Summary - State Sponsorship Requirements in prep for Visa 176

hotshot

<blockquote rel="mariojr">hahahhahaha... sorry brad @hotshot! hehehe... minurder ko nick mu! hehehe... peace 😃 </blockquote>

ok lang po. nakakatawa lang basahin ang "hotspot"...hehehe

basha

Newbie here! 😃 Im working as a Secretary here in Dubai for almost 4 yrs now. Pansin ko po kasi puro Engineers ang andito pero try ko na rin ang case ko. I was planning to take 489 visa which sponsored by a relative but unfortunately i was informed that my job was not included on the list as per EIO. So here's the questions:

Dapat po ba 489 visa but Nominated by State na lang o 190 visa? Ano pong masusugest nyo?
Confuse lang po ako sa CSOL for visa 190 at 489 (nominated by state) at SNOL kasi nung icheck ko ung state nomination for South Australia may SNOL pa which is my job is not included. Paclarify naman po.

Maraming salamat!

lock_code2004

@basha -

first you have to check if your skill is in the SOL/CSOL (eto po ang master list, so kung wala dito.. hindi talga pwede.. you have to look for other options)
then if you require state sponsorship, kailangan nandun din sa listahan ng state ang skill mo

so you have to satisfy these two requirements kung mag aaply ka ng 190..

Visa 190 requires sponsorship from the state.. so kung wala sa state na un ang skill mo, they will not be able to sponsor you... you have to check other states..

Visa 489 is sponsored by relative, who is living in a designated area...

nisnisbotchog

hi everyone,

I'm an undergraduate of Tourism and currently a call center agent. I'm really interested to work in Australia but i don't know where and how to start. I checked the SOL and Call Center Manager is on the list, however, im only an agent. Would my position as an agent still falls under Call Center Manager? Should the IELTS exam comes from AU?

Thank You

basha

@lock_code2004 Thanks a lot! check ko na lang ulit. congrats you already have yours!

legato09

<blockquote rel="nisnisbotchog">hi everyone,

Thank You</blockquote>

Hi Nisnis,

I will try to answer your questions, first, dapat po alamin nyo muna yung mag-assess ng skills nyo. Sa Case nyo "Call Center Manager", under vetassess so eto yung link to help you understand kung ano yung dapat mo gawin:

<a href="">http://www.vetassess.com.au/migrate_to_australia/qa2_nominating_occupation.cfm</a>

Dito nyo po malalaman kung suitable ang qualification dun sa nominated skills na gusto nyo.

Agent po eh iba sa Call Center Manager not unless very similar po yung ipapakita nyo na work experiences nyo as an agent to a Call Center Manager.

IELTS exam puede po sa pinas manggaling kung nasa pinas ka, kung nasa labas naman po ng pinas at available ang ielts puede po doon manggaling, kung wala naman po center na puede pagkuhanan ng ielts exam, puede po lumabas ng bansa to take the exam.

sticky_note

<blockquote rel="lock_code2004">@basha -

first you have to check if your skill is in the SOL/CSOL (eto po ang master list, so kung wala dito.. hindi talga pwede.. you have to look for other options)
then if you require state sponsorship, kailangan nandun din sa listahan ng state ang skill mo

so you have to satisfy these two requirements kung mag aaply ka ng 190..

Visa 190 requires sponsorship from the state.. so kung wala sa state na un ang skill mo, they will not be able to sponsor you... you have to check other states..

Visa 489 is sponsored by relative, who is living in a designated area...</blockquote>

hello po. clarification lang po regarding SOL/SNOL. my sister is working as a team lead-software test engineer (261314/263213) sa sg. wala po ung occupation nya sa SOL but nasa SNOL po ng SA. can she still apply for migration? thanks po.

lock_code2004

Hi check nyo po ang CSOL (from DIAC)- eto po ung master list para sa mga state sponsorship iba po ito sa SOL (this is for independent migrant applicants)...

then kung nasa CSOL sya and nasa SA-SNOL sya, that means SA can sponsor her...

sticky_note

@lock_code2004 thanks a lot po. i've seen her occupation in CSOL. qualified po xa to apply.

dakz

hi all, im a newbie in this forum. i am planning to apply for a ss visa 176 this year and planning to get married by next yr. what are the complications that may arise while i am processing my visa while still single then change my status to being married? :-/

Is it possible if i apply my spouse visa later on while my visa is on processing stage as my secondary applicant?

