Need your advice guys..

mrluis

Hello mga kabayan,

Im just new here sa forum. Im Evelyn, Currently working here in singapore as a staff nurse. Mag 2 years na ako dito and I have a 3 years of experience as dialysis nurse naman sa philippines. Ask ko lng is what is the first step na need ko gawin. I recently got married last december. Im planning to migrate sa australia as soon as i can. Pls advice kng what visa is appropriate for me. Should i got for an agent also? ( James Allen ang plan ko ) thanks guys for reading hope someone can help Godbless everyone.

TasBurrfoot

@mrluis - You need not post multiple thread for the same question. I merged in into one as it is unnecessary for such.

to answer your question - basa lang, basa ka lang sa forum and/or sa www.immi.gov.au; the 101 on what you need to know on where to start are all there.

(1) http://pinoyau.info/discussion/1073/important-information-how-do-i-start-my-application/p1
(2) http://www.pinoyau.info/discussion/477/what-are-the-options-for-nurses/p1

As to your question on whether to get an agent or not - I guess it depends on whether gusto mo makatipid or not. For most of us here, we did not get an agent as it is too costly (bayad nun can go as high as SGD10K, sayang din naman yun); what we did lang was to research and plan our options. Anything not clear on a process, we ask it here...

Cheers!

mrluis

sorry for the double post. Do you have any recommendations sa mga agency dto sa singapore? and will i still be going sa bridging program pag nandun nako? thank you..

LokiJr

@mrluis if you have the time to read up on the guidelines...malaki matitipid niyo sa do-it-yourself visas...of course, kung ayaw niyo na problemahin lahat ng requirements, there's always the migration agent path hehe...

Nandun po sa links na binigay ni psycho mga kailangan niyo...but as a general rule of thumb, start with the IELTS...diyan sumasakit ulo ng karamihan hehe

TasBurrfoot

@mrluis if you have the time to read up on the guidelines...malaki matitipid niyo sa do-it-yourself visas...of course, kung ayaw niyo na problemahin lahat ng requirements, there's always the migration agent path hehe...

Nandun po sa links na binigay ni psycho mga kailangan niyo...but as a general rule of thumb, start with the IELTS...diyan sumasakit ulo ng karamihan hehe

Oo pafs, Nursing is Academic IELTS - mejo mas mahirap!

LokiJr

Ano pala pong specialty ninyo? Matunog kasi ang Aged care services dun so malaki matutulong nun kung yun ang work exp ninyo

mrluis

dito sa singapore, sa may surgery ako. Mag 2 years nako dito. Tpos 3 years naman experience ko as dialysis nurse sa philippines. Magtake pa kaya ako ng bridging program once nandun nako? thanks

LokiJr

I think so po...that's how strict the nursing practice is in Australia pero sa experience niyo, it's just a matter of formality (and some $'s) hehe

mrluis

ah ok.. Kala ko kasi ndi nako mag bbridging program if naka 2 yrs experience nako dto sa singapore.hehe thank u.

lock_code2004

you may want to consult "GLOBANCY"... check their thread in this forum..
or click their beautiful ad on the right side.. their consultation is free..

they should be able to help you on all details regarding nurse w/ experience and which bridging course is appropriate..

(wink wink.. nag promote lang @admin)....

LokiJr

Be sure to check narin po yung nursing thread hehe. Baka may poster dun na pareho sa sitwasyon nyo

mrluis

ok cge thanks sa mga reply nyo ah. Parati kasi ako nasa work, gabi na nakakauwi 6 days of work pa. Kaya d ako maka online ng matagal. Buti nahanap ko itong forum na ito. Anong agency b ang pinaka ok dito sa singapore. Plan ko kasi pntahan personally. thank u again guys.

LokiJr

Yan pong naka advertise satin try niyo po...but best you read up on the guidelines first. Knowledgeable man yung mga agents you need to know how visas work too hehe

021607

@mrluis . you don't need bridging course because you have worked in sg. check mo sa AHPRA website requisites for registration as Nurse here. ang alam ko, ielts 7.0 ang kailangan plus some $'s na registration fee. once you are registered here, pwede ka na mag-apply ng work sa hospitals. usually sila na rin mag-sponsor ng working visa mo.

mrluis

thanks for the info 021607 good to hear ill just take my ielts now

Admin

hi rmluis, sorry to butt in, you mentioned James Allen? is he James Alan Hall of aumigrate?

mrluis

yes admin...may experience kna sa kanya? thanks

Admin

hi Mrluis!

Yes. Medyo badshot yan sakin. But this is just my personal experience and opinion only ha?

Previously when i was looking for sponsors to help us for the site's operational cost.

I emailed his good company for an advertisement proposal but to my surprise. I receive a .... let's just say a not really good reply from him.

It's not because they rejected the proposal but my issue was they way he spoke negavitely to one of our migration agent sponsor here on our site which i think is really childish in some way. If you want to reject just reject me with a simple no will do.

Besides the migration agent he was claiming to be doing false business advertisement happened to be my friends employer so I know all the thing about their company.

If you are still undecided which migration agent to get. I advise you to try out our sponsor here. I can endorse you to them and will try to ask for discounts as well. Btw I dont get any commission from this. Just happy supporting members as well as sponsors helping our community grow.

mrluis

thanks admin: sinong agency marerecommend mo? thanks

iheartoz

@mrluis sa mga nabasa ko, the next thing you have to do after you get your IELTS exam results is to have your credentials assessed by AHPRA. sila kasi nagrerecommend kung kelangan mo pa bang magbridging program para makapagregister sa kanila o di na. nagrerecommend sila ng bridging program 3 months or longer ata, depende sa experience. that's based lang on my readings sa other forum about bridging programs ha.