General Skilled Immigration Visa - Step By Step Process

kisses1417

Sakin din @Noodles12 Received Status pa din

Strader

Nakakatense ang waiting period. ^^

mangdelfin

@Noodles12 in my case wala din akong napansing status except dun sa "received"..baka magchange lng to if may note na from CO for additional docs??

kisses1417

Nakakatense talaga hehehe meron ba naggrant na visa 489 na ganyan din kabilis? Anyone here knows?

Noodles12

Thanks. medyo nakaka tense nga mag hintay. hehe kahit minsan dinadivert mo na ung iniisip mo mapapa silip ka paminsan minsan sa immiaccount mo. hehe

albertus1982

@kaloidq tama pa rin naman yung process mo. tingin ko software engineer nalang piliin mo. if you like you can check this blog out since IT ka naman. the blog was published on 2015 but most of the items are still relevant and the best thing is, it's a step by step process.

https://lorenmiranda11.wordpress.com/

albertus1982

hi @girmarie try this forum for nurses 🙂

http://pinoyau.info/discussion/477/what-are-the-options-for-nurses/p28

Strader

@kisses1417 i think so basta complete lang docs y not diba? Except sa 489 relative sponsor kasi meron yan sila quota pero for 489 territory/state sponsored same lang naman sa 190 at 189. ^^

SAP_Melaka

Sharing this information from my friend in Aus

On 18 April 2017 the Australian Government announced a range of changes to Australia’s

visa programme. These were announced at about midday on 18 April and come into effect at midnight on 18 April. That means the changes are immediate.

Before going into detail, there are a few important points to note:

• The focus of these changes is on the 457 work visa. This is not a skilled migration visa.

• The Australian Prime Minister stressed that Australia is the most successful multicultural country in the world and wants to keep it that way. Foreigners will always be welcome in Australia.

• The requirements to obtain a 489, 189 or 190 skilled migration visa have not changed. The pass mark remains 60 points and the points table has not changed.

• There have been changes to the list of occupations eligible for the 489, 189 and 190 visas but the impact of these changes will be minimal and most of the occupations removed are ones that I have never even received an enquiry about.

• The state nomination process for the 489 and 190 visas remains the same. This is the most significant change to the work and skilled migration visa programme since July 2012. The changes in July 2012 were widely publicised and appeared, on the surface, to be significant but had very little impact on anyone’s eligibility for skilled migration. The changes announced on 18 April 2017 are similar.

rosch

@mangdelfin congrats! Iupdate na ang tracker sa april... oks naman pala penmanship mo. Nagandahan ang CO kaya direct grant agad! 😉

kuya.king

<blockquote class="Quote" rel="SAP_Melaka">Sharing this information from my friend in Aus

On 18 April 2017 the Australian Government announced a range of changes to Australia’s

visa programme. These were announced at about midday on 18 April and come into effect at midnight on 18 April. That means the changes are immediate.

Before going into detail, there are a few important points to note:

• The focus of these changes is on the 457 work visa. This is not a skilled migration visa.

• The Australian Prime Minister stressed that Australia is the most successful multicultural country in the world and wants to keep it that way. Foreigners will always be welcome in Australia.

• The requirements to obtain a 489, 189 or 190 skilled migration visa have not changed. The pass mark remains 60 points and the points table has not changed.

This was copy-pasted from a newsletter from an agency here in Singapore.

Cheers!

kisses1417

Great thanks @Strader !

kisses1417

Congrats @Bart_SanJose that was quick!!! I cant wait to get my NBI clearance on Monday so that I can upload it immediately. Until now, thats the only document missing for me.

However, my new passport is available for pick up na in DFA with my new surname. However sa application ko na submitted last april 11, maiden name pa. Yung passport ko na maiden, walang butas, kasi 2020 pa validity non. Medyo naging impulsive kasi ako na need ko na din cgange passport kasi sinabay ko sa baby ko.

