NSW 2023-2024

casssie

@Ozdrims said:
Essential Information for Submitting an EOI for NSW Nomination

For the purpose of NSW nomination, the date from which you can claim skilled employment is specific to state's criteria.

CRITERIA FOR CLAIMING SKILLED EMPLOYMENT

For the purpose of NSW nomination, may only claim skilled employment from:

1. Skills Assessor's Date: The date your skills assessor officially recognises you as skilled, provided this date is explicitly stated on your skills assessment.

2. Qualifying Study Completion Date: If your skills assessor does not specify this date, you may only claim skilled employment from the date you completed your qualifying study.

If you've claimed employment in your EOI prior to meeting the above criteria, you are not eligible to accept an invitation to apply for NSW nomination.

Note: No exceptions will be made to this unique NSW requirement.

(This requirement i find restrictive,if you claim points under post degree qualification ,it affects your experience points while on post qualification completion pa lang)

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mathilde9

Should I remove the employment episodes prior ACS Met Date even it's tagged as not relevant to nominated anzsco? Para clean list lang sya, or okay na yun as long as I do not claim points for it and naka NO? Viniew ko yung EOI summary, so hindi naman pala nya sinasama. Proper tagging of relevance to anzsco to in accordance with skills assessment.

Ang higpit ah haha. Given the smaller allocations, gusto talaga nilang paliitin ang selection group.

donamolar

Any news about NSW 190 and 491 invites?

Ozdrims

If you get your Master’s degree for a certain skill , but it end up there is a long gap after your bachelor’s degree .

Your assessing body deemed you skilled for that particular skill at the date of post graduate completion , you can only claim employment experience points after your assessing body deemed skilled date.

Counting experience before your post graduate degree will not help you but lead to rejection.

For example if you have a Bachelor’s degree with Civil Engineering skill
And after 5 years you have completed
Master degree in Structural Engineering

There are two occupational codes you can apply here , but will differ in employment skills points , you can be a Civil Engineer all throughout but can only claim Structural Engineer skills after your Masters degree completion date and or your Assessors deemed skilled date mo in this case by EA.

Ozdrims

@mathilde9 said:
Should I remove the employment episodes prior ACS Met Date even it's tagged as not relevant to nominated anzsco? Para clean list lang sya, or okay na yun as long as I do not claim points for it and naka NO? Viniew ko yung EOI summary, so hindi naman pala nya sinasama. Proper tagging of relevance to anzsco to in accordance with skills assessment.

Ang higpit ah haha. Given the smaller allocations, gusto talaga nilang paliitin ang selection group.

Oo mahigpit sila ,wala ito last year sa requirements ?
Regarding sa claims mo as long as it is deemed closely related sa nominated occupation then is ok naman basta backed by assessors .
Inaalis na nila sa kamay nila yung double work na magverify at mostly rely na sa assessing body i do think so.

mathilde9

@Ozdrims said:
Oo mahigpit sila ,wala ito last year sa requirements ?
Regarding sa claims mo as long as it is deemed closely related sa nominated occupation then is ok naman basta backed by assessors .
Inaalis na nila sa kamay nila yung double work na magverify at mostly rely na sa assessing body i do think so.

Hindi ko nabasa last FY tong #2 or baka namiss ko lang. As for #1, I'm aware since dati pa yata yan rule.

_sebodemacho

@mathilde9 said:

@Ozdrims said:
Oo mahigpit sila ,wala ito last year sa requirements ?
Regarding sa claims mo as long as it is deemed closely related sa nominated occupation then is ok naman basta backed by assessors .
Inaalis na nila sa kamay nila yung double work na magverify at mostly rely na sa assessing body i do think so.

Hindi ko nabasa last FY tong #2 or baka namiss ko lang. As for #1, I'm aware since dati pa yata yan rule.

#2 would only take effect when there is no deemed skilled date indicated in the skills assessment. That's how I interpreted it. And most assessing bodies naman they indicate the deemed skilled date. Meron siguro mangilan-ngilan na wala, kaya merong provision for that instance.

MidnightPanda12

May nainvite ba recently sa agriculture sector sa NSW??

RheaMARN1171933

@Ozdrims said:
If you get your Master’s degree for a certain skill , but it end up there is a long gap after your bachelor’s degree .

