Can MBA/international business can lead to PR?

fasttimes

Hello, I'm currently taking a post qualifying path for a sem before I can proceed to my approved program which is MBA/MIB and I was wondering if it can lead to PR by following the point system or if not, what could be the best step to do? thank you.

batman

@fasttimes if you have enough points why not.

fgs

<blockquote class="Quote" rel="fasttimes">Hello, I'm currently taking a post qualifying path for a sem before I can proceed to my approved program which is MBA/MIB and I was wondering if it can lead to PR by following the point system or if not, what could be the best step to do? thank you.</blockquote>

There's no difference in points you can claim on qualifications.( Bachelor's Degree/Master degree is equivalent to 15 points). Skilled migration is a points based system, currently at minimum of 65 points (age, qualification, work experience, english ability, etc.)

maguero

@fasttimes You have to nominate an occupation in the MLTSSL or STSOL list in order to submit an EOI. If you take that course what occupation will be you be able to apply under?

agentKams

@fasttimes how long is your program? what is your nominated occupation?

if it is under two years and not related to your nominated occupation, it won't help in increasing your points for skilled visa application.

agentKams

@fgs baka po sa australian study requirement which is two years, may +5 points po iyon under the points-based system.

fasttimes

@agentKams it is 2 yrs and another 2 years for graduate visa. i do not have any idea yet what's a nominated occupation and how to do that. it is still my first sem and many said it is not qualified for PR.

fasttimes

@batman i see, i really thought it is not possible. thank you

agentKams

@fasttimes nominated occupation, kung anong skill ang meron ka na pathway for PR. have you had a thought your purpose why you did student pathway first? kasi ako for additional points why I did this route.

fasttimes

@agentKams are you also taking MBA? I got confused because there are others who I asked who are already here taking the program said that it is not valid for a PR. I guess, it's still a matter on what nominated occupation I will be applying or dapat bang yung current work mo nominated skill na before applying for PR? thanks

agentKams

@fasttimes hi, i took MBAD at first but shifted to a dual program. combined MBAD and MPAC, because my nominated occupation is Accountant. if you are going to use the MBA degree to claim for points then yes it would really matter kung anong nominated skill mo. if you nominated an IT occupation and MBA kinuha mo, you might not be able to claim points for work experience gained after graduation on that qualification since magkaiba ang field na iyan.

most taking the MBA program is for upskilling lang tlga. did you have an agent who suggested your course pathway? or wala ka naman tlga balak magPR pa when you applied for the student visa?

fasttimes

@agentKams i do have a plan but i'm not sure if im taking the right path. it was the agent who adviced me to proceed to mba since im a business ad graduate but she did not really talk much about getting a PR. others adviced to shift to MPA but if Im not sure yet as for the moment.

batman

@fasttimes i'm wondering what's is the goal of your agent in suggesting to proceed for MBA. Kasi mahal sya at mahaba time to complete. Ano points mo na ba now as per your agent assessment?

agentKams

@fasttimes TBH, you obviously don't know what your end game is. check what occupation you are going to nominate first then calculate your points ASAP para makadecide ka what to do on your program.

maguero

@fasttimes Do you have work experience after college? If yes, check if your work experience is aligned with one of the occupations in this list. That can be your nominated occupation https://www.homeaffairs.gov.au/trav/work/work/skills-assessment-and-assessing-authorities/skilled-occupations-lists/combined-stsol-mltssl

As what @agentKams mentioned, if you want to claim points for your MBA it should be related to your nominated occupation.

You can compute for your estimated EOI points for PR here

https://www.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/supporting/Pages/skilled/The-points-table.aspx

kymme

@fasttimes just be careful kasi some migration agents (not all) are just after na mapalioad yung clients nila. hanapan k ng easy way ora mka migrate. but in the long run, ikw ang mghahanap ng pathway mo for PR. some agents get commision for enrolling overseas students to the school n partner nila kaya di cla masyado ngbibigay ng options. research lng on what skill ang appropriate sa educ and work exp mo. also bear in mind yung points for PR. at least target 70 especially if yung skill mo nsa 189 lng and not 190.

fasttimes

@maguero salamat sa reply. i worked as a call center agent for couple of years before studying here and I checked on the link and the closest i skill i can connect is with the technical sales rep subclass 190, does that mean im not capable of applying for subclass 189? and if i will be nominating a skill for EOI or for PR dapat ba my job here in australia is already inclined with my nominated skill?

@agentKams mahal talaga mba, but i think its also the only way for my partner to work fulltime or more in a way nakakatulong din in our situation. in my assessment, i can have 65 points already after graduating and can increase if i can get superior ielts exam hopefully.

thank you for your inputs guys! 🙂

fasttimes

@kymme i think that is my situation, they only cared i can get here to study cos the agency can get 10% per 2 sems as a comission. that's why i really dont have any idea about the PR process. good thing i found this forum.

yennerz13

hi im planning to took up mba din for pr pathway. and this january intake sana.

i know costly pero i'll take risks nalang din kasi yun daw yung best way talaga.

batman

@yennerz13 i don't think it's the best way.