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RheaMARN1171933 · July 2022

The future looks promising for offshore, it seems…..get things moving ASAP as it won’t be like this for too long!

https://www.afr.com/politics/federal/permanent-skilled-workers-to-be-top-priority-in-immigration-revamp-20220719-p5b2o1

RheaMARN1171933 · July 2022

Yes please to this….

https://www.sbs.com.au/news/article/skilled-workers-prioritised-amid-backlog-of-almost-one-million-visa-applications/xi6uoobic

tigerlance · July 2022

Based on the article.
current visa backlog is 961,016
57,906 skilled workers seeking permanent visas
13,806 offshore visa applicants are seeking temporary visas

Ang priority lang

pipiliin lang 60,000 permanent visa applications lodged by skilled workers based overseas as the federal government focuses its response on workforce shortages in health, education and aged care.

(189 and 190 -with nominated occupation sa health, education, and aged care)
Na nagrereflect rin sa invitation rounds - https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/working-in-australia/skillselect/invitation-rounds

Mahabahaba ang waiting periods para sa iba, kung maiiwasan ang case officer contact, para di pa tumagal. Ibigay lahat ng documents required and kung may agent ibigay lahat ng docs sa kanila.

mariusinbrisbane · July 2022

@RheaMARN1171933 said:
Yes please to this….

https://www.sbs.com.au/news/article/skilled-workers-prioritised-amid-backlog-of-almost-one-million-visa-applications/xi6uoobic

Sana this will have an effect on points standard and invitations. Sana mas bumaba yung required points and bumalik na sa monthly yung invitations.

RheaMARN1171933 · July 2022

It looks promising…

“The former Government devalued immigration, with the visa application backlog increasing to nearly 1,000,000 on their watch. The Albanese Government is determined to reduce the backlog and restore the importance of the immigration function of our Government.” Minister Giles said.

https://minister.homeaffairs.gov.au/AndrewGiles/Pages/processing-more-visas-faster.aspx

mariusinbrisbane · July 2022

Mam @RheaMARN1171933 would you be able to give us some of your predictions/insights for the coming months? Can we expect a more relaxed criteria, more invitations?

RheaMARN1171933 · July 2022

@mariusinbrisbane said:
Mam @RheaMARN1171933 would you be able to give us some of your predictions/insights for the coming months? Can we expect a more relaxed criteria, more invitations?

No one really knows until it’s out there…but the articles out there are very telling, don’t you think so?

songhyeky0 · July 2022

Parang ganito na yung sinasabi ni Albanese simula pa nung naupo ito. Hanggang ngayon, hindi pa rin nararamdaman. Wala pa ring nagagrant na civil engineer ngayong 2022 ayon sa immitracker kahit PMSOL ito. Kelan ba mararamdaman ito?

RheaMARN1171933 · July 2022

@songhyeky0 said:
Parang ganito na yung sinasabi ni Albanese simula pa nung naupo ito. Hanggang ngayon, hindi pa rin nararamdaman. Wala pa ring nagagrant na civil engineer ngayong 2022 ayon sa immitracker kahit PMSOL ito. Kelan ba mararamdaman ito?

The financial year only just started in July. The migration program from the previous government only ended in June. I don’t suppose it’s expected to see change in less than a month? Things are transitioning and it’s looking positive from the looks of it.

mariusinbrisbane · July 2022

@songhyeky0 said:
Parang ganito na yung sinasabi ni Albanese simula pa nung naupo ito. Hanggang ngayon, hindi pa rin nararamdaman. Wala pa ring nagagrant na civil engineer ngayong 2022 ayon sa immitracker kahit PMSOL ito. Kelan ba mararamdaman ito?

I believe yung pag-process nila ng visa backlog would take months. I mean, imagine, 1M yung backlog na iniwan ng previous government -- that's gonna take a while (ang sabi sa mga nabasa ko, maybe 3-4 months).

