Updated Skilled Occupation List effective from 1 July 2012

donaldsingapore

@donald:

SOL - if you are NOT nominated by state or territory, meaning independent.. For visa 189

SOL - if you are applying for 489 (relative sponsored)

CSOL/SOL - pwede kahit saang list, if you are nominated by state or teritory, employer. For visa 190, visa 457, and visa 489 (state sponsored)

salamat pre, ibig sabihin kahit nasa schedule 2 csol, pwede mag apply ng visa 190? kasi naka saad sa visa 190 dapat nasa SOL ang occupation. please tolongan mo ako kon tama yung pag ka intindi ko.......

bachuchay

Reply to @lock_code2004:

tnx po..cge read ko yung link n shared nyo:)

LokiJr

@lock_code2004 presented a good point here. Convenient yung CSOL kasi iisa na lang titingnan nating occupation list, pero para sa state sponsorship, kailangan pa rin tumingin sa bawat state kung open for migration sila sa mga nabanggit na trabaho sa CSOL.

On that aspect, state sponsorship is still a little complex pero dahil mataas ang priority nila sa skillselect, sulit siya pag-tiyagaan

lock_code2004

@donaldsingapore: marami nga ang nacoconfuse sa statement ng diac..

nakalagay sa requirements nila pag babasahin mo: " qualifications shoul be on the "relevant" skilled occupation list..

- notice na "relevant" po ang ginamit na term.. that means kung ano ang nararapat

then pag punta mo sa SOL/CSOL, nakalagay po dun ang paliwanag kung ano ang "relevant" list

- Here is the statement from DIAC SOL and CSOL:

If you apply for a General Skilled Migration visa on or after 1 July 2012 and you are NOT nominated by a state or territory government, you MUST nominate an occupation from Schedule 1 of the SOL.

If you apply for a General Skilled Migration visa on or after 1 July 2012 and you are nominated by a State or Territory Government, a direct entry stream Employer Nomination Scheme visa, a Subclass 457 (Business (Long Stay)) visa or a Subclass 442 (Occupational Trainee) visa you must nominate an occupation from either Schedule 1- Skilled Occupation List or Schedule 2 - Consolidated Sponsored Occupation List

LokiJr

@lock_code2004, e paano kung wala nga sa schedule 1 yung trabaho mo? so ang paraan na lang ay employer or state nomination?

lock_code2004

tama @LokiJr..

hotshot

@LokiJr : based sa pagkakaintindi ko sa statement....mukang ganun na nga.

donaldsingapore

Hi All pag state nomination and walng employer nomination, anong visa dapat e apply sa CSOL schedule 2?

lock_code2004

Reply to @donaldsingapore: check the points system.. kung san ka aabot na 60 pts:
you can apply either of the two visa sub classes:

a) Visa 190 - state nomination is 5 points, this is Permanent Residence Visa..
b) Visa 498 - state nomination is 10 points , but this visa is Provisional Visa (4yrs)..

hotshot

Reply to @lock_code2004: ang galing....kabisadong kabisado nyo na ang Skillselect. ako parang nalilito pa din. haha! pareho lang po ba ang mga occupations na nakalista sa SOL at CSOL sched 1?

lock_code2004

Reply to @hotshot: magpaparegister ako sa MARA pagdating ko dun.. lol..

yup.. SOL = CSOL Sched 1

hotshot

Reply to @lock_code2004: ah ok. now i know.

donaldsingapore

ok thanks.

k_mavs

Reply to @lock_code2004: Boss, register na kayo para may resident Migration agent na tayo dito sa Pinoyau. siguradong extra kita sa inyo yan.

lock_code2004

Reply to @k_mavs: wla kasi magawa.. inaaliw ko ang sarili ko sa pagbbasa sa DIAC.. hehe.. habang naghihintay...

stolich18

Reply to @lock_code2004:
hahah oo nga pde ka na maging agent, @lock_code2004!!!

lana

Hi Po.

I would like to ask if needed ba both ang skilled assessment and recognition letter sa ACS if gusto mo maka earned points sa education and skills mo? What if skilled assessment lng? I am trying to apply as ICT Business Analyst - 261111.

