Question about NSW 190 nomination.

Cerberus13

I know I have to read the entirety of the NSW website pero di ko pa rin mahanap tong specific question ko.

Basically gusto ko lang malaman kung saan based at anong threshold ng draw ng NSW for 190.

If they rank the applicants on each occupation, may actual quota ba? For example, for this occupation they will only invite 10 applicants, obviously, high scoring applicants. But what happens if there are more than 10 with the same high scores? Do they invite all of them or may cut-off, maybe based sa Date of Effect ng EOI?
May bearing ba sa invitation ranking yung English proficiency when they choose two applicants with the same score? For example, 2 applicants both 80 points, but one of them has superior English but the other one only has Proficient. Will they invite both considering same EOI score sila or do they prioritize the one with higher English?

Cerberus13

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ga2au

@barryco said:
I know I have to read the entirety of the NSW website pero di ko pa rin mahanap tong specific question ko.

Basically gusto ko lang malaman kung saan based at anong threshold ng draw ng NSW for 190.

If they rank the applicants on each occupation, may actual quota ba? For example, for this occupation they will only invite 10 applicants, obviously, high scoring applicants. But what happens if there are more than 10 with the same high scores? Do they invite all of them or may cut-off, maybe based sa Date of Effect ng EOI?
> Only NSW has the answer on this question. Walang formula sa invitation. Sometimes low points can be invited too. But if ever there numerous applicants to a certain occupation, of course they will invite those who are on tops scores.

May bearing ba sa invitation ranking yung English proficiency when they choose two applicants with the same score? For example, 2 applicants both 80 points, but one of them has superior English but the other one only has Proficient. Will they invite both considering same EOI score sila or do they prioritize the one with higher English?

athelene

@barryco said:
I know I have to read the entirety of the NSW website pero di ko pa rin mahanap tong specific question ko.

Basically gusto ko lang malaman kung saan based at anong threshold ng draw ng NSW for 190.

If they rank the applicants on each occupation, may actual quota ba? For example, for this occupation they will only invite 10 applicants, obviously, high scoring applicants. But what happens if there are more than 10 with the same high scores? Do they invite all of them or may cut-off, maybe based sa Date of Effect ng EOI?

May bearing ba sa invitation ranking yung English proficiency when they choose two applicants with the same score? For example, 2 applicants both 80 points, but one of them has superior English but the other one only has Proficient. Will they invite both considering same EOI score sila or do they prioritize the one with higher English?

They actually don't release much info about how they pick the EOIs to send invitations to (if priority yung points or occupation). I am guessing based on Date of Effect, if there's a tie.
I have no idea about this. But if you want to dig, you can check out ISCAH for info released by NSW.

[https://iscah.com/results-nsw-190-invitations-2019/](https://iscah.com/results-nsw-190-invitations-2019/)

Cerberus13

@athelene said:

@barryco said:
I know I have to read the entirety of the NSW website pero di ko pa rin mahanap tong specific question ko.

Basically gusto ko lang malaman kung saan based at anong threshold ng draw ng NSW for 190.

If they rank the applicants on each occupation, may actual quota ba? For example, for this occupation they will only invite 10 applicants, obviously, high scoring applicants. But what happens if there are more than 10 with the same high scores? Do they invite all of them or may cut-off, maybe based sa Date of Effect ng EOI?

May bearing ba sa invitation ranking yung English proficiency when they choose two applicants with the same score? For example, 2 applicants both 80 points, but one of them has superior English but the other one only has Proficient. Will they invite both considering same EOI score sila or do they prioritize the one with higher English?

They actually don't release much info about how they pick the EOIs to send invitations to (if priority yung points or occupation). I am guessing based on Date of Effect, if there's a tie.

I have no idea about this. But if you want to dig, you can check out ISCAH for info released by NSW.
[https://iscah.com/results-nsw-190-invitations-2019/](https://iscah.com/results-nsw-190-invitations-2019/)
Actually yang documents from iscah ung basis ng tanong ko. Kung bakit may specific column for English proficiency. So iniisip ko baka factor din for tie-breaker.

lecia

@barryco said:

@athelene said:

@barryco said:
I know I have to read the entirety of the NSW website pero di ko pa rin mahanap tong specific question ko.

Basically gusto ko lang malaman kung saan based at anong threshold ng draw ng NSW for 190.

