491 Visa Application

aicee · April 2020

Hi everyone. I just want to know your thoughts about this:
Is it advisable to lodge a 491 visa application right now, even if I have 1 requirement na kulang? I couldn't comply it due to the lockdown. My 60days will expire next month.
Thank you in advance.

RheaMARN1171933 · April 2020

What requirement would this be?

aicee · April 2020

@RheaMARN1171933 said:
What requirement would this be?

NBI po

RheaMARN1171933 · April 2020

It’s best to leave NBI and medical clearance for later due to it being time sensitive. You can lodge without these 2 docs and wait for case officer to request for it. Honestly, with this pandemic ongoing, I could imagine how things are slower so you’re better off not getting clearances this early. Good luck.

aicee · April 2020

@RheaMARN1171933 said:
It’s best to leave NBI and medical clearance for later due to it being time sensitive. You can lodge without these 2 docs and wait for case officer to request for it. Honestly, with this pandemic ongoing, I could imagine how things are slower so you’re better off not getting clearances this early. Good luck.

Thank you so much for your advice🙏

steven · December 2020

Hi Ms. @RheaMARN1171933 and @aicee Pardon me...I would like to jump in here to ask for your help/advice. For 491 Family Stream, would it be okay if my sponsor (eligible relative) is a retiree, living on his pension, and no other sources of income? Mag kakaroon po ba ng setbacks sa 491 FS application ko pag ganito yung status ng relative.

He is willing naman po to assist me financially, to the extent necessary as stated in the Sponsor Statutory Declaration. Would the case officer be requiring him to provide any Proof of Financial Capacity?

I would greatly appreciate it if you could give me some ideas or advice. Thank you very much in advance.

RheaMARN1171933 · December 2020

@steven said:
Hi Ms. @RheaMARN1171933 and @aicee Pardon me...I would like to jump in here to ask for your help/advice. For 491 Family Stream, would it be okay if my sponsor (eligible relative) is a retiree, living on his pension, and no other sources of income? Mag kakaroon po ba ng setbacks sa 491 FS application ko pag ganito yung status ng relative.

He is willing naman po to assist me financially, to the extent necessary as stated in the Sponsor Statutory Declaration. Would the case officer be requiring him to provide any Proof of Financial Capacity?

I would greatly appreciate it if you could give me some ideas or advice. Thank you very much in advance.

Definitely. Your relative would need to show evidence that he can support you. I don’t think the case officer will be convinced he’s capable of supporting you if he himself is receiving money from the government. I don’t think such pathway will work for you.

steven · December 2020

@RheaMARN1171933 said:

@steven said:
Hi Ms. @RheaMARN1171933 and @aicee Pardon me...I would like to jump in here to ask for your help/advice. For 491 Family Stream, would it be okay if my sponsor (eligible relative) is a retiree, living on his pension, and no other sources of income? Mag kakaroon po ba ng setbacks sa 491 FS application ko pag ganito yung status ng relative.

He is willing naman po to assist me financially, to the extent necessary as stated in the Sponsor Statutory Declaration. Would the case officer be requiring him to provide any Proof of Financial Capacity?

I would greatly appreciate it if you could give me some ideas or advice. Thank you very much in advance.

Definitely. Your relative would need to show evidence that he can support you. I don’t think the case officer will be convinced he’s capable of supporting you if he himself is receiving money from the government. I don’t think such pathway will work for you.

Thank you very much Ms. @RheaMARN1171933 for your enlightening advice. Your thoughts are truly helpful.
Kahit na nakakalungkot isipin dahil 491 FS nalang sana yung ina-asahan ko talaga para sa Oz dream ko. Pero I'm very thankful po sa inyo, nalaman ko ka agad ang mga possible difficulties if I'm going to pursue with that scenario.

Again, thanks a lot Ms. Rhea.

Linetdane · December 2020

Curious lang, isn't a pension a source of income. It was paid as superannuation during his employment, and it is technically his money that was saved up during his working time.

steven · December 2020

@Linetdane said:
Curious lang, isn't a pension a source of income. It was paid as superannuation during his employment, and it is technically his money that was saved up during his working time.

Thank you Linetdane for raising this matter for discussion ... it's a good inquiry. I hope Ms. Rhea could enlighten us with that question.

In my case, my uncle is a retiree (Australian Citizen). He was working in the medical field before for over 15 years (full-time employment). I have an Aunt also who is currently working full-time in Australia for about 20 years now and she's about to retire in January next year.

