@eNVie said:
Hi, good day! I'm new here but a lurker since a month ago. I just want to ask or clarify for the 189 visa where you can claim points for your spouse. This is the scenario:
My husband is an ECE and i'm a nurse, both of us are under 33y.o. we are about to take the english exam. He is the primary applicant.
- In order for him get additional points from me, i need to at least have a competent english exam (+5points), right?
- How can he claim another 5points from me for the "positive skill assessment"? Do i need to have a separate assessment from the nursing assessment body? (Im really confused on this part)
Thanks for those who'll take their time to reply... God bless.
I would suggest na ikaw ang mag primary applicant. More than 10,000 ang quota for skilled nurses every year. Kahit na naghihigpit ang Australia sa migration, mataas ang demand at need nang nurses dahil ageing population ang country na ito.
Noon, may choice ang nurses to either take 1-2 years conversion program (Bachelors) or 3 month bridging program para maging licensed Australian nurse (ANMAC) then afterwards, you’ll get the AHPRA Skills Assessment. Madali din ma sponsor sa hospitals lalo na sa regional areas (depende din sa specialisation mo pala)
May OBA na iniintroduce ngayon, explore mo yung option na yun. For now, Step 1 is mag take ka nang OET or PTE. Need mo maka score ata na 7 (ielts equivalent convert mo nalang) sa lahat ng modules as minimum.
On the other hand, less expense (i would assume) sa ECE kasi they would need to submit a CDR (competency report) to get Skills assessment from Engineers Australia, sa tingin ko mataas ang competition para magkaron ng invitation unless high pointers kayo.
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I have a nurse sister and an engineer brother here in Australia, my sister got invited with 65 points only (State Sponsored, VIC)
Madali din sya nakahanap ng work as nurse at na sponsoran sya ng hospital habang naghihintay noon nang PR grant nya.