TasBurrfoot

<blockquote rel="dakz">hi all, im a newbie in this forum. i am planning to apply for a ss visa 176 this year and planning to get married by next yr. what are the complications that may arise while i am processing my visa while still single then change my status to being married? :-/ </blockquote>

First and foremost @dakz, wala na 176 visa... This is already replaced by the 190 Visa - before you will be allowed to apply, you need to lodge an EOI and at the same time get state sponsorship.

You can include your fiancee in your application as a partner - just double check specifics on this as I am not too familiar with this.

CHEERS!! 🙂

lock_code2004

Is it possible if i apply my spouse visa later on while my visa is on processing stage as my secondary applicant? </blockquote>

see reply from @psychoboy above..

yes possible naman po yun... regarding changes of information/details including additional dependents while the the visa application is on process, meron pong form na kailangan fill-up and submit sa kanila..

malalaman mo yung form number, pag nagsubmit kana ng application...

ksama yan sa information i-send sa inyo pag nagka Case Officer na..

one thing to note though, ang processing ngaun from EOI-Visa application is < 3 months (guesstimate)..

so kung magpapakasal ka in the next 3 months, bkt di mo na lang hintayin at isabay agad ang secondary application.... para walang hassle...

goodluck..

sofabed

Meron po ba dito na hindi sumunod sa required residency na 2 years for state sponsorship? SA seek.com.au po kasi kokonti lang ang related sa nature ng work ko in SA though highly available siya sa SOL.

TasBurrfoot

<blockquote rel="sofabed">Meron po ba dito na hindi sumunod sa required residency na 2 years for state sponsorship? SA seek.com.au po kasi kokonti lang ang related sa nature ng work ko in SA though highly available siya sa SOL.</blockquote>

there is one forumer I know here who will not be following the residency requirement for SS - okey lang naman daw.

arch_jeffmatt

@sofabed pwede naman. kaso kapag nagapply ka ng citizenship dun ka magkakaproblema dahil ihohold nila ang application mo for citizenship hanggat di mo na tatapos yung 2 years na moral obligatin mo sa SS

TasBurrfoot

<blockquote rel="arch_jeffmatt">@sofabed pwede naman na hindi ka sumunod sa residency for 2 years sa SS kaso kapag nagapply ka ng citizenship dun ka magkakaproblema dahil ihohold nila ang application mo for citizenship hanggat di mo na tatapos yung 2 years na moral obligatin mo sa SS </blockquote>

@arch_jeffmatt - am curious on your statement na "ihohold nila ang application mo for citizenship hanggat di mo na tatapos yung 2 years na moral obligatin mo sa SS" - where did you get this from Sir? Is there any written rule stating this?

I know there is an obligation to fulfill your state sponsorship requirements but I am not sure if it was spelled our in writing yung consequence if you choose not to follow it... 🙂

arch_jeffmatt

@psychoboy sa kabilang forum http://www.expatforum.com/expats/australia-expat-forum-expats-living-australia/127408-state-sponsorship-citizenship.html

and pagdating mo sa AU kailangan mong inform yun State na nagsponsor sayo na dumating ka na sa AU dahil may survey na sasagutan every 6 months yata for 2 years.

TasBurrfoot

<blockquote rel="arch_jeffmatt">@psychoboy sa kabilang forum http://www.expatforum.com/expats/australia-expat-forum-expats-living-australia/127408-state-sponsorship-citizenship.html

and pagdating mo sa AU kailangan mong inform yun State na nagsponsor sayo na dumating ka na sa AU dahil may survey na sasagutan every 6 months yata for 2 years.

</blockquote>

I am actually more interested if there is any link regarding your statement that is coming from DIAC itself - but yeah this one could be VERY possible... 🙂

arch_jeffmatt

@psychoboy kahit di sya nakalagay sa DIAC nakalagay naman sa SS aggrement na pinirmahan mo na you need to live and work for atleast two years sa nagsponsor sayo isa yun sa mga condition ng SS. kaya kapag nagapply ka ng citizenship at hindi ka man lang naka two years sa SS makikita ng DIAC yun sa record mo.

hotshot

@arch_jeffmatt : actually naghahanap din ako ng information about sa 2 years residency requirement for SS. although wala akong nakikita na coming straight from DIAC, lahat ng tao sa ibang forums yun ang sinasabi. yung moral obligation daw sa australia is as good as a legal obligation. hindi man nila babawiin ang PR grant sayo kahit sa ibang state ka tumuloy, dun ka naman daw babawian pag nagapply ka na ng Resident Return Visa or ng citizenship.

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