Ano bang Sikreto para ma-Direct Grant (visa 189/190)?

vhoythoy

Pagka upload ko ng pics ko direct grant agad!

chu_se

<blockquote rel="vhoythoy">Pagka upload ko ng pics ko direct grant agad!</blockquote>

hahaha..grabe tawa ko dito sa comment mo sir...

wizardofOz

Pano kapag nag-upload ako ng pics, pero deadma yung CO...

Kontakin ko ba sya?

catgon0208

Hello po,

Ung pag pa medical po ba eh pag may CO na? Or pwede ko na po un gawin while waiting for invitation?

Thanks po.

vhoythoy

<blockquote rel="catgon0208">Hello po,

Ung pag pa medical po ba eh pag may CO na? Or pwede ko na po un gawin while waiting for invitation?

Thanks po.</blockquote>

Pwede habang wala pang CO para direct grant agad =)

catgon0208

@vhoythoy eh wala pa po invitation atat labg ang peg. pwede na po mag pa medical nyan? or dapat nakapag lodge na bago mag medical?

thanks.

vhoythoy

<blockquote rel="catgon0208">@vhoythoy eh wala pa po invitation atat labg ang peg. pwede na po mag pa medical nyan? or dapat nakapag lodge na bago mag medical?

thanks.</blockquote> ah LOLs. excited na pla agad. Lodge muna at bayad ng visa fees hahaha

filipinacpa

Hi everyone, can you please enlighten me. When you say DIRECT GRANT, what does it mean? Thanks! 😛

kenshusei

@filipinacpa it simply means the first time your CO/DIBP contacts you, wala nang iba pang documents na hihingin pa at visa grant notification na agad ang matatangap mo

filipinacpa

@kenshusei ah okay..got it.. thank you 🙂

wizardofOz

@G_australia Congrats sa Direct Grant!

Share ka naman ng experience dito... totoo bang Looks and Charm ang puhunan? B-)

wizardofOz

@quesoboy and @ForeverBeautyAddict tag ko lang din sana kayo to this thread... baka pwedeng makahingi ng insights, thanks! 🙂

cholle

I think the question has been pretty much answered - just make sure you've uploaded (frontloaded) all the required docs, and you'll get a direct grant. Again, there really is no secret! And that's what I like about the Australian immigration process - it is very straightforward, transparent, and is simply a matter of ticking boxes on your own "checklist". That "checklist" depends on your situation (single, married, defacto, kids, years of experience, nominated occupation, health, police clearances required, etc.)

wizardofOz

@cholle medyo subjective kasi when you say, "all required docs".

Form 80 for instance is a document not being required to everyone. While there are cases wherein yun na lang ang document, which prevented a "direct grant", so to speak.

Would it be prudent to say, lets frontload Form 80?

Sometimes, less is more para mapabilis ang mga bagay bagay

cholle

@wizardofOz Totally agree with "less is more"; in fact, I posted some time ago na wag sobra-sobra ang i-upload because some people here on the forum were thinking of frontloading unnecessary docs thinking it'll speed up the process, but I really don't think it helps.

But you can <i>anticipate</i>. The Form 80 is something that I think is usually requested from maybe 4 out of 5 Filipino applicants (maybe because Ph is a high risk country), so I don't think including it in your docs would be considered excessive and it would be reasonable to think it might be requested. How hard can it be to fill out the Form 80 anyway?

wizardofOz

@cholle to some Form 80 is a bit complicated, especially if you lived or worked in different countries since you were young

vhoythoy

I don't think you need to fill-up form 80 to the very detailed and its really a big deal unless you want to intentionally hide something or may possible issues (e.g. committed crimes somewhere else, just went from africa in last 6 months EBOLA scare).

For work travels i get my two passports (old and new) dami din tatak un then use excel spreadsheet. In 1 hour yata na sort ko naman maige. residency madami din ako natirhan mostly sa pinas pero di ko naman dinisclosed na lahat at nakalimutan ko na. Hand written ko lang un. Pati wife ko ginawan ko na ng form 80 kasi sinipag ako. within 3 hours tapos lahat. wala naman naging problema.

Well unless talaga meron kang intentional place/travels na ayaw mo idisclose then its a different story. so kung isasama mo form 80 to front load, mas malaki chance direct grant kasi parang optional naman to sa part ng CO.

cholle

@wizardofOz Same boat - both fiance and I lived in several places, worked in different countries abroad before moving to Au, flied a lot. It wasn't a problem for us really. I mean, malapit na sa finish line, tiyagain niyo na lang. It's not that hard.

Going back to your original question, I still say walang sikreto 🙂

vhoythoy

Habang naggawa nga ako ng form 80, ang thinking whether i need to disclosed other places /addresses if anong possible way ng CO na ma verify un and whether magaksaya pa sya ng time to check it. Kaya di ko nalang sinama kasi wala din nman ganun impact. Yung mga nsa passport, may written trail so no choice sinama ko nalang lahat. Pero using excel spreadsheet can make your life easier kahit gaano ka karaming tatak yan.

quesoboy

@wizardofOz I think nasabi naman na for the most part yung mga dapat mong gawin, i.e., submitting complete and accurate supporting documents to solidify your background in claiming for the points you need to get a visa.

Personally, I think it's a matter of quality over quantity as far as supporting documents go. Hindi naman porke maraming kang sinubmit, mabibigyan ka ng visa. It still boils down to the completeness and accuracy of your supporting documents. Also, make sure you understand what the requirements are para maibigay mo yung hinahanap nila, kasi kung mali lang din ang ibibigay mo, it won't help you at baka di ka pa makakuha ng visa.

Also, keep in mind that while there may be some things that are out of your control (speed of assessment process, grant decisions, etc.), try to put yourself in the best position that you can possibly can to get a visa. Work on the things you can control and pray for the things that are out of your control.

I hope that helps. 🙂

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