Architect - Applying as Architectural Draftsperson

valerie03 · December 2019

@kaidenMVH may tanong po ako? Standard coe lang po ang binigay ng company ko, based po sa nabasa ko ay pwede humingi ng attestment sa senior ko na siya nagbibigay ng schedule of works ko. Sa construction company po ako nagwowork dito sa sg. Nabigyan na po ako ng attestation ng senior ko which ang job description ko po ay more on structural drawings kung saan site po ako nakabased ngayon. Kasi after project completion po nililipat kami ng project. Nagawa din po kasi ako ng architectura drawings sa mga dati ko project na pinanggalingan kaya lang po kasi ngayon nasa structural team ako kaya po ang naprovide na attestation ko ay more on structural kasi ang senior ko po ay structural engineer. Yun sa dati ko po company archi drawings at structural po ginawa ko. So ang isa po tanong ko ngayon, ano po ang ipapaassess ko civil draftsperson or architectural draftsperson.

Brian30 · December 2019

Hello po,

Nagwowork po ako as joinery draftsperson sa BPO sa philippines for 1 year and 6 months na, 1 year sa PH office, tapos 6 months sa Sydney office, before non, 2 years work as project coordinator. Plano ko sana magpa-assess sa vetassess pero wala ako diploma dahil nag drop out ako sa school then diretso work na. Transcript lang meron ako, may chance pa kaya yun sa vetassess kahit transcript lang? Thank you

valerie03 · December 2019

@mabaitpoako, @arki_jigz06 may tanong po ako? Standard coe lang po ang binigay ng company ko, based po sa nabasa ko ay pwede humingi ng attestment sa senior ko na siya nagbibigay ng schedule of works ko. Sa construction company po ako nagwowork dito sa sg. Nabigyan na po ako ng attestation ng senior ko which ang job description ko po ay more on structural drawings kung saan site po ako nakabased ngayon. Kasi after project completion po nililipat kami ng project. Nagawa din po kasi ako ng architectura drawings sa mga dati ko project na pinanggalingan kaya lang po kasi ngayon nasa structural team ako kaya po ang naprovide na attestation ko ay more on structural kasi ang senior ko po ay structural engineer. Yun sa dati ko po company archi drawings at structural po ginawa ko. So ang isa po tanong ko ngayon, ano po ang ipapaassess ko civil draftsperson or architectural draftsperson.

athelene · December 2019

@valerie03 said:
@athelene may tabing po ako? Standard coe lang po ang binigay ng company ko, based po sa nabasa ko ay pwede humingi ng attestment sa senior ko na siya nagbibigay ng schedule of works ko. Sa constructuon company po ako nagwowork dito sa sg. Nabigyan na po ako ng attestation ng senior ko which ang job description ko po ay more on structural drawings kung saan site po ako nakabased ngayon. Kasi after project completion po nililipat kami ng project. Nagawa din po kasi ako ng architectura drawings sa mga dati ko project na pinanggalingan kaya lang po kasi ngayon nasa structural team ako kaya po ang naprovide na attestation ko ay more on structural kasi ang senior ko po ay structural engineer. Yun sa dati ko po company archi drawings at structural po ginawa ko. So ang isa po tanong ko ngayon, ano po ang ipapaassess ko civil draftsperson or architrctural draftsperson. Ang work xperienced ko po sa sg mag- 9 years na po next year July 2020 to be exact.
Thank you po.

Disclaimer: I'm no expert on skill assessment, just making comments/suggestions based on what I know/research on GSM.