Feeling ko po, mahihirapan ako sa 491 Family Stream talaga, wala na din kasi kaming ibang relatives na living in Regional Areas. I'm still praying na sana may iba pang paraan, mahirap kasi bitawan ang pangarap na'to.

fgs · December 2020

@steven said:

@Linetdane said:
Curious lang, isn't a pension a source of income. It was paid as superannuation during his employment, and it is technically his money that was saved up during his working time.

Thank you Linetdane for raising this matter for discussion ... it's a good inquiry. I hope Ms. Rhea could enlighten us with that question.

In my case, my uncle is a retiree (Australian Citizen). He was working in the medical field before for over 15 years (full-time employment). I have an Aunt also who is currently working full-time in Australia for about 20 years now and she's about to retire in January next year.

Feeling ko po, mahihirapan ako sa 491 Family Stream talaga, wala na din kasi kaming ibang relatives na living in Regional Areas. I'm still praying na sana may iba pang paraan, mahirap kasi bitawan ang pangarap na'to.

Why not try 491 state sporsorship.

steven · December 2020

@fgs said:

@steven said:

@Linetdane said:
Curious lang, isn't a pension a source of income. It was paid as superannuation during his employment, and it is technically his money that was saved up during his working time.

Thank you Linetdane for raising this matter for discussion ... it's a good inquiry. I hope Ms. Rhea could enlighten us with that question.

In my case, my uncle is a retiree (Australian Citizen). He was working in the medical field before for over 15 years (full-time employment). I have an Aunt also who is currently working full-time in Australia for about 20 years now and she's about to retire in January next year.

Feeling ko po, mahihirapan ako sa 491 Family Stream talaga, wala na din kasi kaming ibang relatives na living in Regional Areas. I'm still praying na sana may iba pang paraan, mahirap kasi bitawan ang pangarap na'to.

Why not try 491 state sporsorship.

Thank you fgs Maraming salamat for joining, nakakagaan ng feeling. Sa 491 State Sponsorship naman po, my occupation (Electronics Engineer) is currently not listed in the Occupations List of most States. Some States (e.g. SA, TAS, VIC) would accept Electronic Engineers pero kailangan na currently living in that specific states or with Job Offer (for Offshore applicant). Offshore po kasi ako.

Yung Northern Territory lang po yung may kunting chance para sa Electronics Engineer for 491 State Sponsorhip, kaso yung "Employability" is a very challenging requirement to comply with because it would require help from an NT employer.

Employability
You must provide strong evidence of good employment prospects in the NT either in your skilled occupation or a closely related skilled occupation.

You can show you have good employment prospects by providing:

1) an offer of employment letter from an NT employer
2) a statement describing how your skills and experience meet NT employer needs
3) evidence that your occupation has been advertised in the NT multiple times and detailed explanations of 4) how your qualifications and experience match the job vacancies
5) evidence of positive feedback from potential NT employers.

RheaMARN1171933 · December 2020

@Linetdane said:
Curious lang, isn't a pension a source of income. It was paid as superannuation during his employment, and it is technically his money that was saved up during his working time.

There are two types, pension from superannuation or from the state. It wasn’t clear which one @steven was referring to. Either way, as an agen myself, I wouldn’t be too confident to handle a case as such due to the potential financial risk the government may perceive on the case. The fact that the sponsor is of age and technically not working is already a red flag. Best to opt for state/regional sponsorship or even 189 visa.

RheaMARN1171933 · December 2020

@steven said:

@fgs said:

@steven said:

@Linetdane said:
Curious lang, isn't a pension a source of income. It was paid as superannuation during his employment, and it is technically his money that was saved up during his working time.

Thank you Linetdane for raising this matter for discussion ... it's a good inquiry. I hope Ms. Rhea could enlighten us with that question.

In my case, my uncle is a retiree (Australian Citizen). He was working in the medical field before for over 15 years (full-time employment). I have an Aunt also who is currently working full-time in Australia for about 20 years now and she's about to retire in January next year.

Feeling ko po, mahihirapan ako sa 491 Family Stream talaga, wala na din kasi kaming ibang relatives na living in Regional Areas. I'm still praying na sana may iba pang paraan, mahirap kasi bitawan ang pangarap na'to.

Why not try 491 state sporsorship.

