Accountant

lizferrera · May 2019

@RheaMARN1171933 hi ms rhea, addtl lng po if maassess ng CPAA na ok nman ang skills and qualifications. no need n mg further study pra mkahnap ng work? thanks in advance.

mcril22 · May 2019

More points! More points!

https://www.sbs.com.au/yourlanguage/hindi/en/article/2019/04/09/10-points-those-who-do-not-have-spouse-or-partners-new-visa-points-system?cx_navSource=related-side-cx#cxrecs_s

jessalo · May 2019

@RheaMARN1171933 Hi po! I am an Accountant (CPA). 30 years old, 10 years experience. Nagpa assess ako initially i got 60 points. How many points do i need pa po? Ano po ang VISA na applyan ko? Whats 189, 190 and 489 po? Thanks for the help.

RheaMARN1171933 · May 2019

@jessalo how did you come up with your points. Go to the government website and use the search function to look for these visa subclasses. Everything you need to know is in there. I would suggest though before you decide on the visa, make sure you meet two basic things first,have at least 65 points and a positive skills assessment

jessalo · May 2019

@RheaMARN1171933 In one of the seminars i attended po, may nag aassess ng points. Tapos sabi sakin i need to get 20 points sa pte to be able to get a total 80 points. Hindi rin ako sure if pwede na 80 points. Thanks for the reply.

RheaMARN1171933 · May 2019

@jessalo if 189 subclass, though you will be eligible to apply for a visa once you reach at least 65 points, these days they prioritise granting invites to those with at least 90 points. Your best option is to look into 190 or 489. All the best.

batman · May 2019

Taas na ng need na points.

bab · May 2019

@mcril22 salamat, pero try ko padin mangulit baka may makuhanan pa ako.. may isa pa ako issue, hindi na natapos hay, yung 2316 ko iba ang middle nameee for 3 years.. hindi nako nakapagpaassess.

InahPerez · May 2019

Hello po,

Posible po kaya na makapagwork po ako sa Australia kahit na wala po akong experience?

Pasensya na po sa tanong, naguguluhan lang po talaga ako kung saan po ako mag-uumpisa. Nagscan na po ako sa CPA Australia at CAANZ pero parang nai-info overload po ako. Ang concern ko po kasi talaga ay makapagwork na po sa Australia or New Zealand. Kailangan ko po ba talaga maging CPA (CPAA) or CA (CAANZ) para po makakuha po ng work doon?

Graduate po ako ng Accountancy at pumasa po sa CPA Board exams sa atin. Pero nagka-problem po ako, hindi po nakapagwork, at hindi ko na rin po na-renew license ko po. I had Major Depressive Disorder po kaya natatakot na rin po ako mag-apply dito sa atin bilang hindi pa po ganun ka-open sa depression yung mga tao. Kaya ko po talaga gustong mangibang bansa po sana ay para magsimula ulit ng panibagong buhay. Bagong surroundings, bago po lahat. Salamat po.

batman · May 2019

@InahPerez you need a working visa to work here. To get visa you need to get invited. To get invited you need to have assessment of your skills, employment, pass English test, pass medical test. Etc. Read more and ask more to get more info.

Narudru · May 2019

good evening po sa lahat. meron po ba dito ng sample job description na pwede ko ilagay for assessment? thank you in advance

juliatheambitiousoul · May 2019

@InahPerez I hope all is well but I think you should try working first in the Philippines before jumping overseas. Life overseas is tough especially if you don't have anybody to support you.

rach2019 · May 2019

Good evening po sa lahat. Just seeking for advise. I'm planning to apply for 190/189 (Accounting) by June. Currently, I'm on 485 visa which is expiring next year May. Below is the breakdown of my points:
Education: 20 pts
Age: 30 pts
NAATI: 5 pts
PY: 5 pts (finishing this June)
English: 20 pts
Total: 80 pts
An agent suggested that I check the regional visa (e.g. study in Tasmania). Mas better ba na yung regional provisional visa yung ipursue ko or my chance pa to get an invite (189/190) with my current points.