Your assessing body deemed you skilled for that particular skill at the date of post graduate completion , you can only claim employment experience points after your assessing body deemed skilled date.

Counting experience before your post graduate degree will not help you but lead to rejection.

For example if you have a Bachelor’s degree with Civil Engineering skill
And after 5 years you have completed
Master degree in Structural Engineering

There are two occupational codes you can apply here , but will differ in employment skills points , you can be a Civil Engineer all throughout but can only claim Structural Engineer skills after your Masters degree completion date and or your Assessors deemed skilled date mo in this case by EA.

Be careful in analysing this as could mislead others on diy. To put clarity into this…nothing should change at all. You always have to claim work experience after the deemed date on your skills assessment outcome.

If no deemed date, then the experience after the qualification will be considered.

This is no different to what most of you are doing on EOI.

Ozdrims

@RheaMARN1171933 said:

@Ozdrims said:
If you get your Master’s degree for a certain skill , but it end up there is a long gap after your bachelor’s degree .

Your assessing body deemed you skilled for that particular skill at the date of post graduate completion , you can only claim employment experience points after your assessing body deemed skilled date.

Counting experience before your post graduate degree will not help you but lead to rejection.

For example if you have a Bachelor’s degree with Civil Engineering skill
And after 5 years you have completed
Master degree in Structural Engineering

There are two occupational codes you can apply here , but will differ in employment skills points , you can be a Civil Engineer all throughout but can only claim Structural Engineer skills after your Masters degree completion date and or your Assessors deemed skilled date mo in this case by EA.

Be careful in analysing this as could mislead others on diy. To put clarity into this…nothing should change at all. You always have to claim work experience after the deemed date on your skills assessment outcome.

If no deemed date, then the experience after the qualification will be considered.

This is no different to what most of you are doing on EOI.

Thanks @RheaMARN1171933 for clarifying this , that i need to check the assessors deemed skilled date if it is declared and if not in the outcome letter , from there i can know already.

I put the query up to get us more informed ,sorry if it is messed up,as NSW is specific about this requirement more than DHA later on .

How about after passing nomination stage - can we still declare the deducted experiences if there are any by the assessors in this case to DHA?

RheaMARN1171933

@Ozdrims said:

@RheaMARN1171933 said:

@Ozdrims said:
If you get your Master’s degree for a certain skill , but it end up there is a long gap after your bachelor’s degree .

Your assessing body deemed you skilled for that particular skill at the date of post graduate completion , you can only claim employment experience points after your assessing body deemed skilled date.

Counting experience before your post graduate degree will not help you but lead to rejection.

For example if you have a Bachelor’s degree with Civil Engineering skill
And after 5 years you have completed
Master degree in Structural Engineering

There are two occupational codes you can apply here , but will differ in employment skills points , you can be a Civil Engineer all throughout but can only claim Structural Engineer skills after your Masters degree completion date and or your Assessors deemed skilled date mo in this case by EA.

Be careful in analysing this as could mislead others on diy. To put clarity into this…nothing should change at all. You always have to claim work experience after the deemed date on your skills assessment outcome.

If no deemed date, then the experience after the qualification will be considered.

This is no different to what most of you are doing on EOI.

Thanks @RheaMARN1171933 for clarifying this , that i need to check the assessors deemed skilled date if it is declared and if not in the outcome letter , from there i can know already.

I put the query up to get us more informed ,sorry if it is messed up,as NSW is specific about this requirement more than DHA later on .

How about after passing nomination stage - can we still declare the deducted experiences if there are any by the assessors in this case to DHA?

The NSW info pertains to certain claims which is actually conflicting to the actual legislation - but NSW has their own prerogative when it comes to their criteria.

Unfortunately I’d rather not mention the legislation I’m referring to over the forum as it will create further confusion and questions which I won’t really have time to address on this forum.