Thank you fgs Maraming salamat for joining, nakakagaan ng feeling. Sa 491 State Sponsorship naman po, my occupation (Electronics Engineer) is currently not listed in the Occupations List of most States. Some States (e.g. SA, TAS, VIC) would accept Electronic Engineers pero kailangan na currently living in that specific states or with Job Offer (for Offshore applicant). Offshore po kasi ako.

Yung Northern Territory lang po yung may kunting chance para sa Electronics Engineer for 491 State Sponsorhip, kaso yung "Employability" is a very challenging requirement to comply with because it would require help from an NT employer.

Employability
You must provide strong evidence of good employment prospects in the NT either in your skilled occupation or a closely related skilled occupation.

You can show you have good employment prospects by providing:

1) an offer of employment letter from an NT employer
2) a statement describing how your skills and experience meet NT employer needs
3) evidence that your occupation has been advertised in the NT multiple times and detailed explanations of 4) how your qualifications and experience match the job vacancies
5) evidence of positive feedback from potential NT employers.

It’s because for the current financial year, offshore applicants are not prioritised. Best to accumulate/maximise points, make sure all documents are correct, lodge the EOI and wait and see in July.

steven · December 2020

@RheaMARN1171933 said:

@Linetdane said:
Curious lang, isn't a pension a source of income. It was paid as superannuation during his employment, and it is technically his money that was saved up during his working time.

There are two types, pension from superannuation or from the state. It wasn’t clear which one @steven was referring to. Either way, as an agen myself, I wouldn’t be too confident to handle a case as such due to the potential financial risk the government may perceive on the case. The fact that the sponsor is of age and technically not working is already a red flag. Best to opt for state/regional sponsorship or even 189 visa.

Ms. Rhea, thank you very much for dedicating your time and effort to answer my queries. I greatly appreciate it. Thanks also for giving me a heads-up about this red flag scenario.

If my uncle can present a bank statement of his savings and a superannuation certificate, and if my sister who is a Permanent Resident in Sydney (working as a nurse) could present a written document as a declaration of her full support in terms of financial aspects to the extent necessary, in addition to my uncle's declaration of support, would it help to somehow mitigate the red flag?

steven · December 2020

@RheaMARN1171933 said:

@steven said:

@fgs said:

@steven said:

@Linetdane said:
Curious lang, isn't a pension a source of income. It was paid as superannuation during his employment, and it is technically his money that was saved up during his working time.

Thank you Linetdane for raising this matter for discussion ... it's a good inquiry. I hope Ms. Rhea could enlighten us with that question.

In my case, my uncle is a retiree (Australian Citizen). He was working in the medical field before for over 15 years (full-time employment). I have an Aunt also who is currently working full-time in Australia for about 20 years now and she's about to retire in January next year.

Feeling ko po, mahihirapan ako sa 491 Family Stream talaga, wala na din kasi kaming ibang relatives na living in Regional Areas. I'm still praying na sana may iba pang paraan, mahirap kasi bitawan ang pangarap na'to.

Why not try 491 state sporsorship.

Thank you fgs Maraming salamat for joining, nakakagaan ng feeling. Sa 491 State Sponsorship naman po, my occupation (Electronics Engineer) is currently not listed in the Occupations List of most States. Some States (e.g. SA, TAS, VIC) would accept Electronic Engineers pero kailangan na currently living in that specific states or with Job Offer (for Offshore applicant). Offshore po kasi ako.

Yung Northern Territory lang po yung may kunting chance para sa Electronics Engineer for 491 State Sponsorhip, kaso yung "Employability" is a very challenging requirement to comply with because it would require help from an NT employer.

Employability
You must provide strong evidence of good employment prospects in the NT either in your skilled occupation or a closely related skilled occupation.

You can show you have good employment prospects by providing:

1) an offer of employment letter from an NT employer
2) a statement describing how your skills and experience meet NT employer needs
3) evidence that your occupation has been advertised in the NT multiple times and detailed explanations of 4) how your qualifications and experience match the job vacancies
5) evidence of positive feedback from potential NT employers.

It’s because for the current financial year, offshore applicants are not prioritised. Best to accumulate/maximise points, make sure all documents are correct, lodge the EOI and wait and see in July.

Thanks Ms. Rhea, that's a great reminder... I should gather more points, currently, I only have 80 points for 189. Visa 189 could be my last resort, God willing.

Maraming salamat :-)

RheaMARN1171933 · December 2020

@steven said:

@RheaMARN1171933 said:

@Linetdane said:
Curious lang, isn't a pension a source of income. It was paid as superannuation during his employment, and it is technically his money that was saved up during his working time.