Ang worry ko lang are the invitations. Ang too much kasi if they're still going to do it quarterly, knowing that they have severe shortages. Dapat mas maging frequent yung invitation nila if they really want migrants aka revert to monthly.

Actually yung PMSOL nga parang ang useless!!! Ang dami ring nagsasabi niyan

jobxxx · July 2022

all you have to do is be patient. given na maraming applicants and nasa backlog basket. and also, you cannot expect na kayo agad ang maiinvite. first - hindi lang mga pinoy ang applicants - if you will read the latest immigration report, may ibang nationalities who are leading the application. second - as mentioned above, FY has only just started. third - for sure, mas maraming applicants ang mataas ang points, so syempre uunahin sila. but this set of news is really promising - given that the current government will expedite the processing.

so please be patient.

ispidprik · July 2022

Let’s just hope and pray na it will favor all of us waiting. But its a good news for everyone that the albanese govt are taking steps to address this matter.

tigerlance · July 2022

@jobxxx said:
all you have to do is be patient. given na maraming applicants and nasa backlog basket. and also, you cannot expect na kayo agad ang maiinvite. first - hindi lang mga pinoy ang applicants - if you will read the latest immigration report, may ibang nationalities who are leading the application. second - as mentioned above, FY has only just started. third - for sure, mas maraming applicants ang mataas ang points, so syempre uunahin sila. but this set of news is really promising - given that the current government will expedite the processing.

so please be patient.

Grabe nga ang competition sa ibang forum na nabasa ko sa 189, 190. Siyempre pataasan ng points, meron pa sila professional year, naati, 8 years experience, syempre advantage pa kasi onshore kung sa 190 dahil meron pang requirement na onshore sa ibang states, graduate sa regional university. Hindi pa sila naiinvite kaya sobra ang competition lalo na pagwala sa PMSOL yung occupation mo. Nagaantay sila mainvite.

Ang shortage na ineemphasize sa news ay teachers, medical related professions (nurses and doctors) grabe parin kasi ang covid and flu.

Saka yung mga nagtratrabaho sa airport, food industry and retail, malamang case officers sa dami backlog.

Joninho · July 2022

@tigerlance said:

Grabe nga ang competition sa ibang forum na nabasa ko sa 189, 190. Siyempre pataasan ng points, meron pa sila professional year, naati, 8 years experience, syempre advantage pa kasi onshore kung sa 190 dahil meron pang requirement na onshore sa ibang states, graduate sa regional university. Hindi pa sila naiinvite kaya sobra ang competition lalo na pagwala sa PMSOL yung occupation mo. Nagaantay sila mainvite.

Ang shortage na ineemphasize sa news ay teachers, medical related professions (nurses and doctors) grabe parin kasi ang covid and flu.

Saka yung mga nagtratrabaho sa airport, food industry and retail, malamang case officers sa dami backlog.

Mag apply kaya tayo bilang case officer, para ma tulungan sila sa backlogs. hahaha!

RheaMARN1171933 · July 2022

@tigerlance said:

@jobxxx said:
all you have to do is be patient. given na maraming applicants and nasa backlog basket. and also, you cannot expect na kayo agad ang maiinvite. first - hindi lang mga pinoy ang applicants - if you will read the latest immigration report, may ibang nationalities who are leading the application. second - as mentioned above, FY has only just started. third - for sure, mas maraming applicants ang mataas ang points, so syempre uunahin sila. but this set of news is really promising - given that the current government will expedite the processing.

so please be patient.

Grabe nga ang competition sa ibang forum na nabasa ko sa 189, 190. Siyempre pataasan ng points, meron pa sila professional year, naati, 8 years experience, syempre advantage pa kasi onshore kung sa 190 dahil meron pang requirement na onshore sa ibang states, graduate sa regional university. Hindi pa sila naiinvite kaya sobra ang competition lalo na pagwala sa PMSOL yung occupation mo. Nagaantay sila mainvite.

Ang shortage na ineemphasize sa news ay teachers, medical related professions (nurses and doctors) grabe parin kasi ang covid and flu.