Hi valerie03, so for projects prior to the current one, it's been a mix of architectural and structural drafting yung work mo? Mas marami ba yung architectural drafting or structural? If much of your work experience was architectural rather than structural, maybe go for architectural draftsperson. If not, try civil. 9 years is a long time, so try to compute how much of that was spent on architectural or structural drafting. But also consider the SOL list if you can still get SS for architectural draftsperson (very few states offer sponsorship for this now); otherwise, you might get better chances with civil.

valerie03 · January 2020

@athelene, thank you po sa pagreply.
Yun po pala CV australian format po ba ang need? Baka po pwede makahingi ng sample ng australian format. Happy New Year po sa inyo!
God Bless! Thank you

athelene · January 2020

@valerie03 said:
@athelene, thank you po sa pagreply.
Yun po pala CV australian format po ba ang need? Baka po pwede makahingi ng sample ng australian format. Happy New Year po sa inyo!
God Bless! Thank you

Happy new year too!

Not sure if required na Aussie format ang CV, but it can't hurt to do it that way. I don't have an Aussie format CV yet (but I'm working on it) so I can't send any to you. But here are some links you can read and use as reference:

https://seek.com.au/career-advice/article/how-to-write-a-skills-based-cv
https://seek.com.au/career-advice/article/resume-cv
https://seek.com.au/career-advice/article/resumes-the-good-and-the-bad

arki_jigz06 · January 2020

@valerie03 try to see vetassess website, all informations and formats are there. You can give the format to HR/supervisor. Check also civil draftperson's job description first and relate it to your COE.

Cerberus13 · April 2020

Hello, not sure if this is the right thread to post this but i hope someone can give insights.

I just received my positive assessment from Vetassess and I am lodging my EOI in Skillselect pero medyo confused ako sa question about qualifications.

So in my positive outcome from Vetassess, I nominated Architectural Draftsperson (312111) as occupation.
The report also states that my qualification is of recognized equivalent AQF Bachelor Degree pero wala akong masters.

Anong isasagot ko dun sa EOI about qualifications? Yung possible choices sa drop down menu:

Bachelor Degree (Science, Business, and Technology)
Other qualification or award recognized by assessing authority

Actually initially sinelect ko yung "Other" pero yung followup question, what is the specific award given (yung sample nila, certificates etc.), yung nasa outcome letter ko AQF Bachelor Degree. Tama ba yun?

Confusing kasi ang alam ko yung Architectural Draftsperson is a diploma occupation pero yung qualification ko tinanggap nila sa Bachelor Degree kahit wala akong masters.

Please help, mahirap magkamali, sayang ang points pero risky rin mag lagay ng misinformation.

Thank you!

athelene · June 2020

@barryco said:
Hello, not sure if this is the right thread to post this but i hope someone can give insights.

I just received my positive assessment from Vetassess and I am lodging my EOI in Skillselect pero medyo confused ako sa question about qualifications.

So in my positive outcome from Vetassess, I nominated Architectural Draftsperson (312111) as occupation.
The report also states that my qualification is of recognized equivalent AQF Bachelor Degree pero wala akong masters.

Anong isasagot ko dun sa EOI about qualifications? Yung possible choices sa drop down menu:

Bachelor Degree (Science, Business, and Technology)

Other qualification or award recognized by assessing authority

Actually initially sinelect ko yung "Other" pero yung followup question, what is the specific award given (yung sample nila, certificates etc.), yung nasa outcome letter ko AQF Bachelor Degree. Tama ba yun?

Confusing kasi ang alam ko yung Architectural Draftsperson is a diploma occupation pero yung qualification ko tinanggap nila sa Bachelor Degree kahit wala akong masters.

Please help, mahirap magkamali, sayang ang points pero risky rin mag lagay ng misinformation.

Thank you!

I haven't started my application for SkillSelect, but I just wanted to share some info (since wala pang nagrereply for 2 months) about AQF.

AQF Bachelor Degree would be AQF Level 7, while a Diploma would be AQF Level 5 (AQF Level 6 for Advanced Diploma). So the bachelor degree you have is technically enough for you to work as a draftsperson; you don't need a master's degree to do drafting work. I would think that the "Other qualification" option refers to the qualifications that aren't a bachelor degree (Diploma, Advanced Diploma), but this I'm not entirely sure.

