanks ulit

jimbob

@alnr, meron po ba kayo link about 176 na meron ka agad matutuluyan, dami ko na nabasa about 176 pero di ko nakita ang benefit na ito ... salamat po

ylai

Hi @jimbob! i think what @alnr meant was that if he pushes thru with 176 he has the option to stay with his brother when he arrives but then again as what @bonzi mentioned you can still have this option with 175 dahil walang restrictions ang 175 unlike the other visa types... just my thoughts... correct me if i'm wrong guys

alnr

@jimbob, tama po si ylai. what i'm referring sa matutuluyan is yung brother ko 😃

@ylai, you have a point there

so basically, 176 (family sponsored) doesn't really help your application for general skilled migration kasi wala din naman siyang points etc...

jimbob

@alnr, opsss cencia na po :-))

@ylai thanks 🙂

alnr

@jimbob, no problem 😃

ylai

@alnr - im not really sure how the 176 point system works, the only thing i noticed is it's more complicated than the 175 process because your sponsor will need to do some paper works on their end...

alnr

@ylai, the way i understand it parang walang additional points eh. ito nkalagay sa DIAC

"A permanent visa for people unable to meet the Skilled – Independent requirements. Applicants must be either sponsored by an eligible relative living in Australia or nominated by a participating state or territory government. Applicants must pass a points test."

i'm still reading how the 176 can help an applicant just in case he did not meet the skilled-independent requirements.

jimbob

hello po sa lahat, inaayos na namin ang mga documents pero may nabasa ako na dapat daw ALL DOCS ay authenticated ng DFA (red ribbon) gaya ng TOR, diploma, COE, police/NBI clearance, pay slip, birth certificate, marriage certificate, etc. etc. Tama po ba ito? medyo naguguluhan na naman po ako. If this is not true, ano lang pong docs ang dapat ipapa authenticate sa DFA?

Maraming salamat po and God Bless.

mimaahk

@jimbob certified true copy ang required sa skill assessment & sa DIAC... but I think your choice kung sa DFA mo ipapa-authenticate, ganyan suggestion ng iba...

Sa case ko lahat ng docs na sinubmit ko sa ACS skill assessment sa notary public ko pina-authenticate including Diploma, TOR and certificate of graduation. Birth Cert yung original na galing sa NSO 🙂

onesilvertwo

@jimboy I mean @jimbob, for my ACS I submitted Certified True Copy since they require a copy of the documents. For DIAC, you may opt to have it authenticated, but if you will be applying online, makakadagdag siya sa page count (I believe may limit). For my case, I will just scan my docs, di ko na paauthenticate, di ko din papa CTC (since scanned lang namn siya). Pag humingi ng original saka ako papa CTC, pero di ko na paparibbon(DFA etc), notaryo lang na certified true copy would do (I believe).

San mo nabasa yung authentication part? Can we have the link? Thanks!

TotoyOZresident

<blockquote rel="onesilvertwo">@jimboy I mean @jimbob, for my ACS I sumbitted Certified True Copy since they require a copy of the documents. For DIAC, you may opt to have it authenticated, but if you will be applying online, makakadagdag siya sa page count (I believe may limit). For my case, I will just scan my docs, di ko na paauthenticate, di ko din papa CTC (since scanned lang namn siya). Pag humingi ng original saka ako papa CTC, pero di ko na paparibbon(DFA etc), notaryo lang na certified true copy would do (I believe).

San mo nabasa yung authentication part? Can we have the link? Thanks!</blockquote>

on line ba pag apply sa visa mo? balitaan mo na lang kami kung na approve visa mo. case to case basis naman yan eh. cheers

onesilvertwo

@TotoyOZresident, opo, I'm going to that direction...online application.. Update ko nalang po ang forum incase they will require me to submit authenticated copies(w/ ribbon). Thanks.

jimbob

@mimaahk, maraming salamat po !, tuloy na naman preparations

@onesilvertwo, thank you din po, cencia na di ko na makita ang thread, di ko kc na bookmark, di bale hanapin ko ulit

Again, thanks po sa lahat ng mga tulong ninyo ...

onesilvertwo

@jimbob, oks na. No need for the link. Good luck! 🙂

LokiJr

Dapat yata may Visa Lodging Timeline thread din tayo rito sa forum para alam nating lahat kung gaano kabilis iproseso ang mga visa natin 🙂

Kung may mabilis maproseso, magsisilbing inspirasyon sa iba yun...Kung may mabagal maproseso, at least makakapag-contribute lahat sating may karanasan na dun 🙂

alnr

goodluck goodluck sa mga mag susubmit na 😃

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