Saka yung mga nagtratrabaho sa airport, food industry and retail, malamang case officers sa dami backlog.

Talks within my industry - they are prioritising offshore now.

deybid9 · July 2022

@RheaMARN1171933 said:

@tigerlance said:

@jobxxx said:
all you have to do is be patient. given na maraming applicants and nasa backlog basket. and also, you cannot expect na kayo agad ang maiinvite. first - hindi lang mga pinoy ang applicants - if you will read the latest immigration report, may ibang nationalities who are leading the application. second - as mentioned above, FY has only just started. third - for sure, mas maraming applicants ang mataas ang points, so syempre uunahin sila. but this set of news is really promising - given that the current government will expedite the processing.

so please be patient.

Grabe nga ang competition sa ibang forum na nabasa ko sa 189, 190. Siyempre pataasan ng points, meron pa sila professional year, naati, 8 years experience, syempre advantage pa kasi onshore kung sa 190 dahil meron pang requirement na onshore sa ibang states, graduate sa regional university. Hindi pa sila naiinvite kaya sobra ang competition lalo na pagwala sa PMSOL yung occupation mo. Nagaantay sila mainvite.

Ang shortage na ineemphasize sa news ay teachers, medical related professions (nurses and doctors) grabe parin kasi ang covid and flu.

Saka yung mga nagtratrabaho sa airport, food industry and retail, malamang case officers sa dami backlog.

Talks within my industry - they are prioritising offshore now.

Mam Rhea, are they focusing on the lodged offshore visa na or kahit po yung submitted offshore pa lang? Kasi merun pong mga lodged na since 2021 pa po na waiting for approval. Then merun pong mga submitted, na waiting for invite since 2019.

RheaMARN1171933 · July 2022

@deybid9 said:

@RheaMARN1171933 said:

@tigerlance said:

@jobxxx said:
all you have to do is be patient. given na maraming applicants and nasa backlog basket. and also, you cannot expect na kayo agad ang maiinvite. first - hindi lang mga pinoy ang applicants - if you will read the latest immigration report, may ibang nationalities who are leading the application. second - as mentioned above, FY has only just started. third - for sure, mas maraming applicants ang mataas ang points, so syempre uunahin sila. but this set of news is really promising - given that the current government will expedite the processing.

so please be patient.

Grabe nga ang competition sa ibang forum na nabasa ko sa 189, 190. Siyempre pataasan ng points, meron pa sila professional year, naati, 8 years experience, syempre advantage pa kasi onshore kung sa 190 dahil meron pang requirement na onshore sa ibang states, graduate sa regional university. Hindi pa sila naiinvite kaya sobra ang competition lalo na pagwala sa PMSOL yung occupation mo. Nagaantay sila mainvite.

Ang shortage na ineemphasize sa news ay teachers, medical related professions (nurses and doctors) grabe parin kasi ang covid and flu.

Saka yung mga nagtratrabaho sa airport, food industry and retail, malamang case officers sa dami backlog.

Talks within my industry - they are prioritising offshore now.

Mam Rhea, are they focusing on the lodged offshore visa na or kahit po yung submitted offshore pa lang? Kasi merun pong mga lodged na since 2021 pa po na waiting for approval. Then merun pong mga submitted, na waiting for invite since 2019.

It seems they are clearing the backlog particularly prioritising offshore. I’ve got colleagues whose clients got granted today. They lodged way back 2019!

Lodged offshore and submitted offshore - what’s the difference? Aren’t they the same. Sorry didn’t quite understand what you meant but I hope I answered it.

deybid9 · July 2022

@RheaMARN1171933 said:

@deybid9 said:

@RheaMARN1171933 said:

@tigerlance said:

@jobxxx said:
all you have to do is be patient. given na maraming applicants and nasa backlog basket. and also, you cannot expect na kayo agad ang maiinvite. first - hindi lang mga pinoy ang applicants - if you will read the latest immigration report, may ibang nationalities who are leading the application. second - as mentioned above, FY has only just started. third - for sure, mas maraming applicants ang mataas ang points, so syempre uunahin sila. but this set of news is really promising - given that the current government will expedite the processing.

so please be patient.