Perhaps ma'am @RheaMARN1171933 can give a more accurate answer for you.

AQF Levels

RheaMARN1171933 · June 2020

@athelene said:

@barryco said:
Hello, not sure if this is the right thread to post this but i hope someone can give insights.

I just received my positive assessment from Vetassess and I am lodging my EOI in Skillselect pero medyo confused ako sa question about qualifications.

So in my positive outcome from Vetassess, I nominated Architectural Draftsperson (312111) as occupation.
The report also states that my qualification is of recognized equivalent AQF Bachelor Degree pero wala akong masters.

Anong isasagot ko dun sa EOI about qualifications? Yung possible choices sa drop down menu:

Bachelor Degree (Science, Business, and Technology)

Other qualification or award recognized by assessing authority

Actually initially sinelect ko yung "Other" pero yung followup question, what is the specific award given (yung sample nila, certificates etc.), yung nasa outcome letter ko AQF Bachelor Degree. Tama ba yun?

Confusing kasi ang alam ko yung Architectural Draftsperson is a diploma occupation pero yung qualification ko tinanggap nila sa Bachelor Degree kahit wala akong masters.

Please help, mahirap magkamali, sayang ang points pero risky rin mag lagay ng misinformation.

Thank you!

I haven't started my application for SkillSelect, but I just wanted to share some info (since wala pang nagrereply for 2 months) about AQF.

AQF Bachelor Degree would be AQF Level 7, while a Diploma would be AQF Level 5 (AQF Level 6 for Advanced Diploma). So the bachelor degree you have is technically enough for you to work as a draftsperson; you don't need a master's degree to do drafting work. I would think that the "Other qualification" option refers to the qualifications that aren't a bachelor degree (Diploma, Advanced Diploma), but this I'm not entirely sure.

Perhaps ma'am @RheaMARN1171933 can give a more accurate answer for you.

AQF Levels

VETASSESS didn’t award you a qualification so definitely you shouldn’t tick that. Bachelor degree should be selected.

Cerberus13 · June 2020

Thank you @athelene and @RheaMARN1171933 kahit matagal na yung question I still need the answer since wala pa naman akong ITA. I believe one agent also answered this in the different thread pero confused ako sa sagot niya.

Cerberus13 · June 2020

So wala pa rin bang successful Pinoy dito na assess as Architect by AACA? Any stories?

taniamarkova · June 2020

@barryco said:
So wala pa rin bang successful Pinoy dito na assess as Architect by AACA? Any stories?

Hi, arki ako dito sa Pinas, gusto ko din sana pa assess dati sa AACA. Pero nag suggest agent ko na sa Vetassess as architectural draftperson kasi medyo hindi similar ang curriculum nila sa atin.

Cerberus13 · July 2020

Possible kayang mag request ng FOI from AACA? Government body ba ang AACA?

athelene · July 2020

@barryco said:
Possible kayang mag request ng FOI from AACA? Government body ba ang AACA?

AACA is non-profit and independent from the government (but they do work with state regulatory boards).

Looking at your signature, you've got really high points already, so i guess no need to bother with AACA. Are you looking to migrate in NSW or ACT?

Cerberus13 · July 2020

@athelene said:

@barryco said:
Possible kayang mag request ng FOI from AACA? Government body ba ang AACA?

AACA is non-profit and independent from the government (but they do work with state regulatory boards).

Looking at your signature, you've got really high points already, so i guess no need to bother with AACA. Are you looking to migrate in NSW or ACT?