If they rank the applicants on each occupation, may actual quota ba? For example, for this occupation they will only invite 10 applicants, obviously, high scoring applicants. But what happens if there are more than 10 with the same high scores? Do they invite all of them or may cut-off, maybe based sa Date of Effect ng EOI?

May bearing ba sa invitation ranking yung English proficiency when they choose two applicants with the same score? For example, 2 applicants both 80 points, but one of them has superior English but the other one only has Proficient. Will they invite both considering same EOI score sila or do they prioritize the one with higher English?

They actually don't release much info about how they pick the EOIs to send invitations to (if priority yung points or occupation). I am guessing based on Date of Effect, if there's a tie.

I have no idea about this. But if you want to dig, you can check out ISCAH for info released by NSW.
[https://iscah.com/results-nsw-190-invitations-2019/](https://iscah.com/results-nsw-190-invitations-2019/)

Actually yang documents from iscah ung basis ng tanong ko. Kung bakit may specific column for English proficiency. So iniisip ko baka factor din for tie-breaker.

Pag NSW applyan mo, superior English po dapat..

Cerberus13

@lecia said:

@barryco said:

@athelene said:

@barryco said:
I know I have to read the entirety of the NSW website pero di ko pa rin mahanap tong specific question ko.

Basically gusto ko lang malaman kung saan based at anong threshold ng draw ng NSW for 190.

If they rank the applicants on each occupation, may actual quota ba? For example, for this occupation they will only invite 10 applicants, obviously, high scoring applicants. But what happens if there are more than 10 with the same high scores? Do they invite all of them or may cut-off, maybe based sa Date of Effect ng EOI?

May bearing ba sa invitation ranking yung English proficiency when they choose two applicants with the same score? For example, 2 applicants both 80 points, but one of them has superior English but the other one only has Proficient. Will they invite both considering same EOI score sila or do they prioritize the one with higher English?

They actually don't release much info about how they pick the EOIs to send invitations to (if priority yung points or occupation). I am guessing based on Date of Effect, if there's a tie.

I have no idea about this. But if you want to dig, you can check out ISCAH for info released by NSW.
[https://iscah.com/results-nsw-190-invitations-2019/](https://iscah.com/results-nsw-190-invitations-2019/)

Actually yang documents from iscah ung basis ng tanong ko. Kung bakit may specific column for English proficiency. So iniisip ko baka factor din for tie-breaker.
Pag NSW applyan mo, superior English po dapat..

Hi. Can you elaborate? Meron kasi sa list of invited na Proficient lang and English nila.

Cerberus13

Although di ko pa sinubukan mag PTE, i just lodged my proficient ielts.

Pero what do you mean by "dapat"? as in requirement? Can you cite the official statement about this please. But how come they have some proficient (and even competent) English from their list of invitations issued? thanks!

lecia

@barryco said:
Although di ko pa sinubukan mag PTE, i just lodged my proficient ielts.
Pero what do you mean by "dapat"? as in requirement? Can you cite the official statement about this please. But how come they have some proficient (and even competent) English from their list of invitations issued? thanks!

Its ok na naglodge ka na ng EOi mo. Habang nag aantay ka, try mo mapa increase ang points mo like superior Language at yung NAati exam. The higher the points, much better ang chances of ITA. Baka yung occupation nila highly in demand. Pede naman antay antay ka lang ng ITA mo kung ok naman na sayo ang proficient.

_sebodemacho

Anong occupation mo @barryco ? Take note mo rin na merong additional residency/prior NSW experience requirement ang ilang job codes. Kung meron yung sayo, for sure mas malamang na less priority ka na.

Mine has. I'm not really betting on NSW, but I still lodged an EOI. Just hoping for the best hehe.

ga2au

@barryco said:
Although di ko pa sinubukan mag PTE, i just lodged my proficient ielts.
Pero what do you mean by "dapat"? as in requirement? Can you cite the official statement about this please. But how come they have some proficient (and even competent) English from their list of invitations issued? thanks!

Hi Barryco, Im a proficient in PTE and was still invited in NSW. This is because my occupation is not as in demand like IT and Accounting. Onti lang kaming mga Illustrator. But if your occupations falls under these kinds of occupation na maraming applicants, u need to at least increase your English score to Superior. as most likely un ung mga naiivite dahil sa taas ng score.

Cerberus13

@_sebodemacho said:
Anong occupation mo @barryco ? Take note mo rin na merong additional residency/prior NSW experience requirement ang ilang job codes. Kung meron yung sayo, for sure mas malamang na less priority ka na.

