Visa Application Timeline

Xiaomau82

@sergz126 ok lng yun, what matters is yung total points claimed. Nameet nio ba ung passmark?

sergz126

@Xiaomau82 yes sir, 55pts + 5 pts for SA SS kaya nasa evisa application na kami..

Xiaomau82

@sergz126 ah ok na yan.. successful yung sa SA noh? Dont declare na ung sa work experience.

IslanderndCity

Hello everyone.

In paying visa 190 online, how to pay in credit card when amount of visa fee is higher than my credit card limit?

Can I pay half using my cc then half using wife’s cc?

IslanderndCity

<blockquote rel="IslanderndCity">Hello everyone.

In paying visa 190 online, how to pay in credit card when amount of visa fee is higher than my credit card limit?

Can I pay half using my cc then half using wife’s cc?

</blockquote>

Hello po. Can somebody share experiences or insights about this?

Thanks.

TasBurrfoot

<blockquote rel="IslanderndCity"><blockquote rel="IslanderndCity">Hello everyone.

In paying visa 190 online, how to pay in credit card when amount of visa fee is higher than my credit card limit?

Can I pay half using my cc then half using wife’s cc?

</blockquote>

Hello po. Can somebody share experiences or insights about this?

Thanks.</blockquote>

You cannot split the payment...

Talk to your credit card provider on what they can suggest; you can probably ask for a temporary increase in credit limit.

IslanderndCity

@TasBurrfoot, ah ok. Thank you so much

IslanderndCity

Once invited to lodge visa 190, how will I know how much to pay & to whom the payment be sent to? Any other requirements to lodge visa aside from the visa fee for me & my wife?

TasBurrfoot

<blockquote rel="IslanderndCity">Once invited to lodge visa 190, how will I know how much to pay & to whom the payment be sent to? Any other requirements to lodge visa aside from the visa fee for me & my wife?</blockquote>

It will all be there... Don't overthink...

IslanderndCity

<blockquote rel="TasBurrfoot"><blockquote rel="IslanderndCity">Once invited to lodge visa 190, how will I know how much to pay & to whom the payment be sent to? Any other requirements to lodge visa aside from the visa fee for me & my wife?</blockquote>

It will all be there... Don't overthink...</blockquote>

hehehe. para ma-prepare ko po ahead if ever may requirements

peach17

<blockquote rel="TasBurrfoot"><blockquote rel="IslanderndCity"><blockquote rel="IslanderndCity">Hello everyone.

In paying visa 190 online, how to pay in credit card when amount of visa fee is higher than my credit card limit?

Can I pay half using my cc then half using wife’s cc?

</blockquote>

Hello po. Can somebody share experiences or insights about this?

Thanks.</blockquote>

You cannot split the payment...

Talk to your credit card provider on what they can suggest; you can probably ask for a temporary increase in credit limit.</blockquote>

Hi @IslanderndCity, try mo magpa increase ng limit..

matagal ka na ba sa Credit Card company mo?

i think ang requirements nila ay:

COE

BIR Form 2316

Letter of request to increase the limit

Latest Payslip

Yan yung binigay ko dati, fortunately na approve naman 🙂

Basta good standing ang credit history mo, walang overdue payments, maapprove ka for sure 🙂

IslanderndCity

<blockquote rel="peach17"><blockquote rel="TasBurrfoot"><blockquote rel="IslanderndCity"><blockquote rel="IslanderndCity">Hello everyone.

In paying visa 190 online, how to pay in credit card when amount of visa fee is higher than my credit card limit?

Can I pay half using my cc then half using wife’s cc?

</blockquote>

Hello po. Can somebody share experiences or insights about this?

Thanks.</blockquote>

You cannot split the payment...

Talk to your credit card provider on what they can suggest; you can probably ask for a temporary increase in credit limit.</blockquote>

Hi @IslanderndCity, try mo magpa increase ng limit..

matagal ka na ba sa Credit Card company mo?

i think ang requirements nila ay:

COE

BIR Form 2316

Letter of request to increase the limit

Latest Payslip

Yan yung binigay ko dati, fortunately na approve naman 🙂

Basta good standing ang credit history mo, walang overdue payments, maapprove ka for sure 🙂

</blockquote>

Less than 2 years CC ko. Yes, (not bragging) sobrang ganda credit history ko. No overdue since start. Zero balance 2 months ago. Practice ko kasi & advocasy ko to spend less kaysa income ko. Kaya siningit ko pagmention now kasi advocasy nga eh. Hehehe. Thanks God din.