Hi. For Arch Draftsperson kasi before July, NSW 190 lang ang choice, wala ng ibang possible for offshore. And it's unlikely to change kung mag resume ang state nominations. Kaya naiisip ko na naman ung Architect path, wishful thinking, lol. But first just wanted to see talaga yung actual stats if meron man. haha

athelene · July 2020

@barryco said:

Hi. For Arch Draftsperson kasi before July, NSW 190 lang ang choice, wala ng ibang possible for offshore. And it's unlikely to change kung mag resume ang state nominations. Kaya naiisip ko na naman ung Architect path, wishful thinking, lol. But first just wanted to see talaga yung actual stats if meron man. haha

I see. NSW introduced the residency thing for onshore applications, but since I'm moving interstate, I would no longer qualify for NSW down the line if you can get an accredited MArch while offshore, you can go with the Architect path. Pero syempre mas madali kung dito ka mag-aral ng MArch hehehe

Noel2020 · August 2020

Hello po sa lahat, Magtatanong lang po sana ako ganu katagal lumalabas yung skills assessment ng Vetasses this week lng po ako nag pa assess, and upon checking sa DOHA wala pong open for Architectural draft person siguro due to covid. Pero may chance po ba sila mag open ng Year 2021?

athelene · August 2020

@Noel2020 said:
Hello po sa lahat, Magtatanong lang po sana ako ganu katagal lumalabas yung skills assessment ng Vetasses this week lng po ako nag pa assess, and upon checking sa DOHA wala pong open for Architectural draft person siguro due to covid. Pero may chance po ba sila mag open ng Year 2021?

State sponsorship is temporarily closed for all states, as the allocation for sponsorship has not been announced (I've heard/read sa October 2020 pa daw possibly magkaka-update). Prior to COVID, ang alam ko NSW yung open for sponsorship ng architectural draftsperson under 190 visa (I hadn't really checked other states as I'm living in NSW).

Full skills assessment takes 12-14 weeks according to VETASSESS website:
https://vetassess.com.au/skills-assessment-for-migration/professional-occupations/application-process

Gencang28 · September 2020

@athelene said:

@Noel2020 said:
Hello po sa lahat, Magtatanong lang po sana ako ganu katagal lumalabas yung skills assessment ng Vetasses this week lng po ako nag pa assess, and upon checking sa DOHA wala pong open for Architectural draft person siguro due to covid. Pero may chance po ba sila mag open ng Year 2021?

State sponsorship is temporarily closed for all states, as the allocation for sponsorship has not been announced (I've heard/read sa October 2020 pa daw possibly magkaka-update). Prior to COVID, ang alam ko NSW yung open for sponsorship ng architectural draftsperson under 190 visa (I hadn't really checked other states as I'm living in NSW).

Full skills assessment takes 12-14 weeks according to VETASSESS website:
https://vetassess.com.au/skills-assessment-for-migration/professional-occupations/application-process

Gencang28 · September 2020

@athelene said:

@Noel2020 said:
Hello po sa lahat, Magtatanong lang po sana ako ganu katagal lumalabas yung skills assessment ng Vetasses this week lng po ako nag pa assess, and upon checking sa DOHA wala pong open for Architectural draft person siguro due to covid. Pero may chance po ba sila mag open ng Year 2021?

State sponsorship is temporarily closed for all states, as the allocation for sponsorship has not been announced (I've heard/read sa October 2020 pa daw possibly magkaka-update). Prior to COVID, ang alam ko NSW yung open for sponsorship ng architectural draftsperson under 190 visa (I hadn't really checked other states as I'm living in NSW).

Full skills assessment takes 12-14 weeks according to VETASSESS website:
https://vetassess.com.au/skills-assessment-for-migration/professional-occupations/application-process

intdesigner_arki · October 2020

Hello po! Thankful for this forum ang dami ko na po na learn kahit bago pa po kami nag start sa aming BM plans to AU. Ask lang po sana kami ng advice.. arki grad po ako sa pinas with license as architect & RMP. I have 5 years experience working in Singapore po (3 years as arch’l designer, 2 years as interior designer). Thinking mag apply po kami ni hubby as Visa 190.. but hindi po ako confident na ma grant based sa work experience ko. May malaki ba chance na ma grant? Nasa late 20s pa po kami.. or may other visa’s or pathway po na mas better? Yung other option ko po is mag Masters degree student in project management.. magandang pathway po ba yung course na yun to AU PR? Salamat po sa maka ka advise and stay safe always Godbless!