Mine has. I'm not really betting on NSW, but I still lodged an EOI. Just hoping for the best hehe.

Hello. Architectural Draftsperson 312111. Wala naman siyang additional reqs as of now. I currently have 80 points with proficient English. So i'll take PTE soon for superior (sana!). I have seen from last year's record na may na invite na 85 points with proficient English only.

ga2au

@barryco said:

@_sebodemacho said:
Anong occupation mo @barryco ? Take note mo rin na merong additional residency/prior NSW experience requirement ang ilang job codes. Kung meron yung sayo, for sure mas malamang na less priority ka na.

Mine has. I'm not really betting on NSW, but I still lodged an EOI. Just hoping for the best hehe.
Hello. Architectural Draftsperson 312111. Wala naman siyang additional reqs as of now. I currently have 80 points with proficient English. So i'll take PTE soon for superior (sana!). I have seen from last year's record na may na invite na 85 points with proficient English only.

Hi @barryco : ito yung nakalagay sa website ng NSW. need ng residency sa NSW. Di ko madigest ibig nilang sabihin jan. hahaamay AND OR pa kasi.

**Residency

If your occupation has the additional requirement:you must be residing in NSW for at least the past six months.If your occupation does not have the additional requirement: you must EITHER be:**

residing in NSW, or offshore, for at least six months, OR;

be residing AND employed in your nominated occupation in NSW, or offshore, for at least one month.

You are not eligible for NSW nomination if you are currently residing in a different Australian state or territory. This information will be carefully checked if you are invited and submit an application for NSW nomination.

Cerberus13

@ga2au said:

@barryco said:

@_sebodemacho said:
Anong occupation mo @barryco ? Take note mo rin na merong additional residency/prior NSW experience requirement ang ilang job codes. Kung meron yung sayo, for sure mas malamang na less priority ka na.

Mine has. I'm not really betting on NSW, but I still lodged an EOI. Just hoping for the best hehe.

Hello. Architectural Draftsperson 312111. Wala naman siyang additional reqs as of now. I currently have 80 points with proficient English. So i'll take PTE soon for superior (sana!). I have seen from last year's record na may na invite na 85 points with proficient English only.
Hi @barryco : ito yung nakalagay sa website ng NSW. need ng residency sa NSW. Di ko madigest ibig nilang sabihin jan. hahaamay AND OR pa kasi.
Residency
If your occupation has the additional requirement:
you must be residing in NSW for at least the past six months.
If your occupation does not have the additional requirement: you must EITHER be:
residing in NSW, or offshore, for at least six months, OR;
be residing AND employed in your nominated occupation in NSW, or offshore, for at least one month.
You are not eligible for NSW nomination if you are currently residing in a different Australian state or territory. This information will be carefully checked if you are invited and submit an application for NSW nomination.

Ah yes clear naman yan. May provided table/list of occupations na kung ano ung may residency requirement. As of now wala pa naman sa anzsco ko, wag lang mag update yung list. haha

_sebodemacho

ok @barryco then just aim for higher points. wala rin kasi may alam ng timing kung kelan nagiinvite ang mga states..

Cerberus13

@ga2au said:

@barryco said:
Although di ko pa sinubukan mag PTE, i just lodged my proficient ielts.
Pero what do you mean by "dapat"? as in requirement? Can you cite the official statement about this please. But how come they have some proficient (and even competent) English from their list of invitations issued? thanks!

Hi Barryco, Im a proficient in PTE and was still invited in NSW. This is because my occupation is not as in demand like IT and Accounting. Onti lang kaming mga Illustrator. But if your occupations falls under these kinds of occupation na maraming applicants, u need to at least increase your English score to Superior. as most likely un ung mga naiivite dahil sa taas ng score.

Hi. I noticed from your sig, may "pre-invites" from territories.

Pwede matanong kung anong difference nito sa actual ITA at kung ano ang dapat iprepare for a "pre-invite". Thanks!

Cerberus13

@lecia said:

@barryco said:
Although di ko pa sinubukan mag PTE, i just lodged my proficient ielts.
Pero what do you mean by "dapat"? as in requirement? Can you cite the official statement about this please. But how come they have some proficient (and even competent) English from their list of invitations issued? thanks!