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haela_lyn

@donamolar said:
Any news about NSW 190 and 491 invites?

hello po, seeking answers po about sa EOI, hiwa hiwalay po ba sinubmit ninyo na eoi per state at per subclass for example interested po ako sa 5 states bale may 5 po kayo na sinubmit na eoi? meron po kayong 5 na EOI ID? and per subclass example sa NSW po 3 po bang account uli need para separate EOI sa 189, 190 at 491? parang magiging 15 EOI po? or pwede pagsamahin na icheck po lahat ung 189, 190 at 491 para 5 lang po ung submitted na EOI? Thank you so much po sa sasagot

charls059

@haela_lyn said:

@donamolar said:
Any news about NSW 190 and 491 invites?

hello po, seeking answers po about sa EOI, hiwa hiwalay po ba sinubmit ninyo na eoi per state at per subclass for example interested po ako sa 5 states bale may 5 po kayo na sinubmit na eoi? meron po kayong 5 na EOI ID? and per subclass example sa NSW po 3 po bang account uli need para separate EOI sa 189, 190 at 491? parang magiging 15 EOI po? or pwede pagsamahin na icheck po lahat ung 189, 190 at 491 para 5 lang po ung submitted na EOI? Thank you so much po sa sasagot

@haela_lyn said:

@donamolar said:
Any news about NSW 190 and 491 invites?

hello po, seeking answers po about sa EOI, hiwa hiwalay po ba sinubmit ninyo na eoi per state at per subclass for example interested po ako sa 5 states bale may 5 po kayo na sinubmit na eoi? meron po kayong 5 na EOI ID? and per subclass example sa NSW po 3 po bang account uli need para separate EOI sa 189, 190 at 491? parang magiging 15 EOI po? or pwede pagsamahin na icheck po lahat ung 189, 190 at 491 para 5 lang po ung submitted na EOI? Thank you so much po sa sasagot

dapat hiwa-hiwalay per state ang EOI. wag pagsamasamahin lahat sa iisang EOI.

enrico0919

Kelan kya ang rounds for NSW ?

himeno

@enrico0919 said:
Kelan kya ang rounds for NSW ?

wala po nakakaalam kung kailan

samisumi20

@himeno said:

@enrico0919 said:
Kelan kya ang rounds for NSW ?

wala po nakakaalam kung kailan

agree po. very unpredictable ang NSW. wag na umasa. char

MidnightPanda12

Hello po, nakalagay sa website no NSW need ng 6 mos bank statement as proof of residency, pati po ba sa offshore applicants ito? Magprepare o kasi sana ako ng requiremets para paglabas ng assessment is makapagpasa agad.

enrico0919

Malakas ang kutob ko, this week mangyayari ang NSW nomination round

era222

@MidnightPanda12 said:
Hello po, nakalagay sa website no NSW need ng 6 mos bank statement as proof of residency, pati po ba sa offshore applicants ito? Magprepare o kasi sana ako ng requiremets para paglabas ng assessment is makapagpasa agad.

Yes, as stated sa screenshot na sinend mo—see the 2nd section “For offshore candidates”. If you can, submit other proofs besides your bank statements. In my case, I submitted also receipts of online shopping/delivery (for example, screenshots ng Lazada purchases).

bloombery2020

Good day to all, for NSW state nomination, we only have to apply on SkillSelect? No need to do a separate state nomination application like in VIC? ( like in Live in Melbourne website)

Is this right?

Thank you!

kimgilbie

@bloombery2020 said:
Good day to all, for NSW state nomination, we only have to apply on SkillSelect? No need to do a separate state nomination application like in VIC? ( like in Live in Melbourne website)

Is this right?

Thank you!

yes po

kimgilbie

NSW invitation round happening now?

DreamerG

Looks like yes, some posting for priority occupations in some FB groups 🙏🏼

Ozdrims

Health , ICT and Education sectors mga nainvite, looks like a small round for this one .

Nohiel04

80k in the skillselect pool

mathilde9

@Nohiel04 said:
80k in the skillselect pool

What was the enquiry about? Thanks

rouken

TYL received pre-invite for NSW! (anzsco 261314)

although may application fee pala sya ngayon ko lang din kasi nalaman so before ako magproceed ask ko lang kung ano po yung mga documents na hinihingi upon submitting the application? kasama na ba yung mga nbi or medical dito sa step na to? thanks!

casssie

@rouken said:
TYL received pre-invite for NSW! (anzsco 261314)

although may application fee pala sya ngayon ko lang din kasi nalaman so before ako magproceed ask ko lang kung ano po yung mga documents na hinihingi upon submitting the application? kasama na ba yung mga nbi or medical dito sa step na to? thanks!

congrats!!! alam ko sa visa lodgement pa yung nbi and medical

Ozdrims

Check your emails ,a round happened! I got pre-invited, Thank God!