xiaoxue · October 2020

@intdesigner_arki said:
Hello po! Thankful for this forum ang dami ko na po na learn kahit bago pa po kami nag start sa aming BM plans to AU. Ask lang po sana kami ng advice.. arki grad po ako sa pinas with license as architect & RMP. I have 5 years experience working in Singapore po (3 years as arch’l designer, 2 years as interior designer). Thinking mag apply po kami ni hubby as Visa 190.. but hindi po ako confident na ma grant based sa work experience ko. May malaki ba chance na ma grant? Nasa late 20s pa po kami.. or may other visa’s or pathway po na mas better? Yung other option ko po is mag Masters degree student in project management.. magandang pathway po ba yung course na yun to AU PR? Salamat po sa maka ka advise and stay safe always Godbless!

Hello, sa tingin ko, kung PR ang target mo, una mong ichecheck anong occupation sa SOL yung pwede mong ma-nominate. So ang idea mo ngayon is project management. I checked the SOL and ang closest occupation is 133111 Construction Project Manager. So in order to get a positive assessment, kelangan icheck mo kung papasok ka ba sa requirements ng Vetassess. Kelangan meron kang 1-year work experience after graduation related to your nominated occupation. If you think you can be assessed positively after graduating, i guess it's ok? https://www.vetassess.com.au/Portals/0/Downloads/qualification_assessment/Construction_Project_Manager.pdf

May tinanungan akong agent before about study pathway to PR he suggested me to consider taking Master in Architecture in Tasmania or Northern Territory. Why those 2 states? Because they do not have post-study experience requirements to be eligible for visa 190. Pero kelangan ata magexam sa AACA.

athelene · October 2020

@intdesigner_arki said:
Hello po! Thankful for this forum ang dami ko na po na learn kahit bago pa po kami nag start sa aming BM plans to AU. Ask lang po sana kami ng advice.. arki grad po ako sa pinas with license as architect & RMP. I have 5 years experience working in Singapore po (3 years as arch’l designer, 2 years as interior designer). Thinking mag apply po kami ni hubby as Visa 190.. but hindi po ako confident na ma grant based sa work experience ko. May malaki ba chance na ma grant? Nasa late 20s pa po kami.. or may other visa’s or pathway po na mas better? Yung other option ko po is mag Masters degree student in project management.. magandang pathway po ba yung course na yun to AU PR? Salamat po sa maka ka advise and stay safe always Godbless!

Considering you are in your late 20s, you have to pay attention to the age points for migration, and just make sure you can get as many points as you can early on. I still don't know the average points of profiles getting invited under visa 190, but I've heard/read that it really depends on the needs of the state/territory. Is your husband's occupation the same as yours or do they have more work experience? If not the same occupation and mas in-demand ang occupation nya, baka pwede yung husband mo ang primary applicant.

Studying in regional area usually helps with gaining more points, but it really depends on what you will study and the available job opportunities in the occupation you will nominate. If you will study Project Management and nominate an occupation closely related to that, your architecture/ID work experience may not count for the skills assessment.

@xiaoxue said:
May tinanungan akong agent before about study pathway to PR he suggested me to consider taking Master in Architecture in Tasmania or Northern Territory. Why those 2 states? Because they do not have post-study experience requirements to be eligible for visa 190. Pero kelangan ata magexam sa AACA.

Registration as an architect is optional in Australia, similar to the PH. If you are looking to register down the line, then yes, you will need to do skills assessment with AACA (with overseas qualifications) or verification of AAQ (if you have Australian architecture qualification) to be eligible to do APE (the board exam equivalent in AU). The APE involves apprenticeship of 3300 hours (logbook), exam, and interview.

