Summary - State Sponsorship Requirements in prep for Visa 176

tartakobsky

ika nga ni @TasBurrfoot, no, di ka puwede. You need at least 60 points.

Your work experience does not count unless you worked abroad or in Australia.

Ano ba work mo?</blockquote>

this is incorrect.. work exp are counted (whether in phils, abroad or aus) as long as its related to your nominated occupation..</blockquote>

@lock_code2004 and @mh_con

yeah, sorry, let me qualify.

First, You need to get your skills assessed. Your work experience will count when you get your skills assessed. BUT it won't get you that 15 points you mentioned if you worked only in PH.

To get those additional points, you need the following:

<blockquote><b>Skilled employment outside Australia</b>

At least three but less than five years (of past 10 years) -5 pts

At least five but less than eight years (of past 10 years) -10 pts

At least eight and up to 10 years (of past 10 years) -15 pts

<b>Skilled employment in Australia</b>

At least one but less than three years (of past 10 years) - 5 pts

At least three but less than five years (of past 10 years) - 10 pts

At least five but less than eight years (of past 10 years) - 15 pts

At least eight and up to 10 years (of past 10 years) - 20 pts </blockquote>

hehe correct me if I am wrong though 🙂

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Parang mali ah, may mga na-grant naman dito na puro Pilipinas lahat ng work experience ah.

Xiaomau82

@tartakobsky & @bookworm You will be awarded 15 points for work experience po only if you are able to provide documentary evidence of work 8 years in the past 10 years regardless po kung san country ka nagwork. (For IT professional naman, 8 years after ACS have deducted yung required number of years to be considered as skilled).

bookworm

@Xiaomau82, nalito na ako.

According to this:

http://www.immi.gov.au/skilled/general-skilled-migration/pdf/points-tested-migration-fact-sheet.pdf

only australian work or overseas work has additional points.

San po nakasulat yung 8 or 15 points?

Or are we talking about different visa types?

tartakobsky

@bookworm Iyon pong 'overseas' ay experience outside Australia. Not necessarily abroad, kaya ma-claim mo din po 15points kahit puro Pilipinas ang experience basta pasok po sa number of years.

Xiaomau82

@bookworm tama po si @tartakobsky kahit anong country po outside Australia ay considered "overseas".

bookworm

@tartakobsky and @Xiaomau82 , a ok. gets ko na haha. Mali pala pagkakaintindi ko. Salamat!

Xiaomau82

@bookworm mejo nakakalito nga talaga. kaya malaking tulong din forums and opinions based from personal experience. 🙂

bookworm

haha oo nga e. 🙂

Yukishih

For state sponsorship, kailangan daw may offer sa employer or requirement magbigay ng employment contract from here sa au?

TasBurrfoot

<blockquote rel="Yukishih">For state sponsorship, kailangan daw may offer sa employer or requirement magbigay ng employment contract from here sa au?</blockquote>

sinong nagsabi ng daw na iyan?

not true...

bookworm

@Yukishih, baka ibang visa yun? Pag state sponsorship, no need to show employment contract.

Xiaomau82

<blockquote rel="Yukishih">For state sponsorship, kailangan daw may offer sa employer or requirement magbigay ng employment contract from here sa au?</blockquote>

depende which state po yan. ang alam ko na nagrerequire ng offer of employment na state is tasmania. tapos sa ngayon is WA, pero depende kung schedule 1 or schedule 2 yung nominated occupation mo. if your occupation falls under schedule 2, dun lang sia required.

applicable lang po to sa WA.

Yukishih

Yung kaibigan ko po. 55 points lang po kasi ako. Plan ko sana to apply for state sponsorship ako po ay nurse na dito kaso sabi nya po malabo po ako if walang job offer. Kaya gusto ko lang po iconfirm sa inyo.

bookworm

@yukishih, hanap ka ng ibang state.

bytubytu

I am registered nurse here in the Philippines. I am still on the process of application as a nurse in Australia. Since 99% ng Filipino educated nurses ay nag undergo ng bridging program sa Australia before registration as a nurse with AHPRA, I think, I have to set my eyes on this too. On the other hand, paano kapag RN na ako doon sa Australia then naging positive ang skills assessment ko with ANMAC. Here are my questions:

Which state processes state sponsorship faster?
Is there an application fee for SS in NSW, SA or Vic?
How much would be the estimate cost for a SS? (I read somewhere about 3,+++ AUD?)
What are the processing times for each state?
Which is faster state sponsored or regional? Which is also cost effective between the two? I have relatives in Adelaide.

Thank you po. I currently have 55 points. Although I have more than 3 years of job experience on my possible nominated job, di ako sure sa additional points doon kai hindi paid yung 1 year doon. Sa current paid job ko, 29 months pa lang ako. So, 55 points muna.

I hope you can help.

bytubytu

@Yukishih try mo sa ibang states pero parang wala naman akong nabasa na need ng job offer for subclass 190. Hindi naman siya employer scheme.

Xiaomau82

@Yukishih @bytubytu You can refer to this po for WA state nomination requiring offer of employment for those occupations under schedule 2(see page 3, second from top) - http://www.migration.wa.gov.au/SiteCollectionDocuments/skilled_migration_criteria_2013-2014%20(4).pdf

Xiaomau82

<blockquote rel="bytubytu">I am registered nurse here in the Philippines. I am still on the process of application as a nurse in Australia. Since 99% ng Filipino educated nurses ay nag undergo ng bridging program sa Australia before registration as a nurse with AHPRA, I think, I have to set my eyes on this too. On the other hand, paano kapag RN na ako doon sa Australia then naging positive ang skills assessment ko with ANMAC. Here are my questions:

Which state processes state sponsorship faster?
Is there an application fee for SS in NSW, SA or Vic?
How much would be the estimate cost for a SS? (I read somewhere about 3,+++ AUD?)
What are the processing times for each state?
Which is faster state sponsored or regional? Which is also cost effective between the two? I have relatives in Adelaide.

I hope you can help.</blockquote>

In response to your queries po:

Depende sa timing, state nomination processing time varies but the average processing time is about 3 months. Currently, SA po ang fastest with processing time of 3.5 weeks
For SA and Vic, wala po but for NSW, if I’m not mistaken, application fee is 300aud
Application fee ranges from 0- 330aud plus disbursement of approximately 300-500aud depending on the number of pages/ documents unless mag agent kayo which is additional cost.
An average of 3 months for all states
State nominated, once application is successful you will automatically get the ITA. If you can qualify for State nomination, mas advisable na you apply for subclass 190 kasi indi visa condition yung pag stay sa state unlike sa regional sponsorship.

bytubytu

@Xiaomau82

Thanks sa response.

Do you think I have better chances with a Relative Sponsored visa than State Nomination since I have relatives in Adelaide which postcode is also a regional area?

Ang problem ko lang eh, ayon sa mga pinsan at aunts ko doon ay di maganda ang job hunting environment sa SA for nurses. Iba pa rin daw sa Melbourne at Sydney.

Thanks uli.

Xiaomau82

@bytubytu kung sa chances same lang (unless indicated sa SMP na low availability). Practically, mas ok ang state nomination compared to regional sponsorship. Isa pa, PR ang state nomination (SC 190) compared sa SC 489 na provisional visa which has visa condition na sa regional area ka lang pwede.

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