Grabe nga ang competition sa ibang forum na nabasa ko sa 189, 190. Siyempre pataasan ng points, meron pa sila professional year, naati, 8 years experience, syempre advantage pa kasi onshore kung sa 190 dahil meron pang requirement na onshore sa ibang states, graduate sa regional university. Hindi pa sila naiinvite kaya sobra ang competition lalo na pagwala sa PMSOL yung occupation mo. Nagaantay sila mainvite.

Ang shortage na ineemphasize sa news ay teachers, medical related professions (nurses and doctors) grabe parin kasi ang covid and flu.

Saka yung mga nagtratrabaho sa airport, food industry and retail, malamang case officers sa dami backlog.

Talks within my industry - they are prioritising offshore now.

Mam Rhea, are they focusing on the lodged offshore visa na or kahit po yung submitted offshore pa lang? Kasi merun pong mga lodged na since 2021 pa po na waiting for approval. Then merun pong mga submitted, na waiting for invite since 2019.

It seems they are clearing the backlog particularly prioritising offshore. I’ve got colleagues whose clients got granted today. They lodged way back 2019!

Lodged offshore and submitted offshore - what’s the difference? Aren’t they the same. Sorry didn’t quite understand what you meant but I hope I answered it.

Db Mam Rhea ung submitted = nagsubmit ka pa lang po EOi. then ung lodged = nagsubmit ka na po ng EOi, na-invite ka na nila then nakapaglodge ka na ng visa application mo and waiting ka na lang sa grant. Kasi ganun ung status nila sa skillselect.

RheaMARN1171933 · July 2022

@deybid9 said:

@RheaMARN1171933 said:

@deybid9 said:

@RheaMARN1171933 said:

@tigerlance said:

@jobxxx said:
all you have to do is be patient. given na maraming applicants and nasa backlog basket. and also, you cannot expect na kayo agad ang maiinvite. first - hindi lang mga pinoy ang applicants - if you will read the latest immigration report, may ibang nationalities who are leading the application. second - as mentioned above, FY has only just started. third - for sure, mas maraming applicants ang mataas ang points, so syempre uunahin sila. but this set of news is really promising - given that the current government will expedite the processing.

so please be patient.

Grabe nga ang competition sa ibang forum na nabasa ko sa 189, 190. Siyempre pataasan ng points, meron pa sila professional year, naati, 8 years experience, syempre advantage pa kasi onshore kung sa 190 dahil meron pang requirement na onshore sa ibang states, graduate sa regional university. Hindi pa sila naiinvite kaya sobra ang competition lalo na pagwala sa PMSOL yung occupation mo. Nagaantay sila mainvite.

Ang shortage na ineemphasize sa news ay teachers, medical related professions (nurses and doctors) grabe parin kasi ang covid and flu.

Saka yung mga nagtratrabaho sa airport, food industry and retail, malamang case officers sa dami backlog.

Talks within my industry - they are prioritising offshore now.

Mam Rhea, are they focusing on the lodged offshore visa na or kahit po yung submitted offshore pa lang? Kasi merun pong mga lodged na since 2021 pa po na waiting for approval. Then merun pong mga submitted, na waiting for invite since 2019.

It seems they are clearing the backlog particularly prioritising offshore. I’ve got colleagues whose clients got granted today. They lodged way back 2019!

Lodged offshore and submitted offshore - what’s the difference? Aren’t they the same. Sorry didn’t quite understand what you meant but I hope I answered it.

Db Mam Rhea ung submitted = nagsubmit ka pa lang po EOi. then ung lodged = nagsubmit ka na po ng EOi, na-invite ka na nila then nakapaglodge ka na ng visa application mo and waiting ka na lang sa grant. Kasi ganun ung status nila sa skillselect.