RheaMARN1171933 · May 2019

@rach2019 I don’t understand why an agent would advise you to study. Just be cautious of the possibility that they may be suggesting for you to study due to commission from the institution. I don’t know the exact picture but with 80 points, you could seek for state sponsorship which would give you additional 5 points. 189 would be a long shot since you need to get 90 points these days to get prioritised.

rach2019 · May 2019

Thanks for the info @RheaMARN1171933 . Thats my plan, but the agent was telling me that its better for me to study 1 year in Tasmania, apply for regional provisional visa, and that I should do it as soon as possible before maexpire yung visa ko. So naconfuse ako on what I should do. Thank you po!

agentKams · May 2019

@rach2019 rather than studying, go look for accounting-related work. that is 5 pts after 1 year.

rach2019 · May 2019

@agentKams yup i'm planning to do that as well. Currently working and can claim the points in a few months.

cla0604 · May 2019

Guys ask ko lng po. Ung school ko kasi ng change ng name to UST-Legazpi. Ano kaya ilalagay ko sa EOI old name or new name ng school?

RheaMARN1171933 · May 2019

@rach2019 like I said, be cautious of the intention of this agent. At the same time, I do not have a clear picture of your situation so hard to provide an accurate and professional advice. All the best

batman · May 2019

@rach2019 try mo ang Darwin. If you are onshore and currently employed here, big chance to get 489 or 190.

Albert09 · May 2019

Questions lang po on the points system.
If ever na mauna po ako to migrate and will declare my dependents in my application, may points po ba na added sa result ng assessment ko? Salamat po sa inputs..

doublebpops · May 2019

Hi question lang on what I should do next.
-I'm not an accountant in the PH and my degree is not accounting
-I worked in a bank for 4 years
-Graduated recently from Masters in Accounting here in AU
-Superior English for PTE
-Currently under 485 visa

Trying to find work pero parang ang hirap since I don't have any accounting background. So I'm thinking if I should just finish my Professional Year for Acctg para sa additional points and sa internship narin which could lead to employment, hopefully. Ayun lang it will cost another 6k-7k aud to do this.

Is there a cheaper/ quicker pathway for me? Or ito na talaga yung best option for the meantime? If may tips din kayo on how to get employed here let me know

Thanks in advance sa tutulong

doublebpops · May 2019

@rach2019 Hi! Where are you taking your PYP? Planning to take one soon

yazsminmin · May 2019

Hi, everyone.

I am a graduate of BSBA major in Management Accounting. Is there a chance na ma.grant ako ng TSS Visa? I have more than 4years of experience mainly in Accounts Payable, BPO set-up.
Also, if you know how much do I need to prepare para sa lahat na gastos?

Na.try ko ndin mag pa.asess with Respall. Not qualified daw po huhu

yazsminmin · May 2019

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Add ko lng din na. Na.try ko na magpa assess sa Respall, not qualified daw. haaay

ayoung · May 2019

Hi Everyone, i am new here

would like to know if there's anyone po who has a copy of detailed job description for MANAGEMENT ACCOUNTANT and GENERAL ACCOUNTANT from CPAA? doon ko po sana ipapattern yung job desciption namin ng live in partner ko saka po namin papapirmahan sa manager para po ipasa sa CPAA for assessment. Hope you could help po kung saan namin ito pw

Phil413 · May 2019

Hi Everyone. Bago lang po ako sa forum.
Ask ko lang po if may minimum years of work experience ba para mabigyan ni CPAA ng positive skilled person assessment?
Totoo po ba na di nila cinocount ung 1 yr experience?
Currenlty, eto po work experience ko:
1 yr 2 months as external auditor sa big4
1 yr 7 months and counting as credit analyst sa isang oil and gas MNC
May chance po ba ako na mabigyan ng positive assessment? Or need ko po maghintay na maka 2 or 3 yrs ako sa current job ko? Or should I look for another role?

In addition, nabasa ko po na di required na CPA ka to get a positive assessment, but may advanatage po ba if CPA and US CMA pag nagpaassess?
Thank you in advance po.

@batman @RheaMARN1171933 if you have inputs, thanks po.

batman · May 2019

@Phil413 walang bearing ang cma, if Philippines CPA it adds value for assessment of qualification.

For skilled employment wala naman deduction as long as JD is related or closely related sa nominated occupation mo as per anszco.

agentKams · May 2019

@ayoung you can read from here complete na details:

https://www.anzscosearch.com/221111

agentKams · May 2019

@yazsminmin TSS visa for accounting-related is a long shot kung offshore ka magaapply. madami kasing onshore applicants same with your experience. read here about TSS:
https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/getting-a-visa/visa-listing/temporary-skill-shortage-482/short-term-stream#Eligibility