Study + Work and etc.

tonilicious0613

@Conqueror said:
@tonilicious0613, which school are you in for 52 weeks course ( accounting)?

@Conqueror targeting Australis Institute of Technology and Education. on process pa lang kc un application ko.

agentKams

for temporary graduate visa, important masatisfy mo iyong australian study requirement plus assessment.

for a 52 weeks course, mukhang hindi mo masatisfy ang criteria na iyon. read here: https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/getting-a-visa/visa-listing/temporary-graduate-485/graduate-work#Eligibility

tonilicious0613

@agentKams said:
Type your comment> @tonilicious0613 said:
for temporary graduate visa, important masatisfy mo iyong australian study requirement plus assessment.
for a 52 weeks course, mukhang hindi mo masatisfy ang criteria na iyon. read here: https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/getting-a-visa/visa-listing/temporary-graduate-485/graduate-work#Eligibility

@agentKams so uni courses lang ang eligible to apply for temp grad visa?

onehitwonder

@tonilicious0613 I think bachelor and uni grads ang eligible to apply for graduate visa.

Go to this website, register, then try to search your target nominated occupation. Dyan mo makikita yung assessing authority and yung mga states na open sa occupation mo.

Try to go to Tasmania website. I think one good option mo Tas kasi if may 65 pts ka, proficient english, below 45 yrs old... After you study 1 year course you are eligible to apply for 489. But please read on their website, check carefully all the requirements if you meet them.

Good luck.

tonilicious0613

@onehitwonder said:
@tonilicious0613 I think bachelor and uni grads ang eligible to apply for graduate visa.

Go to this website, register, then try to search your target nominated occupation. Dyan mo makikita yung assessing authority and yung mga states na open sa occupation mo.
Try to go to Tasmania website. I think one good option mo Tas kasi if may 65 pts ka, proficient english, below 45 yrs old... After you study 1 year course you are eligible to apply for 489. But please read on their website, check carefully all the requirements if you meet them.
Good luck.

@onehitwonder thanks. appreciate ur help.

onehitwonder

@KoalaAdelaide said:

Hi to all. Anyone encounter immi s57 justice of peace for public interest criterion 4020?
I applied my visa here, from tourist to Student visa. Hinihingan ako ng immigration officer nyan. Character test not sure. Diy kase ako. Baka po me nka encounter na ganito. Pls share your thoughts. Salamat po.

Hi maybe go to a council near you, nandun yung Justice of Peace. Baka hinihingan ka lang ng evidence na nandito ka sa Australia signed by a JOP? I am not sure, pero better check with the council.

agentKams

@tonilicious0613 said:

@agentKams so uni courses lang ang eligible to apply for temp grad visa?

nope, may graduate skilled pathway designed for those graduates with non bachelor/master.

just read the link i shared so you know.

geps290

Hi...new member here...Im just wondering if someone from the group heard about rps immigration traineeship visa for butchers?salamat po 😊

Angelkoh0618

@onehitwonder said:
@ariisoka
Be very careful lang sa mga agents, not all agents has a good intention. Sad to say some of them just want you to enrol us in a school that they can get a commission. That almost happened to me when my agent wants me to pursue a course in Melbourne, good thing my instincts brought me here to Tasmania where there are better chances of getting a residency afterwards.

To answer some of your questions

Yes kaya, ang tanong is how fast can you get a work and are you willing to do ANY kind of work. Here in Tas it took me 5 months before I got a permanent part time work. (I am a student as well).

What I heard from some pinoys here there is a certain amount of salary ($26/hr) before you get tax deductions.

The right term is 40 hours a fortnight (kada 2 linggo). Not 20 hours a week. Meaning you can work 10 hrs 1st week then 30 hours 2nd week or 18 hours 1st week and 22 hours 2nd week... BY LAW YES WE SHOULD BE WORKING 40 HOURS A FORTNIGHT. Be very careful, from what I heard may mga nagsusumbong kasi if nalaman nila yan. Though some companies still do that. Better if sila na magoffer sayo ng cash on hand. Not the other way around.

Yes, you can apply for Master's Degree, after that degree you are eligible to apply for graduate visa that let you stay for another 2 years then once you secure a permanent work you can apply for PR. I SUGGEST RESEARCH REGARDING QLD REQUIREMENTS.