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July 2012 - Still on the stage of gathering ACS requirements.

lana

Reply to @stolich18: Hi Stolich,

Ask lng po if you did applied for recognition letter sa ACS aside sa skills assessment? I'm quite confuse. Thanks .

hotshot

Reply to @lana: welcome to pinoyau!

sa ACS skills assessment...nakalagay na din dun sa result letter kung ano ang assessed equivalent ng education/degree nyo. so just apply for skills assessment.

k_mavs

Reply to @lock_code2004: kaya nga boss. ang tagal na ng paghihintay nyo sa PCC nyo. Halos well informed na kayo sa mga kalakaran ng visa application at DIAC rules ang regulations.

stolich18

Reply to @lana:
Hello! :-) depende un sa course mo and sa naging nature of job mo. For example, economics ang course mo nung college tapos business analyst ka naman sa work. Bale medyo malayo ung profession mo sa degree mo. Pag ganon, you would need an RPL. :-)

zoe_girl

ano po ba difference ng ict business analyst and systems analyst?
Tama po ba na ang ACS ang mag identify kung anong job qualified ang applicant?

stolich18

^ hi @zoe_girl check mo ung definition ng 2, kung alin don ang mas malapit ang innominate skill/occupation mo with ACS. For more details, refer to the documentation from ACS. Down lang ata ang server nila ngayon kaya di ko mahanap online. I downloaded a copy of the file. May mga sample knowledge and technical requirements. Here are some snippets:

261111 ICT BUSINESS ANALYST
Identifies and communicates with users to formulate and produce a requirements specification to create system and software solutions. Business analysts assess business and information needs of an organisation. They co-ordinate the design of new IT solutions to improve business efficiency and productivity. They identify and communicate with users to formulate and produce a requirements specification to create system and software solutions.

261112 SYSTEMS ANALYST
Evaluates processes and methods used in existing ICT systems, proposes modifications, additional system components or new systems to meet user needs as expressed in specifications and other documentation.

LokiJr

Wish you guys all the luck in your applications.
Pahirapan pa rin pala kung nasa Schedule 2 ang Skill Select hehe, IELTS at edad na lang ang puhunan hehe

zoe_girl

stolich18 thank you po sa reply.
sir LokiJr, ano po meaning ng Schedule 2 sa Skill Select?

lock_code2004

Reply to @zoe_girl: he is referring to the CSOL schedule 2 (Consolidated Sponsored Occupation List).

Please do back-read sa thread na ito.. may explanation on what are SOL1 and CSOL sched 2 dito..

Goodluck!!

LokiJr

Reply to @zoe_girl: Yung Schedule 1 po yung "in demand" occupations sa Australia. Pag andun yung trabaho niyo, mas madali kayong makaka apply ng visa.

Kung wala sa listahan yung trabaho niyo, tingnan niyo yung Schedule 2, mas malawak sakop niya pero mas limitado ang puwede mong kuning visa (Employer, Temporary, State Sponsored)

zoe_girl

QuestionS po ulet.

eto po ung work experiences ko. Most of these are Desktop Support
Tech Ops Analyst (desktop support, tier2)--> 2 years sa aug 16.
IT services Consultant 2 (desktop support, tier2) ---> 3 years
Desktop support (tier1)---> 1.5 yrs
Technical Support --->8 months
Technical Support --->8 months
College computer instructor (2 different schools) --->2 years

Pasok po ba ako sa systems analyst?
If hindi, anong job kaya pasok yung job experiences ko.
If pasok ako as systems analyst, makacount po kaya ung experiences ko as computer instructor?

LokiJr

@zoe_girl, ang hirap sagutin po yan...it's safe to say na ACS ang assessing body po ninyo so mas mainam siguro kung magpa-skill assessment na lang kayo. Sila makakapagsabi kung ano dapat inominate niyo.

Geoff

Reply to @donaldsingapore: check the points system.. kung
b) Visa 498 - state nomination is 10 points , but this visa is Provisional Visa (4yrs)..

Hi @lock_code2004, diba for 489 na provisional for 4 years, you can apply for PR after 2 years (?) and then Citizenship. Just wanted to verify if the statement below is still applicable na you can apply for Citizenship after 4 years kasama na ang 2 years na provisioned ka.

If you became a permanent resident on or after 1 July 2007 the residence requirement is:

1. You must have been living in Australia on a valid Australian visa for 4 years immediately before applying, including 1 year as a permanent resident, and
2. You must not have been absent from Australia for more than 1 year during the 4 year period, including no more than 90 days in the year immediately before applying.

Thank you