July 2018 visa 189/190/489/457

SGtoAU

hi meron po kame separate eoi under same email address, is that an issue po?

ray1188

@chyrstheen and @batman , hello sa inyo 🙂 salamat po and okay na hindi ko na tinick as relevant 🙂 Salamat sa mga inputs nyo sana ma invite tayo 🙂

kayenzky

@SGtoAU same here. 1 email lang din gamit ko.

bawse_07

<blockquote class="Quote" rel="VirGlySyl"><a href="/profile/lily_07">@lily_07</a> separate EOI should be different eMail account

And per email you can make EOI for 189/190 since we just need to check (put check) on what Visa u r intended to.</blockquote>

Thank you po @VirGlySyl

RodSher

@batman normally how many days are the waiting time once lodge for migration assessment and then for EOI?

adamwarlock

For Visa 189, the process is here:

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

<i class="Italic">"It is preferable that you prepare all your documents before you submit your EOI."</i>

batman

<blockquote class="Quote" rel="SGtoAU">hi meron po kame separate eoi under same email address, is that an issue po?</blockquote>

its not an issue. like if you check 189 and 190 for NSW. walang problema yun. only sa state application where in it requires commitment letter. kasi like NT very particular sila kong may iba kang application sa ibang state.

batman

<blockquote class="Quote" rel="RodSher"> @batman normally how many days are the waiting time once lodge for migration assessment and then for EOI?</blockquote>

migration assessment is different from EOI, hindi sila related. and magkiba silang department.

if you are talking for assessment of your skills and education it depends sa processing time ng assessing body mo. pag may assessment ka na. tsaka ka pa makapag EOI.

Once EOI lodge naman depende sa occupation at sa points mo, if mataas points mo say 80 higher chances din na ma invite early.

RodSher

@batman yes migration assessment and EOI is different department but I need in CPAA that I need to have the migration assessment first before lodging EOI.

RodSher

@batman may points ba yong partner skills?

VirGlySyl

@RodSher maybe what you meant by your migration assessment is the SKILL assessment.

ClmOptimist

@RodSher yes, meron +5 pts ang partner skills.

RodSher

@ClmOptimist salamat bakit yong agent na pinuntahan ko sabi wala na daw points ang partner skills.

RodSher

@VirGlySyl yes, skill assessment po. CPAA din ba yong assessing body mo?

RodSher

Pwede po bang pahingi ng steps on how to process? hindi ko kasi alam saan mg umpisa.

ClmOptimist

@RodSher meron pa, baka nagka-misunderstanding lang. Nakapag-claim pa ko from my wife e.

Regarding sa CPAA, based from our experience

(1) Identify which occupation you need to be assessed with

(2) Know all the requirements

(3) Gather all the requirements

(4) Submit an application

(5) Wait for the results

agentKams

@RodSher if CPAA ang assessing body mo, you should get english test first and aim to get 7 in all modules. then start collecting documents. TOR diploma, syllabus ( qualification assessment), and detailed COE, payslips ITR ( skills assessment). better to read here so you get the whole picture: https://www.cpaaustralia.com.au/become-a-cpa/migration-assessment

ClmOptimist

@RodSher I think this is more appropriate thread for your concerns:

http://pinoyau.info/discussion/903/eoi-skillselect-point-test-table#latest

RodSher

@agentKams about sa payslips does it applicable for the companies you've been working? or only for the last 10 years?

RodSher

@ClmOptimist Thank you very much.

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