Visa Consort - immigration agency

Petita · May 2019

@RheaMARN1171933 Hi Ms Rhea. Need your advise. My husband is going to apply for the skilled nominated visa 190. My husband will be turning 39 years old in June 2019. I’ve read that it usually takes a year to wait for Visa Approval if the total points is only 65 or pasang awa. Mag-start palang kami with everything (PTE, skills assessment) this May. Baka EOI will happen in July or August na, and invite est Q4 or Q1 2020. He’ll be 40 next June, and 10 points will be deducted from his 65 points if they review our visa application too late. We won’t make it if that’s the case. We’ll be paying 300k for the Visa Application of my hushand + 3 dependents. Is this worth a shot?

batman · May 2019

@Petita you wont pay until you get invited. If you are interested to get agent like rhea you need to book appointments with them to get your case studied carefully and correctly with all the correct informations, data. Besides changes un points will be introduced in November.

Petita · May 2019

@batman hi! Yes. Let’s say we get invited and then pay for the visa application 300k... if June next year na kasi ma review, 40yo na my husband.

Baka masayang. So torn tuloy if itutuloy namin. 350k din IELTS and other requirements included. And yes sent them an email 3 days ago! Thanks

Petita · May 2019

@batman btw ano po yung changes sa points?

Edit: I saw it! Wow, should we wait for Nov nalang?

RheaMARN1171933 · May 2019

Thanks @batman @Petita did you send us an email? What’s the surname? I can look for it. What’s the occupation of your husband? If 65 points lang sya, I wouldn’t expect an invite by the end of the year. It will most likely be a long wait since his points. However, there will be changes in the points system from November. From the limited information that we know right now, it looks promising but can’t really say for sure until immigration has fully released the whole process for this new points system.

Petita · May 2019

@RheaMARN1171933 Hi Ma’am! It’s Bartolome, he’s a sys ad. The free assessment from a migration agent said we only have 65 pts.

I just saw the news about the change nga po sa points system. Parang ok po sya in our case coz may chance madagdagan sya ng 10pts. But would love to know if may pag asa po talaga! If we should wait ng Nov nalang. Really need your assistance. Salamat po!

Chokiz0321 · June 2019

@RheaMARN1171933 San po kaya ako makakahanap ng legit na agent po papunta sa australlia? Working here in Malayisa. Sana matulungan nyo ako

RheaMARN1171933 · June 2019

@Chokiz0321 you can do a search on www.mara.gov.au or complete the free eligibility test on our website www.visaconsort.com (click yellow bar)

ElyziaAdria · July 2019

Around how much po ang service from Visa Consort agency?

RheaMARN1171933 · July 2019

> @ElyziaAdria said:
> Around how much po ang service from Visa Consort agency?

We provide special fees for Filipinos - fees start ffrom £1,500 which is approx P94K (helping out kabayans in my own little way).

ElyziaAdria · July 2019

@RheaMARN1171933 thanks Mam /sir!

donjose · August 2019

@RheaMARN1171933 , i have my application with you, visa consort but requirements to Australia is really tough to provide.

batman · August 2019

@donjose ganun talaga to have a complete documentation.

donjose · August 2019

@batman Salamat sa pag motivate mo, sige i push ko pa pag tyagaan ang mga requirements. Nasa Australia ka na pala?

batman · August 2019

@donjose yup nasa Australia na kami. 6 months ago pa.

arkrizz · August 2019

@RheaMARN1171933 said:

> @ElyziaAdria said:
> Around how much po ang service from Visa Consort agency?

We provide special fees for Filipinos - fees start ffrom £1,500 which is approx P94K (helping out kabayans in my own little way).

Hi Ms. Rhea. Question lang po, would it be better to get services from agencies kapag tapos na mag IELTS?

Also, iba po ba ang fees kapag nagstart sa agent ng skills assessment palang vs. kapag EOI stage na?

RheaMARN1171933 · August 2019

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When new clients come to me, we get started with preparing the skills assessment straight away as this alone takes more than a month just to collect all documents. Depending on the occupation, if English is required in the assessment, the client sorts his English whilst we sort the documents out at the same time to get them ready and then once the results are available, we then submit. This way, no time is wasted. Or for those assessments which don’t require English, we still prioritise skills assessment and the client has the time (at least 3 months) to sort out the English test. Better this way than prioritising English first.

With regards to fees, of course the fee is lesser from EOI because there’s less service provided.

arkrizz · August 2019

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Thanks, Ms. Rhea. Will be weighing my options based from this. 😊

batman · August 2019

I hired visa Consort on visa lodging part as well,,

I think they have service where in they provide review of documents before lodging im not sure if this is existing still @RheaMARN1171933

BlueSand · September 2019

@RheaMARN1171933 said:

> @ElyziaAdria said:
> Around how much po ang service from Visa Consort agency?

We provide special fees for Filipinos - fees start ffrom £1,500 which is approx P94K (helping out kabayans in my own little way).

