Electrician sa barko na gustong mag-apply sa OZ

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• snooky Sydney
  Posts: 44Member
  Joined: May 25, 2014

  August 2014

  Happy to help, the first thing i would suggest is to browse immi.gov.au and see the process of getting a visa, choose a visa that suits you. I suggest that both of you should go for assessment(VETASSES) since both of you are qualified. see how you go.
• MissTE Mandaluyong
  Posts: 22Member
  Joined: Aug 14, 2014

  August 2014

  Happy to help, the first thing i would suggest is to browse immi.gov.au and see the process of getting a visa, choose a visa that suits you. I suggest that both of you should go for assessment(VETASSES) since both of you are qualified. see how you go.

  Hi @snooky. Thanks for the reply. Actually, I asked a help from an agent. They advised me to be the primary applicant since I have an immediate access sa kanila. Did you also seek a help from an agent? Prof fee nila sobrang mahal. Having doubt tuloy kung pu-pursue namin ung pagkuha ng consultant.
• snooky Sydney
  Posts: 44Member
  Joined: May 25, 2014

  August 2014

  I understand how expensive the Australian migration consultant is because they are expert on this matter, they are only one of the tools that you may or might need to accomplish a task but they are not a guarantee you will be successful. I remember my 1 hr appointment with a consultant to satisfy a question in my mind and the charge was 1000 pesos ( that was 6 years ago). Pag aralan mong mabuti ang mga requirements, procedure and only seek or ask a consultant kung kina-kailangan. dont depend on them. kaya nyo yan.