Hello! Just wanna help so I'll try to answer some of your questions below. 🙂
<blockquote rel="smile22">hi good day. bago lang po ako dito. this is my first post here. pagpasensyahan nyo na po kung madaming tanong. we're planning to migrate to AU. and im on the planning/researching stage.
my mga questions/dillema lang po ako sana po matulungan nyo ko...
here goes. when i checked the reqts, under general skilled migration... dapat maka 65 points, tama ba? ang plan namin kasi mauuna si hubby for 1-2 years and then susunod kami ni daughter. si hubby kasi 2 yr course ng computer technology ang natapos. ang current work nya is encoder/courier sa transport and logistics (parang all around on site person) for about 3 yrs. ako naman, i finished BS ECE, and i work as an IT helpdesk analyst for roughly 5 yrs. feeling ko mas pasok ako na primary applicant.
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60 points is enough po for invited visa applications (e.g. subclass 189/190/489). I believe na mas pasok ka nga pong primary applicant because of your college degree. Possible na mas mataas na points makukuha mo for level of education.
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sya sana ang mauuna kasi nothing to lose sya sa current work nya ngayon. if kailanganin nya ng funds pag nauna sya dun, makakapag padala ako sa kanya. if ako ang mauuna dun, at wala pa akong maging work right away, baka hndi kaya ng sweldo nya mag isa yung mga gastusin sa bahay plus mag sschool na yung daughter namin.
if ako ba ang mag aapply as primary.. kelangan pa din nya makapasa dun sa 65 points? also. if ako ang primary, pede ba sya ang mauna doon?
<i>>> If you will be the primary applicant, no need for him po to be assessed against all criterias except if you want to get additional points for partner skills (5 pts), kelangan po nya mag-IELTS and magpa-assess ng occupation nya sa assessing body. If not, kelangan lang pong magbigay ng proof of functional english for your husband to avoid paying the additional visa charge.</i>
mejo hindi ko rin makita kung saan yung skills nya sa SOL at sa CSOL. yung sakin din IT helpdesk analyst.. hindi ko alam kung meron sa SOL or sa CSOL. under ba sya ng systems analyst?
<i>>> I am also not familiar with the IT helpdesk analyst duties/responsibilities but I believe sa ACS ka din po dapat magpa-assess. You may visit below link for more details. Meron po silang pdf doc with all the listed occupations with duties/responsibilities. You may find the nearest match sa current occupation mo ngaun.
https://www.acs.org.au/migration-skills-assessment</i>
tapos yung payment po ba ng application, right away pag nag apply ka? so pag nadeny ka, bye bye na sa application fee (150k)? or magbabayad lang po if nareach nyo na yung certain stage na sure na kayo na maaapprove?
<i>>> Upon visa lodgement po ang payment. Pag na-deny, yes bye bye na po sa application fee so make sure all claims in the EOI will be supported with complete evidence once na nag-lodge na po kayo ng visa application.</i>
any reasons po na madedeny ang visa? if hindi kami pasok sa 189 SI, pede kaya kami sa 489 Skilled regional? Eligible relative ba ang tito? He's from Blacktown. (cousin ng mom ko na ninong din namin sa kasal). Pero d ko makita yung blacktown sa designated area. Relative lang ba talaga pede magsponsor? di pede friend? Mas mababa po ba ang reqts for 489 Skilled regional visa?
<i>>> 1 reason po na nabasa ko dito sa forums for someone who got refused eh ung skills assessment date is later than the EOI submission. Skills assessment and IELTS should be completed before submitting an EOI. I am not that familiar with the 489 visa but yes, relative lang po ang pede. You may check below link for more details.
http://www.immi.gov.au/Visas/Pages/489.aspx</i>
mag aapply ka po ba muna bago mag exam sa IELTS? or IELTS muna?
<i>>> Nasagot ko na po ito sa taas, IELTS po muna 🙂</i>
pasensya na po madami tanong. sana po may makasagot. madaming salamat po. God Bless!</blockquote>
Hope I was able to answer your questions though mas marami ditong more experienced who can give their opinions as well. 🙂