Anyway, thanks sa mga inputs niyo po. I will call my CC provider today. God bless po. Sobrang laki help ang inputs niyo dito.

IslanderndCity

*advocacy not advocasy. Hehe

IslanderndCity

<blockquote rel="TasBurrfoot"><blockquote rel="IslanderndCity"><blockquote rel="IslanderndCity">Hello everyone.

In paying visa 190 online, how to pay in credit card when amount of visa fee is higher than my credit card limit?

Can I pay half using my cc then half using wife’s cc?

</blockquote>

Hello po. Can somebody share experiences or insights about this?

Thanks.</blockquote>

You cannot split the payment...

Talk to your credit card provider on what they can suggest; you can probably ask for a temporary increase in credit limit.</blockquote>

Thanks again po. God bless you more.

peach17

<blockquote rel="IslanderndCity"><blockquote rel="peach17"><blockquote rel="TasBurrfoot"><blockquote rel="IslanderndCity"><blockquote rel="IslanderndCity">Hello everyone.

In paying visa 190 online, how to pay in credit card when amount of visa fee is higher than my credit card limit?

Can I pay half using my cc then half using wife’s cc?

</blockquote>

Hello po. Can somebody share experiences or insights about this?

Thanks.</blockquote>

You cannot split the payment...

Talk to your credit card provider on what they can suggest; you can probably ask for a temporary increase in credit limit.</blockquote>

Hi @IslanderndCity, try mo magpa increase ng limit..

matagal ka na ba sa Credit Card company mo?

i think ang requirements nila ay:

COE

BIR Form 2316

Letter of request to increase the limit

Latest Payslip

Yan yung binigay ko dati, fortunately na approve naman 🙂

Basta good standing ang credit history mo, walang overdue payments, maapprove ka for sure 🙂

</blockquote>

Anyway, thanks sa mga inputs niyo po. I will call my CC provider today. God bless po. Sobrang laki help ang inputs niyo dito.</blockquote>

no worries @IslanderndCity 🙂

IslanderndCity

@peach17 thanks. I'll share here soon ano outcome sa request ko ng CC agent ko.

IslanderndCity

Update po for everybody's info:

Sabi ng CC agent ko sa SG, I can deposit money to my CC account to add to my CC limit & enough to reach the amount I need to pay my visa. For instance, my CC limit is 3K while visa fee is 6.5K, so I need to deposit cash 3.5K. I will do this once i-invite na po ako to lodge visa in God's will.

Xiaomau82

<blockquote rel="IslanderndCity">Update po for everybody's info:

As far as I know po kelangan nila iincrease yung credit limit nio for the card even temporarily. Diko lang sure kung may special thing sila sa sg about cc. Pero based sa expperience ko inincrease temporarily yung limit ko, like about 2 weeks until nasubmit ko ung application.

quesoboy

Hi Everyone,

I read somewhere that there will be jobs that will be taken out of the SOL come July 2014, and among the candidates is my occupation. I just finished submitting my application for assessment.

My questions are:

Is it possible that I'm disallowed to continue my application should my occupation be removed from SOL?
Which step is considered to be the FIRST step towards visa application, skills assessment or the actual lodging of the application?

The reason I'm asking is that I'm worried about this scenario:

I get a positive result for my skills assessment and get an invitation to apply but I might not be allowed to apply if my occupation is removed from SOL.

Is this possible? Hope someone can help.

Thanks!

TasBurrfoot

<blockquote rel="quesoboy">Hi Everyone,

I read somewhere that there will be jobs that will be taken out of the SOL come July 2014, and among the candidates is my occupation. I just finished submitting my application for assessment.

My questions are:

Is it possible that I'm disallowed to continue my application should my occupation be removed from SOL?
Which step is considered to be the FIRST step towards visa application, skills assessment or the actual lodging of the application?

The reason I'm asking is that I'm worried about this scenario:

I get a positive result for my skills assessment and get an invitation to apply but I might not be allowed to apply if my occupation is removed from SOL.

Is this possible? Hope someone can help.

Thanks!</blockquote>

Skills assessment before you lodge an EOI.

You also need an IELTS which may come before or after you apply for skills assessment - check your assessing body for their specific requirements.

Assuming you get a positive skills assessment and you get an invitation to apply; good as safe ka na as long as you will lodge your visa application within the given timeframe. It doesn't matter if natanggal yung nominated skills mo in the SOL.

Act now before it is too late... This takes time! All the best.

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