If for migration purposes lang, you can nominate another occupation if that occupation can get you an invitation to migrate. In my opinion, parang mas madali tlga na mag-aral nalang ng MArch (if affordable sa inyo ang tuition) if you want to migrate as an architect, and be eligible for APE.

intdesigner_arki · October 2020

@athelene said:

@intdesigner_arki said:
Hello po! Thankful for this forum ang dami ko na po na learn kahit bago pa po kami nag start sa aming BM plans to AU. Ask lang po sana kami ng advice.. arki grad po ako sa pinas with license as architect & RMP. I have 5 years experience working in Singapore po (3 years as arch’l designer, 2 years as interior designer). Thinking mag apply po kami ni hubby as Visa 190.. but hindi po ako confident na ma grant based sa work experience ko. May malaki ba chance na ma grant? Nasa late 20s pa po kami.. or may other visa’s or pathway po na mas better? Yung other option ko po is mag Masters degree student in project management.. magandang pathway po ba yung course na yun to AU PR? Salamat po sa maka ka advise and stay safe always Godbless!

Considering you are in your late 20s, you have to pay attention to the age points for migration, and just make sure you can get as many points as you can early on. I still don't know the average points of profiles getting invited under visa 190, but I've heard/read that it really depends on the needs of the state/territory. Is your husband's occupation the same as yours or do they have more work experience? If not the same occupation and mas in-demand ang occupation nya, baka pwede yung husband mo ang primary applicant.

Studying in regional area usually helps with gaining more points, but it really depends on what you will study and the available job opportunities in the occupation you will nominate. If you will study Project Management and nominate an occupation closely related to that, your architecture/ID work experience may not count for the skills assessment.

@xiaoxue said:
May tinanungan akong agent before about study pathway to PR he suggested me to consider taking Master in Architecture in Tasmania or Northern Territory. Why those 2 states? Because they do not have post-study experience requirements to be eligible for visa 190. Pero kelangan ata magexam sa AACA.

Registration as an architect is optional in Australia, similar to the PH. If you are looking to register down the line, then yes, you will need to do skills assessment with AACA (with overseas qualifications) or verification of AAQ (if you have Australian architecture qualification) to be eligible to do APE (the board exam equivalent in AU). The APE involves apprenticeship of 3300 hours (logbook), exam, and interview.

If for migration purposes lang, you can nominate another occupation if that occupation can get you an invitation to migrate. In my opinion, parang mas madali tlga na mag-aral nalang ng MArch (if affordable sa inyo ang tuition) if you want to migrate as an architect, and be eligible for APE.

Thank you po sa insights @xiaoxue @athelene yung goal ko po talaga is to pursue Interior Design. Yung nakita ko lng po na masters na affordable yung Project Management heheh.. At least now alam na namin na dapat pala same pathway talaga if gusto mag PR.. salamat po! target po sana namin sa Melbourne.. si hubby po aircraft mechanic dito sa SG with 4 years experience..

athelene · October 2020

@intdesigner_arki said:
Thank you po sa insights @xiaoxue @athelene yung goal ko po talaga is to pursue Interior Design. Yung nakita ko lng po na masters na affordable yung Project Management heheh.. At least now alam na namin na dapat pala same pathway talaga if gusto mag PR.. salamat po! target po sana namin sa Melbourne.. si hubby po aircraft mechanic dito sa SG with 4 years experience..

I see. Technically you could "change" careers in pursuit of PR, but it will look like you're starting from scratch because your previous experiences will not count. You will have to look into the job opportunities in Melbourne if that is your target city, but ideally you would also be open to regional areas since Australia is really encouraging people to go regional to develop those smaller suburbs. Try looking into whether your husband can migrate as an aircraft mechanic here in Australia, baka sakali na mas in demand yung occupation nya than interior design.

intdesigner_arki · October 2020

Salamat po! @athelene we will try to apply po na si hubby yung main applicant. meron po ba kayo recommended na agency po?

athelene · October 2020

@intdesigner_arki said:
Salamat po! @athelene we will try to apply po na si hubby yung main applicant. meron po ba kayo recommended na agency po?

