Query re: Visa Application together with hubby

shaynetot

Hi guys! I'm a newbie here. I came along this forum when I started googling about filipino accountants working in Australia. I am really interested in working in Australia as an accountant (my current work here in the Philippines is a bank examiner in a GOCC), together with my fiance who is a nurse here in the Philippines, and we both plan to migrate (PR) there when everything's fall into places.

We are planning to get married earlier next year (around May 2015), after which I will take IELTS and apply for 189 Visa for both of us. Is it possible that I'm the only who's going to take IELTS (hopefully, I get a 7 for each component 🙂 ) and yet get both of our 189 Visa approved? I'm a little bit confused din po kasi I read some threads wherein some of the couples are required by the CO to submit the IELTS results of their respective hubbies, while some were not.

Thank you so much po, and looking forward to your replies! More power to this forum!

vhoythoy

<blockquote rel="shaynetot">Hi guys! I'm a newbie here. I came along this forum when I started googling about filipino accountants working in Australia. I am really interested in working in Australia as an accountant (my current work here in the Philippines is a bank examiner in a GOCC), together with my fiance who is a nurse here in the Philippines, and we both plan to migrate (PR) there when everything's fall into places.

Thank you so much po, and looking forward to your replies! More power to this forum!</blockquote>

Yes yung main applicant lang nman need mag IELTS. unless need mo kumuha ng additional points for spouse. Otherwise, pwede na sa spouse yung certification lang from school registrar na english ang medium of instructions. may format na sila neto

shaynetot

@vhoythoy : Thank you po, Sir Vhoythoy! I have an additional query po. Pwede po bang simultaneous gawin ung application for visa at the same time job hunting online for vacancies in Australia? or usually po ba, companies in Au need to be assured first na may visa na ang mga applicants? Thank you po ulit! More power to you, Sir! 🙂

vhoythoy

<blockquote rel="shaynetot">@vhoythoy : Thank you po, Sir Vhoythoy! I have an additional query po. Pwede po bang simultaneous gawin ung application for visa at the same time job hunting online for vacancies in Australia? or usually po ba, companies in Au need to be assured first na may visa na ang mga applicants? Thank you po ulit! More power to you, Sir! 🙂 </blockquote> Tingin ko pwede naman. 457 yata visa for temporary worker. Depende naman yan sa employer at sa qualifications mo and speciality ng skills mo. Though tough talaga na makakuha ng job offer without permanent visa. Kasi sa Australia plang dami na local/pr/ even outside Australia na may permanent visa na pero hirap pa rin makahanap ng work. Pero who knows. The best is get permanent visa first para mas maging madali ang lahat.

shaynetot

@vhoythoy: Thank you so much ulit po, Sir! I believe the Visa 189 is tantamount to permanent visa, tama po ba ako sir? Salamat po ng marami!

vhoythoy

<blockquote rel="shaynetot">@vhoythoy: Thank you so much ulit po, Sir! I believe the Visa 189 is tantamount to permanent visa, tama po ba ako sir? Salamat po ng marami!</blockquote> yup. 189 pwede ka tumira and magwork kahit saan parte ng australia without restrictions. 190 naman permanent visa din pero state sponsor may additional 5 points kasi yun pero restricted ka to stay sa sponsoring state for 2 years. Although may mga ibang hindi naman nacomplete ang 2 years requirements for some reasons. Apply ka muna permanent visa at medyo nagkakahigpitan ngaun. Work is just a part of migration and Its a big decision to make. Because if priority mo lang work/ to earn money, then you can choose other countries na may mas malaking financial/ career rewards like hongkong, sg, uk, us, middle east, etc. Goodluck

dapogi

hi @shaynetot. take it one at a time. IELTS ka muna while preparing your documents for assessment. after, receiving a positive assessment, sunod-sunod na yan. based sa mga nababasa ka, preferred ng AU employers na nandun ka na. way back then nag try ako mag apply sa seek.com.au, hehe. pero yun nga, required nila na meron ka legal right to work their. hope this helps and God bless. 😃

shaynetot

@vhoythoy: Thank you so much Sir! We appreciate your advice and it was really a great help for us! Yup, we have to think may times before we decide to migrate, and also which country to choose. God bless po to you and your family!

TasBurrfoot

<blockquote rel="shaynetot">@vhoythoy: Thank you so much Sir! We appreciate your advice and it was really a great help for us! Yup, we have to think may times before we decide to migrate, and also which country to choose. God bless po to you and your family!</blockquote>

@shaynetot - don't take too long to decide... i have heard a lot of calls to exclude accountant as part of the skilled migrant list by next fiscal year.

all the best!!

dapogi

<blockquote rel="TasBurrfoot"><blockquote rel="shaynetot">@vhoythoy: Thank you so much Sir! We appreciate your advice and it was really a great help for us! Yup, we have to think may times before we decide to migrate, and also which country to choose. God bless po to you and your family!</blockquote>

@shaynetot - don't take too long to decide... i have heard a lot of calls to exclude accountant as part of the skilled migrant list by next fiscal year.

all the best!!

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agree sir. kung kaya ngayon, ngayon na. though sabi ko nga, take it one at a time.

TasBurrfoot

<blockquote rel="dapogi"><blockquote rel="TasBurrfoot"><blockquote rel="shaynetot">@vhoythoy: Thank you so much Sir! We appreciate your advice and it was really a great help for us! Yup, we have to think may times before we decide to migrate, and also which country to choose. God bless po to you and your family!</blockquote>

@shaynetot - don't take too long to decide... i have heard a lot of calls to exclude accountant as part of the skilled migrant list by next fiscal year.

all the best!!

</blockquote>

agree sir. kung kaya ngayon, ngayon na. though sabi ko nga, take it one at a time.</blockquote>

🙂 Congrats on the piping hot visa mate... 🙂

dapogi

@TasBurrfoot Hahaha! Thank God Sir. 😃 Salamat sa tulong. 😃

shaynetot

@dapogi: Thank you Sir! Inquire ko lang po since you just received your Visa recently, may work na rin po ba kayo when you arrive in Au? Thanks po, Sir!

shaynetot

@TasBurrfoot: Hi Sir! Inquire ko lang po how long did it take for you and your wife to ger a suitable job in Australia? Thank you, Sir!

JCsantos

Don't

You will be just wasting your time I reckon, save the applying part when you get your visa

TasBurrfoot

<blockquote rel="shaynetot">@TasBurrfoot: Hi Sir! Inquire ko lang po how long did it take for you and your wife to ger a suitable job in Australia? Thank you, Sir!</blockquote>

We got the offer 1 month after landing... Although we started in our 2nd month pa as we there were security checks needed to be done.

dapogi

<blockquote rel="shaynetot">@dapogi: Thank you Sir! Inquire ko lang po since you just received your Visa recently, may work na rin po ba kayo when you arrive in Au? Thanks po, Sir!</blockquote>

No Ma'am. The plan is, look for job 1 month before going to AU. If hindi mag work, then dun na maghahanap. Hopefuly makakita na while dito pa lang.

shaynetot

@dapogi: Ah ok, Thank you, sir! Is EID the expiration date for your visa? God bless po in searching for best job for you!

dapogi

<blockquote rel="shaynetot">@dapogi: Ah ok, Thank you, sir! Is EID the expiration date for your visa? God bless po in searching for best job for you! </blockquote>

IED or initial entry date is your "deadline" to enter AU. 😃

shaynetot

@dapogi: Ah ok. So meaning po, if you aren't able to go to Au before the EID, babawiin din po ung Visa? thank you, sir.