Hmm…I think you’re getting things mixed up. EOI isn’t visa application yet. You don’t submit anything on EOI stage. What is being referred to all along is the visa application backlog. It has nothing to do with EOI.

mariusinbrisbane · July 2022

@deybid9 said:
Mam Rhea, are they focusing on the lodged offshore visa na or kahit po yung submitted offshore pa lang? Kasi merun pong mga lodged na since 2021 pa po na waiting for approval. Then merun pong mga submitted, na waiting for invite since 2019.

I think ang focus muna talaga nila are those applications na lodged since 2019, na naipon sa backlogs. Same question actually for me regarding invitations. Paano naman yung mga nagaabang for months? But then again, all we can do is hope and wait.

RheaMARN1171933 · July 2022

@mariusinbrisbane said:

@deybid9 said:
Mam Rhea, are they focusing on the lodged offshore visa na or kahit po yung submitted offshore pa lang? Kasi merun pong mga lodged na since 2021 pa po na waiting for approval. Then merun pong mga submitted, na waiting for invite since 2019.

I think ang focus muna talaga nila are those applications na lodged since 2019, na naipon sa backlogs. Same question actually for me regarding invitations. Paano naman yung mga nagaabang for months? But then again, all we can do is hope and wait.

Invitations are not manually selected. Skillselect is programmed to issue the invites. This will continue. I think you’re mixing up EOI and visa application. So bale you lodge your EOI then get an invite then within 60 days you submit your visa application….that’s where the backlog is. So they are clearing the close to a million backlog of cases waiting to be granted/refused a visa. It has nothing to do with EOI queue.

ga2au · July 2022

Hopefully our applications lodged 2019 will be open soon. Mas nafeel ko excitement these year kesa last year. I feel this year will the year na.

Capuccino_2017 · July 2022

@RheaMARN1171933 said:

@mariusinbrisbane said:

@deybid9 said:
Mam Rhea, are they focusing on the lodged offshore visa na or kahit po yung submitted offshore pa lang? Kasi merun pong mga lodged na since 2021 pa po na waiting for approval. Then merun pong mga submitted, na waiting for invite since 2019.

I think ang focus muna talaga nila are those applications na lodged since 2019, na naipon sa backlogs. Same question actually for me regarding invitations. Paano naman yung mga nagaabang for months? But then again, all we can do is hope and wait.

Invitations are not manually selected. Skillselect is programmed to issue the invites. This will continue. I think you’re mixing up EOI and visa application. So bale you lodge your EOI then get an invite then within 60 days you submit your visa application….that’s where the backlog is. So they are clearing the close to a million backlog of cases waiting to be granted/refused a visa. It has nothing to do with EOI queue.

Hi Ma’m Rhea, you mentioned that invitations are not manually selected.. question po, is it true that in EOI submission, we must find a company that can give us a 2 year job offer before we can get an invite to 190 visa? So kung not manually selected pano po malalaman Ng skillselect kung May job offer or wala? Parang useless din kahit May job offer?. And how can we get an offer kung ayaw namn magbigay ng job mga company to overseas applicants?

songhyeky0 · July 2022

@RheaMARN1171933 said:

@mariusinbrisbane said:

@deybid9 said:
Mam Rhea, are they focusing on the lodged offshore visa na or kahit po yung submitted offshore pa lang? Kasi merun pong mga lodged na since 2021 pa po na waiting for approval. Then merun pong mga submitted, na waiting for invite since 2019.

I think ang focus muna talaga nila are those applications na lodged since 2019, na naipon sa backlogs. Same question actually for me regarding invitations. Paano naman yung mga nagaabang for months? But then again, all we can do is hope and wait.

Invitations are not manually selected. Skillselect is programmed to issue the invites. This will continue. I think you’re mixing up EOI and visa application. So bale you lodge your EOI then get an invite then within 60 days you submit your visa application….that’s where the backlog is. So they are clearing the close to a million backlog of cases waiting to be granted/refused a visa. It has nothing to do with EOI queue.

