most recent by rmbalingit
Are you Waiting for an Invite this FY 2023-2024?
most recent by Ozdrims
SG-based Members; drop by here! (",)
most recent by 2Au
most recent by 1stym
most recent by casssie
Different job roles for skills assessment
most recent by BradFeet
most recent by Ozdrims
Australian Computer Society Skills Application
most recent by mb00140804
most recent by 1stym
The longest running Pinoy-Australian Forum site in the history. We are connecting Pinoys "in" and "to" Australia since 2010! If you want to join in, click one of these buttons!
Comments
Posts: 766Member
Joined: Mar 13, 2018
Even though your budget is Php 100-300k, you still need to show that evidence of financial capacity for your living costs UNLESS you have enrolled in one of the big universities (USyd, UniMelb, UNSW, etc.). Getting an eCoE from them means paying the pricey AUD15k (around Php 600k) for the first sem, but when applying for the visa, you won't be required to show any other proof of funds anymore (at least according to the Document Checklist Tool. I think it's much more economical to go for the "sponsorship" route so you can stick to your tuition budget and not shell out more money than necessary.
232111 (Architect) | Current points: 65
30-01-2018 Applied for student visa (MArchSci), offshore application.
11-08-2020 Applied for student visa (PhD), onshore application.
28-02-2022 Submitted application to AACA for skills assessment (OQA Stage 1)
27-05-2022 Received skills assessment outcome (Suitable/Positive)
Next steps: PTE exam
Posts: 27Member
Joined: Oct 10, 2017
Posts: 766Member
Joined: Mar 13, 2018
232111 (Architect) | Current points: 65
30-01-2018 Applied for student visa (MArchSci), offshore application.
11-08-2020 Applied for student visa (PhD), onshore application.
28-02-2022 Submitted application to AACA for skills assessment (OQA Stage 1)
27-05-2022 Received skills assessment outcome (Suitable/Positive)
Next steps: PTE exam