There are two types, pension from superannuation or from the state. It wasn’t clear which one @steven was referring to. Either way, as an agen myself, I wouldn’t be too confident to handle a case as such due to the potential financial risk the government may perceive on the case. The fact that the sponsor is of age and technically not working is already a red flag. Best to opt for state/regional sponsorship or even 189 visa.

Ms. Rhea, thank you very much for dedicating your time and effort to answer my queries. I greatly appreciate it. Thanks also for giving me a heads-up about this red flag scenario.

If my uncle can present a bank statement of his savings and a superannuation certificate, and if my sister who is a Permanent Resident in Sydney (working as a nurse) could present a written document as a declaration of her full support in terms of financial aspects to the extent necessary, in addition to my uncle's declaration of support, would it help to somehow mitigate the red flag?

Not really because your sister isn’t your sponsor. All the best

RheaMARN1171933 · December 2020

@steven said:

@RheaMARN1171933 said:

@steven said:

@fgs said:

@steven said:

@Linetdane said:
Curious lang, isn't a pension a source of income. It was paid as superannuation during his employment, and it is technically his money that was saved up during his working time.

Thank you Linetdane for raising this matter for discussion ... it's a good inquiry. I hope Ms. Rhea could enlighten us with that question.

In my case, my uncle is a retiree (Australian Citizen). He was working in the medical field before for over 15 years (full-time employment). I have an Aunt also who is currently working full-time in Australia for about 20 years now and she's about to retire in January next year.

Feeling ko po, mahihirapan ako sa 491 Family Stream talaga, wala na din kasi kaming ibang relatives na living in Regional Areas. I'm still praying na sana may iba pang paraan, mahirap kasi bitawan ang pangarap na'to.

Why not try 491 state sporsorship.

Thank you fgs Maraming salamat for joining, nakakagaan ng feeling. Sa 491 State Sponsorship naman po, my occupation (Electronics Engineer) is currently not listed in the Occupations List of most States. Some States (e.g. SA, TAS, VIC) would accept Electronic Engineers pero kailangan na currently living in that specific states or with Job Offer (for Offshore applicant). Offshore po kasi ako.

Yung Northern Territory lang po yung may kunting chance para sa Electronics Engineer for 491 State Sponsorhip, kaso yung "Employability" is a very challenging requirement to comply with because it would require help from an NT employer.

Employability
You must provide strong evidence of good employment prospects in the NT either in your skilled occupation or a closely related skilled occupation.

You can show you have good employment prospects by providing:

1) an offer of employment letter from an NT employer
2) a statement describing how your skills and experience meet NT employer needs
3) evidence that your occupation has been advertised in the NT multiple times and detailed explanations of 4) how your qualifications and experience match the job vacancies
5) evidence of positive feedback from potential NT employers.

It’s because for the current financial year, offshore applicants are not prioritised. Best to accumulate/maximise points, make sure all documents are correct, lodge the EOI and wait and see in July.

Thanks Ms. Rhea, that's a great reminder... I should gather more points, currently, I only have 80 points for 189. Visa 189 could be my last resort, God willing.

Maraming salamat :-)

Who knows in the end. I could imagine once restrictions are lifted, australia will be working towards attracting more migrants to make up for this financial year. This means the priority points may be lowered so you’ll never know. Only time will tell. Good luck

steven · December 2020

@RheaMARN1171933 said:

@steven said:

@RheaMARN1171933 said:

@steven said:

@fgs said:

@steven said:

@Linetdane said:
Curious lang, isn't a pension a source of income. It was paid as superannuation during his employment, and it is technically his money that was saved up during his working time.

Thank you Linetdane for raising this matter for discussion ... it's a good inquiry. I hope Ms. Rhea could enlighten us with that question.

In my case, my uncle is a retiree (Australian Citizen). He was working in the medical field before for over 15 years (full-time employment). I have an Aunt also who is currently working full-time in Australia for about 20 years now and she's about to retire in January next year.

Feeling ko po, mahihirapan ako sa 491 Family Stream talaga, wala na din kasi kaming ibang relatives na living in Regional Areas. I'm still praying na sana may iba pang paraan, mahirap kasi bitawan ang pangarap na'to.

Why not try 491 state sporsorship.

Thank you fgs Maraming salamat for joining, nakakagaan ng feeling. Sa 491 State Sponsorship naman po, my occupation (Electronics Engineer) is currently not listed in the Occupations List of most States. Some States (e.g. SA, TAS, VIC) would accept Electronic Engineers pero kailangan na currently living in that specific states or with Job Offer (for Offshore applicant). Offshore po kasi ako.

