State-Sponsored by one state but chose to live & work in another State

icebreaker1928

<blockquote>Apparently the Constitition says that an Australian can live anywhere he likes in Australia and can do whatever he likes by way of a job, as long as whatever he does is legal. A Permanent Resident counts as an Australian for this purpose.</blockquote>

I doubt this statement... opinion ko lang naman 🙂

TasBurrfoot

@clayee - trying to get a job online prior to actually landing in Australia is difficult nowadays... We tried for the past 2 months or so but halos parehas answer that, contact us when you arrive in Melbourne...

TasBurrfoot

Regarding this problem on getting sponsored by a state and living in another; I am just wondering, has anyone ever tried raising this matter to their respective case officer?

🙂 🙂 🙂

hotshot

<blockquote rel="psychoboy">Regarding this problem on getting sponsored by a state and living in another; I am just wondering, has anyone ever tried raising this matter to their respective case officer?

🙂 🙂 🙂</blockquote>

magkaalamanan na kung sino matapang. hehehe

icebreaker1928

magkakaalaman yan pag nagrenew ng PR or pag nag-apply ng citizenship...

post kayo dito kung anong nangyari... marami interesado dito 😉

TasBurrfoot

<blockquote rel="hotshot"><blockquote rel="psychoboy">Regarding this problem on getting sponsored by a state and living in another; I am just wondering, has anyone ever tried raising this matter to their respective case officer?

🙂 🙂 🙂</blockquote>

magkaalamanan na kung sino matapang. hehehe

</blockquote>

EXACTLY diba? I mean, all of us has our take on this in one way or another... 🙂

hotshot

@psychoboy : oo nga e...morality vs legality. hehehe

clayee

@psychoboy thanks, oo nga mahirap nga makahanap ng work through online application. hopefully pagdating ko sa NT on April maging positive ang application ko.

@hotshot feeling ko meron ng nakagawa ng ganito hindi lang nagsasalita, hehe. and every year nag iiba ang immigration rules so mahirap madetermine kung anong mangyayari. bottomline, sumunod na lang talaga and magpaalam pag wala talagang makuhang work.

hotshot

<blockquote rel="clayee">@psychoboy thanks, oo nga mahirap nga makahanap ng work through online application. hopefully pagdating ko sa NT on April maging positive ang application ko.

oo nga e...may mga nakagawa at nagbabalak din gumawa. hehehe! but for me, personally, takot ako sa karma kaya kung ako man ay magbalak lumipat ng state, magpapaalam muna ako before attempting. mahirap na at baka after 4 years ideny ang citizenship application ko. 🙂

musta pala? ready ka na iwan ang sg? hehe kapag wala ka pa dito sa oz, ang hirap talaga magapply e. ganun din kami dati kaya nag-decide na kami pumunta dito at dito na magapply. good luck! 🙂

clayee

@hotshot ok naman ang SS mo for sure meron kang mahahanap na work dyan. ako kasi liblib kaya medyo alanganin. pero dapat positive lagi, meron yan. nasa pinas na ko, iniwan ko na ang SG last march 1. then after holy week ako punta ng Darwin. thanks, good luck sa tin lahat! 🙂

olrac183

Guys anyone who have done this? SS for one state and chose to live in another state because of work?

TasBurrfoot

<blockquote rel="olrac183">Guys anyone who have done this? SS for one state and chose to live in another state because of work?</blockquote>

Yup, someone named Paris Hipon did this previously; no words from her lately though...

olrac183

yeah, seen her post but it seems naging offline na sya.. waiting for her news if any?

TasBurrfoot

<blockquote rel="olrac183">yeah, seen her post but it seems naging offline na sya.. waiting for her news if any?</blockquote>

She won't know the definite answer for sure... 🙂 Pumunta sya sa Sydney and she said okey lang naman daw as there is no law against it. Kumbaga there were some loopholes daw ika ng migration agent na tinanong nya and it cannot be a basis against her is she applies for citizenship.

Lahat naman tayo, hindi natin alam ang sagot eh. Only DIAC will know.

@olrac183 - why do you not want to stay sa state who gave you the SS ba?

TasBurrfoot

Hi guys,

Here is some interesting read I got from the other thread, to quote:

<blockquote>My flatmate was on a VIC SS. He landed a job in Sydney 1 month after his arrival in Melbourne. He mailed the VIC government explaining his situation. He was allowed to take up the job in Sydney. If you really see no jobs and would like to move to another state without a job then you need to give the VIC government evidence of all your applications and rejections (if any) and you also need to give it some time say 3 months at the least.</blockquote>

http://www.expatforum.com/expats/australia-expat-forum-expats-living-australia/157912-possible-convert-190-visa-189-visa.html#post1196995

from the ABOVE; it seems his move to NSW was sanctioned after getting the job and informing the VIC government...

lock_code2004

Here is another information from WA FAQs:

http://www.migration.wa.gov.au/skilledmigration/Pages/Frequentquestionsaboutstatesponsorship.aspx

Q: Am I able to relocate to another state even though I have not resided in Western Australia for two years post visa grant and what is the course of action for the applicant?

A: By accepting State sponsorship you made a commitment to live and work in Western Australia for a period of two years and signed an agreement with the Government of Western Australia to do so. Applicants who request to relocate to another state will need to apply for release from their signed agreement through Skilled Migration WA.

So you can do it officially naman pala.. you just need to provide valid reasons..

olrac183

@psychoboy, currently kasi may band 6 ako sa IELTS and hindi pa ako aabot sa 60 points but if I use NSW SS since as Analyst programmer puede ako for SS with band 6 and I will be able to meet 60 points.. No issue staying in NSW as long as may job but if the job opportunity arises in other state, dun papasok yung paglipat ng state.

lock_code2004

@olrac183 - i suggest proceed with your application... and worry about this issue later..

just my opinion, mas marami pa ring jobs sa NSW compared sa ibang states, especially for your sklls.. so you dont have worry about that...

TasBurrfoot

<blockquote rel="lock_code2004">@olrac183 - i suggest proceed with your application... and worry about this issue later..

just my opinion, mas marami pa ring jobs sa NSW compared sa ibang states, especially for your sklls.. so you dont have worry about that...</blockquote>

+1 on this; the most important thing now is to get the visa as soon as possible to immigrate to Australia...

olrac183

could not agree more, thanks Guys. :-)

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