Is granting of backlogs based on who lodged first or on who has more points? I understand Skillselect ranks points first then EOI second for each occupation. I don't know if it applies on backlogs as well.

RheaMARN1171933 · July 2022

@songhyeky0 said:

@RheaMARN1171933 said:

@mariusinbrisbane said:

@deybid9 said:
Mam Rhea, are they focusing on the lodged offshore visa na or kahit po yung submitted offshore pa lang? Kasi merun pong mga lodged na since 2021 pa po na waiting for approval. Then merun pong mga submitted, na waiting for invite since 2019.

I think ang focus muna talaga nila are those applications na lodged since 2019, na naipon sa backlogs. Same question actually for me regarding invitations. Paano naman yung mga nagaabang for months? But then again, all we can do is hope and wait.

Invitations are not manually selected. Skillselect is programmed to issue the invites. This will continue. I think you’re mixing up EOI and visa application. So bale you lodge your EOI then get an invite then within 60 days you submit your visa application….that’s where the backlog is. So they are clearing the close to a million backlog of cases waiting to be granted/refused a visa. It has nothing to do with EOI queue.

Is granting of backlogs based on who lodged first or on who has more points? I understand Skillselect ranks points first then EOI second for each occupation. I don't know if it applies on backlogs as well.

Definitely not….once visa application is submitted, it’s all in the hands of the case officer. The length of time now all depends on the actual case and the workload of the case officer working on it.

RheaMARN1171933 · July 2022

@Capuccino_2017 said:

@RheaMARN1171933 said:

@mariusinbrisbane said:

@deybid9 said:
Mam Rhea, are they focusing on the lodged offshore visa na or kahit po yung submitted offshore pa lang? Kasi merun pong mga lodged na since 2021 pa po na waiting for approval. Then merun pong mga submitted, na waiting for invite since 2019.

I think ang focus muna talaga nila are those applications na lodged since 2019, na naipon sa backlogs. Same question actually for me regarding invitations. Paano naman yung mga nagaabang for months? But then again, all we can do is hope and wait.

Invitations are not manually selected. Skillselect is programmed to issue the invites. This will continue. I think you’re mixing up EOI and visa application. So bale you lodge your EOI then get an invite then within 60 days you submit your visa application….that’s where the backlog is. So they are clearing the close to a million backlog of cases waiting to be granted/refused a visa. It has nothing to do with EOI queue.

Hi Ma’m Rhea, you mentioned that invitations are not manually selected.. question po, is it true that in EOI submission, we must find a company that can give us a 2 year job offer before we can get an invite to 190 visa? So kung not manually selected pano po malalaman Ng skillselect kung May job offer or wala? Parang useless din kahit May job offer?. And how can we get an offer kung ayaw namn magbigay ng job mga company to overseas applicants?

EOI doesn’t impose this requirement, it’s more the nominating state you’re applying for. Each state/regional area has it’s own criteria.

caspersushi24 · July 2022

@RheaMARN1171933 said:

@Capuccino_2017 said:

@RheaMARN1171933 said:

@mariusinbrisbane said:

@deybid9 said:
Mam Rhea, are they focusing on the lodged offshore visa na or kahit po yung submitted offshore pa lang? Kasi merun pong mga lodged na since 2021 pa po na waiting for approval. Then merun pong mga submitted, na waiting for invite since 2019.

I think ang focus muna talaga nila are those applications na lodged since 2019, na naipon sa backlogs. Same question actually for me regarding invitations. Paano naman yung mga nagaabang for months? But then again, all we can do is hope and wait.

Invitations are not manually selected. Skillselect is programmed to issue the invites. This will continue. I think you’re mixing up EOI and visa application. So bale you lodge your EOI then get an invite then within 60 days you submit your visa application….that’s where the backlog is. So they are clearing the close to a million backlog of cases waiting to be granted/refused a visa. It has nothing to do with EOI queue.