Yung Northern Territory lang po yung may kunting chance para sa Electronics Engineer for 491 State Sponsorhip, kaso yung "Employability" is a very challenging requirement to comply with because it would require help from an NT employer.

Employability
You must provide strong evidence of good employment prospects in the NT either in your skilled occupation or a closely related skilled occupation.

You can show you have good employment prospects by providing:

1) an offer of employment letter from an NT employer
2) a statement describing how your skills and experience meet NT employer needs
3) evidence that your occupation has been advertised in the NT multiple times and detailed explanations of 4) how your qualifications and experience match the job vacancies
5) evidence of positive feedback from potential NT employers.

It’s because for the current financial year, offshore applicants are not prioritised. Best to accumulate/maximise points, make sure all documents are correct, lodge the EOI and wait and see in July.

Thanks Ms. Rhea, that's a great reminder... I should gather more points, currently, I only have 80 points for 189. Visa 189 could be my last resort, God willing.

Maraming salamat :-)

Who knows in the end. I could imagine once restrictions are lifted, australia will be working towards attracting more migrants to make up for this financial year. This means the priority points may be lowered so you’ll never know. Only time will tell. Good luck

Ms. Rhea, thanks a lot for your brilliant ideas and helpful advice I'll continue hoping and praying for the best.

Doix14 · December 2020

Hello po, di ako sure if ok sa thread natu magtanong. Regarding po sa 491 visa open na po ba sla for application or close pa po. Para po sana sa EOI. Thank u po ng marami sa mkakasagot.

fgs · December 2020

@Doix14 said:
Hello po, di ako sure if ok sa thread natu magtanong. Regarding po sa 491 visa open na po ba sla for application or close pa po. Para po sana sa EOI. Thank u po ng marami sa mkakasagot.

Depende sa state but most if not all are not accepting new application. The dept. just released the allocation but most states opted not to open their migration program as of the moment.

RheaMARN1171933 · December 2020

@fgs said:

@Doix14 said:
Hello po, di ako sure if ok sa thread natu magtanong. Regarding po sa 491 visa open na po ba sla for application or close pa po. Para po sana sa EOI. Thank u po ng marami sa mkakasagot.

Depende sa state but most if not all are not accepting new application. The dept. just released the allocation but most states opted not to open their migration program as of the moment.

Migration program is open, states and territories are accepting nomination applications but for onshore applicants only.

Doix14 · December 2020

@fgs said:

@Doix14 said:
Hello po, di ako sure if ok sa thread natu magtanong. Regarding po sa 491 visa open na po ba sla for application or close pa po. Para po sana sa EOI. Thank u po ng marami sa mkakasagot.

Depende sa state but most if not all are not accepting new application. The dept. just released the allocation but most states opted not to open their migration program as of the moment.

Maraming salamat po hopefully next year mag accept na sla offshore po pla application namin.Thanks

Doix14 · December 2020

@RheaMARN1171933 said:

@fgs said:

@Doix14 said:
Hello po, di ako sure if ok sa thread natu magtanong. Regarding po sa 491 visa open na po ba sla for application or close pa po. Para po sana sa EOI. Thank u po ng marami sa mkakasagot.

Depende sa state but most if not all are not accepting new application. The dept. just released the allocation but most states opted not to open their migration program as of the moment.

Migration program is open, states and territories are accepting nomination applications but for onshore applicants only.

Thank you so much po. Our application is offshore po, hopefully next year they will accept again application for 491.

tigerlance · December 2020

@Doix14 said:

@fgs said:

@Doix14 said:
Hello po, di ako sure if ok sa thread natu magtanong. Regarding po sa 491 visa open na po ba sla for application or close pa po. Para po sana sa EOI. Thank u po ng marami sa mkakasagot.

Depende sa state but most if not all are not accepting new application. The dept. just released the allocation but most states opted not to open their migration program as of the moment.