Sorry, I don't know any particular agency.

RheaMARN1171933 · October 2020

@intdesigner_arki said:

@athelene said:

@intdesigner_arki said:
Hello po! Thankful for this forum ang dami ko na po na learn kahit bago pa po kami nag start sa aming BM plans to AU. Ask lang po sana kami ng advice.. arki grad po ako sa pinas with license as architect & RMP. I have 5 years experience working in Singapore po (3 years as arch’l designer, 2 years as interior designer). Thinking mag apply po kami ni hubby as Visa 190.. but hindi po ako confident na ma grant based sa work experience ko. May malaki ba chance na ma grant? Nasa late 20s pa po kami.. or may other visa’s or pathway po na mas better? Yung other option ko po is mag Masters degree student in project management.. magandang pathway po ba yung course na yun to AU PR? Salamat po sa maka ka advise and stay safe always Godbless!

Considering you are in your late 20s, you have to pay attention to the age points for migration, and just make sure you can get as many points as you can early on. I still don't know the average points of profiles getting invited under visa 190, but I've heard/read that it really depends on the needs of the state/territory. Is your husband's occupation the same as yours or do they have more work experience? If not the same occupation and mas in-demand ang occupation nya, baka pwede yung husband mo ang primary applicant.

Studying in regional area usually helps with gaining more points, but it really depends on what you will study and the available job opportunities in the occupation you will nominate. If you will study Project Management and nominate an occupation closely related to that, your architecture/ID work experience may not count for the skills assessment.

@xiaoxue said:
May tinanungan akong agent before about study pathway to PR he suggested me to consider taking Master in Architecture in Tasmania or Northern Territory. Why those 2 states? Because they do not have post-study experience requirements to be eligible for visa 190. Pero kelangan ata magexam sa AACA.

Registration as an architect is optional in Australia, similar to the PH. If you are looking to register down the line, then yes, you will need to do skills assessment with AACA (with overseas qualifications) or verification of AAQ (if you have Australian architecture qualification) to be eligible to do APE (the board exam equivalent in AU). The APE involves apprenticeship of 3300 hours (logbook), exam, and interview.

If for migration purposes lang, you can nominate another occupation if that occupation can get you an invitation to migrate. In my opinion, parang mas madali tlga na mag-aral nalang ng MArch (if affordable sa inyo ang tuition) if you want to migrate as an architect, and be eligible for APE.

Thank you po sa insights @xiaoxue @athelene yung goal ko po talaga is to pursue Interior Design. Yung nakita ko lng po na masters na affordable yung Project Management heheh.. At least now alam na namin na dapat pala same pathway talaga if gusto mag PR.. salamat po! target po sana namin sa Melbourne.. si hubby po aircraft mechanic dito sa SG with 4 years experience..

The danger with studying is that you need to study at least 2 years to claim additional points for migration. With the policies frequently changing (every year), there's no assurance that the occupation will still be on the list or policies would be the same by the time you finish your studies. I'm not sure what you meant about same pathway for both of you. I'm concerned you might be missing out on things and would be interested to know more your background. Feel free to complete our free eligibility test on our website www.visaconsort.com (click yellow bar) once we have your form, I can provide you with a proper opinion of your circumstance. Disclosure: I'm not promoting my services, just wanted to help and guide you properly since you need to get this right before even considering studying. Have no time to back read so easier if you complete our web form

josephjoseph · October 2020

Hello guys! Meron na po ba nabigyan ng visa grant sa forum na to this year?

I and my partner are both architects and we lodged visa application nung January 3, sadly after 9months wala pa ding CO contact or any news sa Immi Account