Here in Tas, as low as $60 room only (but very rare yun), usually $130-180 all in. Including net, electricity, water. In my case, I am house sharing with an aussie, $100 all in na kami ng family ko.

Brisbane is a big city unlike Hobart, I think it is much easier to find a job, again as long as you are not picky.

Do lots of research, especially sa state na gusto mo puntahan. Sa school ko, 95% ng students came from Sydney and Melbourne... Why? In simpler terms, naghigpit na yung major cities in giving visas. Pinapalipat na nila sa regional areas yung mga migrants. Next tip, PRAY. We need it.

Yes, you can.

@onehitwonder said:
@ariisoka
Be very careful lang sa mga agents, not all agents has a good intention. Sad to say some of them just want you to enrol us in a school that they can get a commission. That almost happened to me when my agent wants me to pursue a course in Melbourne, good thing my instincts brought me here to Tasmania where there are better chances of getting a residency afterwards.

To answer some of your questions

Yes kaya, ang tanong is how fast can you get a work and are you willing to do ANY kind of work. Here in Tas it took me 5 months before I got a permanent part time work. (I am a student as well).

What I heard from some pinoys here there is a certain amount of salary ($26/hr) before you get tax deductions.

The right term is 40 hours a fortnight (kada 2 linggo). Not 20 hours a week. Meaning you can work 10 hrs 1st week then 30 hours 2nd week or 18 hours 1st week and 22 hours 2nd week... BY LAW YES WE SHOULD BE WORKING 40 HOURS A FORTNIGHT. Be very careful, from what I heard may mga nagsusumbong kasi if nalaman nila yan. Though some companies still do that. Better if sila na magoffer sayo ng cash on hand. Not the other way around.

Yes, you can apply for Master's Degree, after that degree you are eligible to apply for graduate visa that let you stay for another 2 years then once you secure a permanent work you can apply for PR. I SUGGEST RESEARCH REGARDING QLD REQUIREMENTS.

Here in Tas, as low as $60 room only (but very rare yun), usually $130-180 all in. Including net, electricity, water. In my case, I am house sharing with an aussie, $100 all in na kami ng family ko.

Brisbane is a big city unlike Hobart, I think it is much easier to find a job, again as long as you are not picky.

Do lots of research, especially sa state na gusto mo puntahan. Sa school ko, 95% ng students came from Sydney and Melbourne... Why? In simpler terms, naghigpit na yung major cities in giving visas. Pinapalipat na nila sa regional areas yung mga migrants. Next tip, PRAY. We need it.

Yes, you can.

@onehitwonder said:
@ariisoka
Be very careful lang sa mga agents, not all agents has a good intention. Sad to say some of them just want you to enrol us in a school that they can get a commission. That almost happened to me when my agent wants me to pursue a course in Melbourne, good thing my instincts brought me here to Tasmania where there are better chances of getting a residency afterwards.

To answer some of your questions

Yes kaya, ang tanong is how fast can you get a work and are you willing to do ANY kind of work. Here in Tas it took me 5 months before I got a permanent part time work. (I am a student as well).

What I heard from some pinoys here there is a certain amount of salary ($26/hr) before you get tax deductions.

The right term is 40 hours a fortnight (kada 2 linggo). Not 20 hours a week. Meaning you can work 10 hrs 1st week then 30 hours 2nd week or 18 hours 1st week and 22 hours 2nd week... BY LAW YES WE SHOULD BE WORKING 40 HOURS A FORTNIGHT. Be very careful, from what I heard may mga nagsusumbong kasi if nalaman nila yan. Though some companies still do that. Better if sila na magoffer sayo ng cash on hand. Not the other way around.

Yes, you can apply for Master's Degree, after that degree you are eligible to apply for graduate visa that let you stay for another 2 years then once you secure a permanent work you can apply for PR. I SUGGEST RESEARCH REGARDING QLD REQUIREMENTS.

Here in Tas, as low as $60 room only (but very rare yun), usually $130-180 all in. Including net, electricity, water. In my case, I am house sharing with an aussie, $100 all in na kami ng family ko.

Brisbane is a big city unlike Hobart, I think it is much easier to find a job, again as long as you are not picky.