Maraming salamat po hopefully next year mag accept na sla offshore po pla application namin.Thanks

Open na po sa offshore.
https://www.business.nsw.gov.au/live-and-work-in-nsw/visas-and-immigration/skilled-visas/skilled-work-regional-visa-subclass-491

Pabilisan po. Mabilis maubos ang slots nito. Kaya pagnagopen na, pataasan ng points ng EOI and paglodge ng EOI. Kasi marami nagaabang. Good Luck po. Sana pasok kayo sa occupation
list ng NSW. Kasi selected rin

Christian_Dave · December 2020

Hello po magandang araw ask ko lang po if meron bang show money na requirements for 491? kung meron saan po pwede makita per state?

coolitz_12 · December 2020

@tigerlance said:

@Doix14 said:

@fgs said:

@Doix14 said:
Hello po, di ako sure if ok sa thread natu magtanong. Regarding po sa 491 visa open na po ba sla for application or close pa po. Para po sana sa EOI. Thank u po ng marami sa mkakasagot.

Depende sa state but most if not all are not accepting new application. The dept. just released the allocation but most states opted not to open their migration program as of the moment.

Maraming salamat po hopefully next year mag accept na sla offshore po pla application namin.Thanks

Open na po sa offshore.
https://www.business.nsw.gov.au/live-and-work-in-nsw/visas-and-immigration/skilled-visas/skilled-work-regional-visa-subclass-491

Pabilisan po. Mabilis maubos ang slots nito. Kaya pagnagopen na, pataasan ng points ng EOI and paglodge ng EOI. Kasi marami nagaabang. Good Luck po. Sana pasok kayo sa occupation
list ng NSW. Kasi selected rin

hi! Pwede na po magpasa ngayon ng EOI for 491 or sa Feb pa kapag open na sila pwede magpasa? Thanks

fgs · December 2020

@coolitz_12 said:

@tigerlance said:

@Doix14 said:

@fgs said:

@Doix14 said:
Hello po, di ako sure if ok sa thread natu magtanong. Regarding po sa 491 visa open na po ba sla for application or close pa po. Para po sana sa EOI. Thank u po ng marami sa mkakasagot.

Depende sa state but most if not all are not accepting new application. The dept. just released the allocation but most states opted not to open their migration program as of the moment.

Maraming salamat po hopefully next year mag accept na sla offshore po pla application namin.Thanks

Open na po sa offshore.
https://www.business.nsw.gov.au/live-and-work-in-nsw/visas-and-immigration/skilled-visas/skilled-work-regional-visa-subclass-491

Pabilisan po. Mabilis maubos ang slots nito. Kaya pagnagopen na, pataasan ng points ng EOI and paglodge ng EOI. Kasi marami nagaabang. Good Luck po. Sana pasok kayo sa occupation
list ng NSW. Kasi selected rin

hi! Pwede na po magpasa ngayon ng EOI for 491 or sa Feb pa kapag open na sila pwede magpasa? Thanks

You can create your EOI anytime..EOIs are active in Skillselect system for 2 years

jessec · December 2020

Hi everyone, yung husband ko po has positive skills assessment and more than 5 yrs work exp as per ACS. Based sa NSW 491 kasama yung anzscode (263111) nya sa pwedeng mag apply.

Question po, advisable ba na magsubmit ng EOI sa Skillselect for visa 491 kahit na Feb2021 pa magoopen ang state for said visa? Please advise. Thanks in advance.

anica · December 2020

Hi. Mag tanong po ako regarding sa rules ng Age limit ng immi for getting the maximum points na 30pts. Ano po ba ang tamangg rules dito? Yun age bracket ng 30points ay hanggang 32y/o lng ang pede. Pede ko ba maclaim ang 30 points kahit lampas 32years old ka na ako (lets say lampas ng ilang months and days)? At saka etong rules ba na eto ay applicable lng ba sa sa time ng lodging ng EOI or PR visa or di kaya sa time ng ITA result? Mag 32 years old pa lng ako on April 2021 next year. Hanggang kelan ako dapat mag lolodge? Else, i will get only 25pts.

engineer20 · December 2020

@anica said:
Hi. Mag tanong po ako regarding sa rules ng Age limit ng immi for getting the maximum points na 30pts. Ano po ba ang tamangg rules dito? Yun age bracket ng 30points ay hanggang 32y/o lng ang pede. Pede ko ba maclaim ang 30 points kahit lampas 32years old ka na ako (lets say lampas ng ilang months and days)? At saka etong rules ba na eto ay applicable lng ba sa sa time ng lodging ng EOI or PR visa or di kaya sa time ng ITA result? Mag 32 years old pa lng ako on April 2021 next year. Hanggang kelan ako dapat mag lolodge? Else, i will get only 25pts.

@anica your EOI points in age will still be 30 until you become 33 years old (April 2022)