April 2018 Visa 189/190/489/457

kaidenMVH

@Pinoy_Imphotep in that case your best bet is being assessed as Project Builder, which unfortunately upon checking wala halos open ngayon na state. or you can try as Construction Proj Manager.

Pinoy_Imphotep

<blockquote class="Quote" rel="kaidenMVH">@Pinoy_Imphotep in that case your best bet is being assessed as Project Builder, which unfortunately upon checking wala halos open ngayon na state. or you can try as Construction Proj Manager. </blockquote>

@kaidenMVH Ganun ba bro?...so ibig sabihin thru ENS 186 visa lang ang chance ko neto which is napaka slim although pathway sya for PRship ..or yung 189 visa skilled independent kaya?

I'm not confident enough to play construction project manager roles kasi shotgun ang ipinangtatapat nyan ng client at hindi revolver 8mm..medyo kaya ko pa harapin yung 8mm hehehe.

jmban33

@Pinoy_Imphotep be sure to have a positive skill assessment first bro as this is an important step into what type of visa you intend to have . If you are planning to migrate in Au always check for the fastest path as time is of the essence now due to tightening migrating rules happening now

Pinoy_Imphotep

<blockquote class="Quote" rel="jmban33">@Pinoy_Imphotep be sure to have a positive skill assessment first bro as this is an important step into what type of visa you intend to have . If you are planning to migrate in Au always check for the fastest path as time is of the essence now due to tightening migrating rules happening now </blockquote>

@jmban33 Salamat sa input mo bro. Cge i'll keep that in mind. Pero dun sa mga nagtake ng quickest pathway for PR na nasa AU na ngayon, pwede bang magapassess ulit ng panibagong occupation after a period of staying in au upon being a PR? Ano bang subsequent consequences na possibleng maidulot nyan pag nagpa reassess ng ibang occupation, is it like having equipped with an addtional role or position na pwedeng pagapplyan na trabaho maliban sa naunang pinaassess na occupation at tinrabaho sa au?

chococrinkle

@Pinoy_Imphotep Hi! Makiki comment lang po ako, I will clarify regarding your vetassess skills assessment. The purpose of this is for you to be able to apply for a skilled migration visa, once you get a positive skills assessment. Your nominated occupation during assessment could be the same or anything closely related to your actual occupation, that’s why you may explore other titles that could make you eligible to apply. Like what @kaidenMVH suggested, you may check with anzsco the job description of the jobs mentioned if they are almost the same with what you do kahit di yun ang actual position mo, you may still nominate that occupation and have it assessed. Once outcome is positive then you are eligible to apply. The skills assessment is for migration purposes only and is no longer needed once you are granted a GSM visa and you look for a job in Au. Hope that helps. :-)

OZingwithOZomeness

@Pinoy_Imphotep Once you have your PR visa bro, no need to apply for another skill assessment. You can be hired at higher position if you like if matanggap ka naman, why not. I heard from some collegues na yong tito nila was used to be a clerk sa office but now nagtratrabaho na lang sa isang grocery doon. So it’s a matter na lang of how much you want to be paid or if you are happy sa trabaho mo. Once you have a PR you can shift any occupation you want kasi ang applyan mo na na office or establishment ang mag huhusga sayo if suitable ka ba sa position na open sa kanila. I hope this helps. After PR kasi next step na is citizenship.

jmban33

@Pinoy_Imphotep sabi nga ni @chococrinkle your nominated occupation is your ticket going in Au as legal entity. You can pretty much do anything you want here to obtain your current line of work. Your ability, credentials, network and luck will be factors on that. The imprtant thing is that yung nominated procession mo must be with a path to have a permanent visa in the future. it doesnt necessarily be 100% percent match on your current work but if you can justify and tailor fit to the requirements of the profession it will be better..

Pinoy_Imphotep

<blockquote class="Quote" rel="chococrinkle"><a href="/profile/Pinoy_Imphotep">@Pinoy_Imphotep</a> Hi! Makiki comment lang po ako, I will clarify regarding your vetassess skills assessment. The purpose of this is for you to be able to apply for a skilled migration visa, once you get a positive skills assessment. Your nominated occupation during assessment could be the same or anything closely related to your actual occupation, that’s why you may explore other titles that could make you eligible to apply. Like what <a href="/profile/kaidenMVH">@kaidenMVH</a> suggested, you may check with anzsco the job description of the jobs mentioned if they are almost the same with what you do kahit di yun ang actual position mo, you may still nominate that occupation and have it assessed. Once outcome is positive then you are eligible to apply. The skills assessment is for migration purposes only and is no longer needed once you are granted a GSM visa and you look for a job in Au. Hope that helps. :-)</blockquote>

@chococrinkle Hello po maraming salamat sa pagcomment at input nyo ma'am. I'll keep that in mind. However I still have a question, will it allow someone to work anywhere in Au kapag PR status na ang isang individual? No need naba magsecure ng visa regardless of which area based ang gustong maghire na employer? or is it just the naturalized Au citizen can enjoy that priviledge?