Ngayon, iniisip ko, kunin ko pa ba new passport ko o hayaan ko na lang sa dfa na unclaimed? Valud pa naman passport ko na isa right? Or better get the new passport and submit passport details change?

mangdelfin

<blockquote class="Quote" rel="rosch"><a href="/profile/mangdelfin">@mangdelfin</a> congrats! Iupdate na ang tracker sa april... oks naman pala penmanship mo. Nagandahan ang CO kaya direct grant agad! 😉</blockquote>

as it turned out, ni-rewrite ng asawa ko lahat ng forms ko..HAHAHA!!kaya ganun siguro..oks update ko na yung tracker..hehe..dun na lng ako mag-additional questions.. 😃

@kisses1417 baka kailangan mo i-update yung passport mo kasi parang yun ang gagamiting reference na mag-match yung nasa grant and yung actual passport mo talaga during checking sa immigration..sa case kasi ng asawa ko, ginamit nya na yung last name ko kaya nagchange siya ng passport..tapos yun na din inupload namin na document..

ysabelle

Akala kp 457 lang yung napalitan, then I started reading sa DIBP site and found na may mga occupations na natanggal..one of them is market research analyst. buti nalang yung marketing nasa csol pa, ewan lang new name ng csol. will take the soonest ielts or pte. praying for an 8 para makapag submit ng EOI.

MissOZdreamer

Hello guys. I need your advice/opinion. Mag lodge palang ako ng acs (for skills)and vetasess (for educ since non-IT ang course ko) assessment. Given the recent changes and baka may future changes pa esp by July, is it ok lodge my assessment now or wait until July para malaman ko ano ung changes? Kasi lalabas ung result ng assessment ko around june na. So baka maka lodge ako ng eoi sa july na and by that time bka meron changes which will require me to do another acs and vetassess assessment. Ang worry ko baka masayang ang pera ko sa assessment if need din magpa assess ulit sa july. Btw, nakapag take na pala ako ng pte last month.

Please shed me some light on this. Appreciate your insights. Thanks po 🙂

kaloidq

<blockquote class="Quote" rel="albertus1982">@kaloidq tama pa rin naman yung process mo. tingin ko software engineer nalang piliin mo. if you like you can check this blog out since IT ka naman. the blog was published on 2015 but most of the items are still relevant and the best thing is, it's a step by step process.

https://lorenmiranda11.wordpress.com/

</blockquote>

thank you @albertus1982, will browse through this blog. nakakakaba kasi pag nasimulan na kaya naninigurado ako hehehe

Megger

Ask ko lang mga experts, nag eexpire ba ang permanent residence visa? Thanks po sa reply.. I mean kung nag move ka na sa Australia, kailangan mo pa bang i renew ang residence visa doon? Salamat sa reply..

kuya.king

I copy-pasted below from a newsletter from one of the agencies.

"Australian Resident Return Visas

I continue get asked a lot of questions about the Australian Resident Return Visa (RRV). There seems to be a lot of confusion and misunderstanding about the RRV so I will try to address some of the most common questions here:

Firstly, it is important to note that the PR visa you granted is permanent. The visa notes that you are permitted to remain in Australia "indefinitely". That means that once you are in Australia you can remain there for as long as you want and will always be a lawful permanent resident. While you remain in Australia you do not need to renew anything and can even let your passport expire. You will always be legal and hold PR status.

The PR visa allows you to enter and leave Australia for a 5 year period. Once that 5 years are up you need to obtain the RRV. This is not an extension of your PR status in Australia but a renewal of your permission to travel into and out of Australia. To be granted an RRV you need to show "close ties" to Australia. Anyone who has spent a cumulative total of 2 years in Australia in the 5 years prior to the RRV application being submitted will automatically be granted the RRV. If you have not spent 2 years in Australia then they will consider other factors. This can be almost anything but common factors include property ownership, business ownership, investments, whether your children are enrolled in school there, membership of professional bodies etc etc etc. They do also consider your intent to make Australia your home in the near future through evidence such as a contract to start work there in the near future."

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Cheers

ruzzelletin

Hello Everyone 🙂 need help...just finish my PTE...overall 60 points na...may naiinvite po ba na 60 points for 263111 skills? Plan ko po kc mag lodge while im working on my higher score pa sa english...thanks for the reply 🙂

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