Its ok na naglodge ka na ng EOi mo. Habang nag aantay ka, try mo mapa increase ang points mo like superior Language at yung NAati exam. The higher the points, much better ang chances of ITA. Baka yung occupation nila highly in demand. Pede naman antay antay ka lang ng ITA mo kung ok naman na sayo ang proficient.

Ano po pala itong NAATI exam? Kahit anong occupation pwede mag take nito? And ssan po ito related sa EOI calculation? Thanks!

ga2au

Hi I got pre invites from ACT and NSW. Sa SA naman diretso agad kasi application sa SA, first come first serve. So kagulo nun kasi pag naubusan ka di kana makapasok.

Explain ko lang Sa South Australia, nung nagbukas ang nomination, isasubmit mo lahat ng mga requirements, even the payment. So just make sure tama application mo. Pag tama instant ITA na kagad from DHA, pag nagkamali ka, kahit nagbayad kana, they will reject your application.

For ACT naman, may matrix sila. Dun ka magpapasa ng parang eoi pero only sa state lang ng ACT. Tapos parang pool, hintay ka ng pre invite, pag nainvite ka, magpapasa ka pa ng mga documents to prove the points na dineclare mo sa matrix system nila. You also need to pay the application fee here. Then if ur application is approved, makakatanggap kana na ng ITA sa DHA.

Sa NSW naman ibang story din. You have to lodge eoi then choose nsw only as the nominating state. Pag napili ka dito. Magsesend ang NSW ng pre invite sau. Then you will send the documents sa link na ibibigau ng NSW. After nila maaprove saka ka lang makakatanggap ng ITA from DhA.

Hope this helps. Cheers!

Cerberus13

@ga2au said:
Hi I got pre invites from ACT and NSW. Sa SA naman diretso agad kasi application sa SA, first come first serve. So kagulo nun kasi pag naubusan ka di kana makapasok.

Explain ko lang Sa South Australia, nung nagbukas ang nomination, isasubmit mo lahat ng mga requirements, even the payment. So just make sure tama application mo. Pag tama instant ITA na kagad from DHA, pag nagkamali ka, kahit nagbayad kana, they will reject your application.
For ACT naman, may matrix sila. Dun ka magpapasa ng parang eoi pero only sa state lang ng ACT. Tapos parang pool, hintay ka ng pre invite, pag nainvite ka, magpapasa ka pa ng mga documents to prove the points na dineclare mo sa matrix system nila. You also need to pay the application fee here. Then if ur application is approved, makakatanggap kana na ng ITA sa DHA.
Sa NSW naman ibang story din. You have to lodge eoi then choose nsw only as the nominating state. Pag napili ka dito. Magsesend ang NSW ng pre invite sau. Then you will send the documents sa link na ibibigau ng NSW. After nila maaprove saka ka lang makakatanggap ng ITA from DhA.
Hope this helps. Cheers!

Ohh so important na dapat NSW lang piliin sa SkillSelect? Hinid pwede ung "any"?

ga2au

@barryco said:

@ga2au said:
Hi I got pre invites from ACT and NSW. Sa SA naman diretso agad kasi application sa SA, first come first serve. So kagulo nun kasi pag naubusan ka di kana makapasok.

Explain ko lang Sa South Australia, nung nagbukas ang nomination, isasubmit mo lahat ng mga requirements, even the payment. So just make sure tama application mo. Pag tama instant ITA na kagad from DHA, pag nagkamali ka, kahit nagbayad kana, they will reject your application.

For ACT naman, may matrix sila. Dun ka magpapasa ng parang eoi pero only sa state lang ng ACT. Tapos parang pool, hintay ka ng pre invite, pag nainvite ka, magpapasa ka pa ng mga documents to prove the points na dineclare mo sa matrix system nila. You also need to pay the application fee here. Then if ur application is approved, makakatanggap kana na ng ITA sa DHA.

Sa NSW naman ibang story din. You have to lodge eoi then choose nsw only as the nominating state. Pag napili ka dito. Magsesend ang NSW ng pre invite sau. Then you will send the documents sa link na ibibigau ng NSW. After nila maaprove saka ka lang makakatanggap ng ITA from DhA.

Hope this helps. Cheers!
Ohh so important na dapat NSW lang piliin sa SkillSelect? Hinid pwede ung "any"?

Yes. Kasi un ata ung isa sa mga requirements nila. Just like any other states. Kaya yung ibang ka forum natin dito, nag ke create ng multiple EOI's.