Pinoy_Imphotep

<blockquote class="Quote" rel="OZingwithOZomeness"><a href="/profile/Pinoy_Imphotep">@Pinoy_Imphotep</a> Once you have your PR visa bro, no need to apply for another skill assessment. You can be hired at higher position if you like if matanggap ka naman, why not. I heard from some collegues na yong tito nila was used to be a clerk sa office but now nagtratrabaho na lang sa isang grocery doon. So it’s a matter na lang of how much you want to be paid or if you are happy sa trabaho mo. Once you have a PR you can shift any occupation you want kasi ang applyan mo na na office or establishment ang mag huhusga sayo if suitable ka ba sa position na open sa kanila. I hope this helps. After PR kasi next step na is citizenship.</blockquote>

@OZingwithOZomeness Ah oo ganun nga bro. Depende na lang talaga sa appetite yan ng isang individual..basta ba PR na at di baleng di ganun kalakihan ang kinikita kada buwan as long as long as it can pay all the bills and cover the necessities. Please correct me if i'm wrong hndi ba 4 years straight of residency ang requirement bago maging eligible for PRship grant right? Yun ang pagkaka alam ko.

chococrinkle

@Pinoy_Imphotep yes if PR status you will have working rights already and you can work na in Au, except for government employment, as these are for Au citizens only.

chococrinkle

@Pinoy_Imphotep also to add, if you apply through state sponsorship you should only live and work at designated areas of your sponsoring state for 2 years.

Pinoy_Imphotep

<blockquote class="Quote" rel="jmban33">@Pinoy_Imphotep sabi nga ni @chococrinkle your nominated occupation is your ticket going in Au as legal entity. You can pretty much do anything you want here to obtain your current line of work. Your ability, credentials, network and luck will be factors on that. The imprtant thing is that yung nominated procession mo must be with a path to have a permanent visa in the future. it doesnt necessarily be 100% percent match on your current work but if you can justify and tailor fit to the requirements of the profession it will be better..</blockquote>

@jmban33 Hold on bro...is it really the nominated occupation? or maybe you mean to say the certain visa that is being applied at the immigration in order to be recognized as a legal entity. Coz thats what I really thought from the start that it is the granted visa that will empower a certain individual to legally stay & work in Au. Can you please clarify on that. Thank you.

Pinoy_Imphotep

@chococrinkle I see. I'll keep that in mind. But having a 2 years validity visa (ss), renewable ba eto without going out Au just to reset the status and take effect of the renewed visa if ever pwede? Pasensya po ang daming tanong.

Heprex

@Pinoy_Imphotep 2 types of PR skilled visa, 189 and 190. 189 can live anywhere in australia, 190 you have to live sa sponsoring state for 2 years as moral obligation. Both visas have a validity of 5 years.

You can read more about the benefits and its requirement sa DHA site.

Pinoy_Imphotep

<blockquote class="Quote" rel="Heprex">@Pinoy_Imphotep 2 types of PR skilled visa, 189 and 190. 189 can live anywhere in australia, 190 you have to live sa sponsoring state for 2 years as moral obligation. Both visas have a validity of 5 years.

You can read more about the benefits and its requirement sa DHA site.</blockquote>

@Heprex Thank you for shedding your input bro. If it is so for 5 years validity, will it automatically deactivate the effectiveness of the 189 or 190 visa if the certain holder quits or change his/her job say within 2-4 years? Can the visa holder still legally live in Au even without a job say from 3rd year up to the end date of validity?

Heprex

@Pinoy_Imphotep the visa lets you work, live and study in austalia indefinitely. Wala ka man work or di ka mag stay, validity is 5 year, all information about the details is posted in the site. Please read more:

https://www.homeaffairs.gov.au/trav/visa-1/189-

https://www.homeaffairs.gov.au/trav/visa-1/190-

jmban33

@Pinoy_Imphotep yes in essence you need a visa to legally enter Au but to be invited to apply for a visa, the requirement is to have a positive skill assessment for your nominated profession. There's are a lot of threads here detailing the step by step procedure on how to acquire visa. have a read on them.

OZingwithOZomeness

@Pinoy_Imphotep nasagot na ni @Heprex ang moral obligation of the 2years na minimean mo. Just to add about PR validity. The PR status you will have is indefinite ang effectivity nya, means walang expiration. But take note that it has 5 year validity when it comes to travelling in and out of australia. Meaning that within every 5 years that you need to travel in and outside australia and pa expire na ang validty ng sabihin na lang natin ang term na “multi-entry visa” na hawak mo then you have to apply for a resident return visa, in order makapasok ka uli sa australia. BUT if hindi ka namaan magtratravel outside australia as in paglapag mo doon is habang buhay ka na hindi magtratravel outside australia, pwede kang hindi mag apply na ng resident return visa kasi nga indefinite ang validity ng PR status mo. Pero impossible naman na hindi ka magtravel outside australia like mag bakasyon sa ibang country. hahahhaa Ayan bro hope mas clear pa. 🙂

kaaate

updating tracker, pasali rin ako...

*****GRANTS*****

***VISA LODGE***

Username | Visa type | Lodge Date | Date CO Contacted / Requested Documents | GSM Office

@ceasarkho | 190 NSW | April 7, 2018 | Date CO Contacted / Requested Documents | GSM Office

Invitation Received

Username | Visa type | Points | ANZSCO code | ITA Date Received

@panda | 189 | 70 | 233111 | 04 April 2018
@tmpvalerio | 189 | 75 | 263312 | 04 April 2018
@Misunderstood_Cheeky | 189 | 75 | 261311 | 04 April 2018
@Kaye28 | 189 | 75 | 233511 | 04 April 2018
@mrsAinKL | 189 | 75 | 261313 | 04 April 2018

****EOI LODGE****

Username | Visa type | Points | ANZSCO code | EOI Lodge Date

@chyrstheen | 189/190 (NSW) | 75+5 | 233111 | 06 April 2018
@kaaate | 189/190 (NSW) | 75+5 | 233211 | 12 April 2018

kaidenMVH

maiba lang. madami ba UST sa forum na to? just want to build up my network para pagdating sa OZ madami na kaagad kakilala hahaha.

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