Hi Ma’m Rhea, you mentioned that invitations are not manually selected.. question po, is it true that in EOI submission, we must find a company that can give us a 2 year job offer before we can get an invite to 190 visa? So kung not manually selected pano po malalaman Ng skillselect kung May job offer or wala? Parang useless din kahit May job offer?. And how can we get an offer kung ayaw namn magbigay ng job mga company to overseas applicants?

EOI doesn’t impose this requirement, it’s more the nominating state you’re applying for. Each state/regional area has it’s own criteria.

Maam Rhea, pano po kaya yun? WA for example, requires one has a job offer, what if wala pero nainvite ng WA state? Ang hirap po kasi talaga makahanap ng work while offshore, and mostly ang hinahanap nila sa WA may working rights e..

RheaMARN1171933 · July 2022

@caspersushi24 said:

@RheaMARN1171933 said:

@Capuccino_2017 said:

@RheaMARN1171933 said:

@mariusinbrisbane said:

@deybid9 said:
Mam Rhea, are they focusing on the lodged offshore visa na or kahit po yung submitted offshore pa lang? Kasi merun pong mga lodged na since 2021 pa po na waiting for approval. Then merun pong mga submitted, na waiting for invite since 2019.

I think ang focus muna talaga nila are those applications na lodged since 2019, na naipon sa backlogs. Same question actually for me regarding invitations. Paano naman yung mga nagaabang for months? But then again, all we can do is hope and wait.

Invitations are not manually selected. Skillselect is programmed to issue the invites. This will continue. I think you’re mixing up EOI and visa application. So bale you lodge your EOI then get an invite then within 60 days you submit your visa application….that’s where the backlog is. So they are clearing the close to a million backlog of cases waiting to be granted/refused a visa. It has nothing to do with EOI queue.

Hi Ma’m Rhea, you mentioned that invitations are not manually selected.. question po, is it true that in EOI submission, we must find a company that can give us a 2 year job offer before we can get an invite to 190 visa? So kung not manually selected pano po malalaman Ng skillselect kung May job offer or wala? Parang useless din kahit May job offer?. And how can we get an offer kung ayaw namn magbigay ng job mga company to overseas applicants?

EOI doesn’t impose this requirement, it’s more the nominating state you’re applying for. Each state/regional area has it’s own criteria.

Maam Rhea, pano po kaya yun? WA for example, requires one has a job offer, what if wala pero nainvite ng WA state? Ang hirap po kasi talaga makahanap ng work while offshore, and mostly ang hinahanap nila sa WA may working rights e..

That’s what we raised up in our roundhouse table meeting with the WA deputy premier when he came to London. That’s also our frustrations with other states/territory that requires such thing in their criteria - catch 22. 🤷‍♀️ - no choice, you’ll have to choose other state/territory unfortunately.

dream.BIG · July 2022

@RheaMARN1171933 ma'am any news po sa 489 backlogs?

caspersushi24 · July 2022

@RheaMARN1171933 said:
That’s what we raised up in our roundhouse table meeting with the WA deputy premier when he came to London. That’s also our frustrations with other states/territory that requires such thing in their criteria - catch 22. 🤷‍♀️ - no choice, you’ll have to choose other state/territory unfortunately.

Thanks po.

VIC and SA na lang talaga 😵 kaso fail pa din sa min yrs of exp

mariusinbrisbane · July 2022

@caspersushi24 said:

@RheaMARN1171933 said:
That’s what we raised up in our roundhouse table meeting with the WA deputy premier when he came to London. That’s also our frustrations with other states/territory that requires such thing in their criteria - catch 22. 🤷‍♀️ - no choice, you’ll have to choose other state/territory unfortunately.

Thanks po.

VIC and SA na lang talaga 😵 kaso fail pa din sa min yrs of exp

Sobrang pointless talaga ng mga may need ng job offer. Tapos magrereklamo sila bakit wala silang workers. Weird talaga.