Do lots of research, especially sa state na gusto mo puntahan. Sa school ko, 95% ng students came from Sydney and Melbourne... Why? In simpler terms, naghigpit na yung major cities in giving visas. Pinapalipat na nila sa regional areas yung mga migrants. Next tip, PRAY. We need it.

Yes, you can.

This is very helpful because I have experience AGENTS who is pushing me to take up masters degree na super costly which is in the end tayo ang magsuffer sa cost 😭😭😭

zara

Hi, ask ko lng po sna if may relative po b sa Au mas mapapadali ung application for student visa? Kaya din po kya mag DIY lng? Thanks po

Quokka_08

@zara said:
Hi, ask ko lng po sna if may relative po b sa Au mas mapapadali ung application for student visa? Kaya din po kya mag DIY lng? Thanks po

Not really. Whether or not you have relatives in Australia, the decision for your student visa application will be based on the GTE Requirements. DIY is not a good option, there is a lot of education agencies in the PH who could help you do all the process for free.

zara

@Quokka_08 said:

@zara said:
Hi, ask ko lng po sna if may relative po b sa Au mas mapapadali ung application for student visa? Kaya din po kya mag DIY lng? Thanks po
Not really. Whether or not you have relatives in Australia, the decision for your student visa application will be based on the GTE Requirements. DIY is not a good option, there is a lot of education agencies in the PH who could help you do all the process for free.

@Quokka_08 Thanks po.

RMAranes025

@Conqueror said:
@onehitwonder - Hello po, nabasa ko message mo sa taas and very encouraging thanks po.
ask ko lang po sana, anong course nyo po as a student visa?
In terms po sa part time madali po vah makahanap ng work jan as a student visa? like mga accounts clerks, cashier or ano ung mas madaling mahanap na part time job?
Plan ko kasi migrate as student visa muna then later on apply for PR na din, my Agent suggested sa Kaplan business school sa Adelaide as "Master of Accounting course" ready na po lahat ng documents ko, pero need ko po ng place lower cost ung rent and other expenses aside sa school and madali makahanap ng part time kasi, para ma sustain ko ung pag stay and sa tuition fee na din,

thanks po sa info, and God Bless
@Conqueror said:
@onehitwonder - Hello po, nabasa ko message mo sa taas and very encouraging thanks po.
ask ko lang po sana, anong course nyo po as a student visa?
In terms po sa part time madali po vah makahanap ng work jan as a student visa? like mga accounts clerks, cashier or ano ung mas madaling mahanap na part time job?
Plan ko kasi migrate as student visa muna then later on apply for PR na din, my Agent suggested sa Kaplan business school sa Adelaide as "Master of Accounting course" ready na po lahat ng documents ko, pero need ko po ng place lower cost ung rent and other expenses aside sa school and madali makahanap ng part time kasi, para ma sustain ko ung pag stay and sa tuition fee na din,
thanks po sa info, and God Bless
Anna

Hello @Anna.

Napursue mo po ba pag take ng Masters in Accounting? Same suggestion kasi ng naka usap kong agent ang course and school na namention mo. Kaya ba masustain ung tuition fee, allowances and makapadala sa Pinas? CPA na din kasi ako dito sa Pinas. And naisip ko mag SV as pathway since sobrang taas na ng points na nirerequire for Accountant for skilled visa application. Matatagalan pa bago mareach ung 95 points.

Thank tou and God bless.

onehitwonder

@Anna. @RMAranes025 Please wag kayo kukuha ng course depende sa sinabi ng agent nyo. Please do your own research. 🙂

To tell you honestly, I heard news from fellow student (former and still students) na close for nomination ang Accounting due to amount of students who took the course. Students who apply for state nomination are having a hard due to the above reason. Unless siguro if you high points.

RMAranes025

@onehitwonder said:
@Anna. @RMAranes025 Please wag kayo kukuha ng course depende sa sinabi ng agent nyo. Please do your own research. 🙂

To tell you honestly, I heard news from fellow student (former and still students) na close for nomination ang Accounting due to amount of students who took the course. Students who apply for state nomination are having a hard due to the above reason. Unless siguro if you high points.

Thank you po @onehitwonder. Sobrang mahal din pati tlga ng tuition for masters.

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