Hi Rhea,

I hope you could answer this question. I just want to ask a question about VETASSES skill assessment requirement. I asked 3 agents about my 190 application... 2 of them said that VETASSES needed only 1-year recent employment documents even though I got at least more than 8 years of experience. 1 agent said to me they need all of my employment document. I am still researching which agents should I go to for this application. An agent at least has reasonable and affordable agent fees and it seems that everyone here recommends your service. Thanks

RheaMARN1171933 · September 2019

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> I hope you could answer this question. I just want to ask a question about VETASSES skill assessment requirement. I asked 3 agents about my 190 application... 2 of them said that VETASSES needed only 1-year recent employment documents even though I got at least more than 8 years of experience. 1 agent said to me they need all of my employment document. I am still researching which agents should I go to for this application. An agent at least has reasonable and affordable agent fees and it seems that everyone here recommends your service. Thanks

I think what these agencies meant was you only need at least 1 year experience for VETASSESS to meet the requirement but of course you need to claim the whole 8 years if you want to claim more points. Be mindful that the requirements shouldn’t change whether you ask x amount of agents or even if you do the application yourself so no point comparing this. What you just need to look at with agents are the professional fees they charge and whether you are comfortable engaging them with your case.

By all means, please complete our free eligibility test on our website www.visaconsort.com (click yellow bar) and someone from our team will be in touch early on Monday.

NXAVIER25 · October 2019

@RheaMARN117193 I went to your website and completed the eligibility test then i commented stating about my options for migration and asked which option is workable. Someone from your team emailed me and told she cannot provide any answers or advice, instead avail a migrant agent for £100 per hour session just to answer any questions i have about my migration plans. Ganito po ba sa agency nyo? Wala po ba free consultation initially para sabihin mo migration plan options mo and get some initial advice which way to go that is workable for me. Nawalan tuloy ako interes....

Admin · October 2019

"Someone from your team emailed me and told she cannot provide any answers or advice, instead avail a migrant agent for £100 per hour session just to answer any questions i have about my migration plans."

I don't work for Visaconsort , may i know what type of questions that you've asked that led team to say this? or better send me a screenshot of the email via pm?

RheaMARN1171933 · October 2019

@NXAVIER25 people in admin usually screen enquiries to identify which of those are looking for an agent and which one just wants advice. It’s highly likely they asked you what exactly you need and from your reply, perhaps they understood you just wanted answers to your questions and that you would benefit more from a consultation with a registered agent. Be mindful that my team cannot easily answer any question related to immigration as they are not qualified to do so. I think there was a miscommunication in the end.

RheaMARN1171933 · October 2019

@NXAVIER25

I saw this email trail below:

VC:

I’m not authorise to provide you advice as I’m not a registered migration agent. If you’re not looking at engaging an agent and if it’s just answers to your questions/advice on what the best course of action for yourself. You’re best to book a consultation with our registered agent to get a proper advice. Her consultation fee is £100 for an hour. This is to cover the time she’ll be spending with you and the professional knowledge she will share with you.

You:
Please I need some answers to the comments or questions I’ve sent. Let me see if you can help with the options I asked and work out something for me to secure a visa.

VC:

Thank you for your enquiry. Could you please confirm whether you are looking for an agent to handle your case or just would like your questions answered?

RheaMARN1171933 · October 2019

@NXAVIER25 I also had a look at the form you completed and noticed a lot of questions you asked which my staff isn’t qualified to address and best left asked during a consultation. Below is the extract:

What are the options you can advice for me to possibly get a working rights anywhere in Australia? How about study visa option for me?

Or my partner to study for a 1-2 years vocational or diploma program?

I would appreciate the response and help that you could provide on my case.
Thank you.

@NXAVIER25 I did not see anything wrong with how my staff handled your enquiry. She specifically asked what it is you’re after and you replied you want your questions answered so she suggested a consultation. Please have your facts straight before ranting online.

tmrapacon · October 2019

Hi Ms Rhea. can I have your contact details . I am chemist from Phils I would like to ask for your assistance. Thank you

RheaMARN1171933 · October 2019

@tmrapacon please complete our free eligibility test on our website www.visaconsort.com (click yellow bar). Thanks

Nxavier · October 2019

@RheaMARN1171933 I apologize if i did sound rude on my post, but that is not my intention. I just feel sad that time probably because i am expecting too much or an instant answer in return. I now understand your process and now moving forward with the business on how you can help me. Now that i göt your attention, pwede po kayo maghandle ng case ko and give some initial assessment which option works for me. Pwede po ba natin discuss ito privately in the email- [email protected]. Thank you for your time and hoping for your response.

Admin · October 2019

@NXAVIER25 Visaconsort is giving free advice here in this forum out of genuine intention but please also understand that they are not running a charity. There is a certain demarcation on the questions you may ask a migration agent not only to Visacosort but to other Migration agents as well. Different people has different cases so this is where Migration agent service comes in and advices are tailored to everyone's needs.