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kylene_pink · May 2023

Hello po ask ko po ulit s ngpaassess thru vetassess ano po ung signed applicant declaration kapag online application? TY

jordanyu14 · May 2023

Help po. Pano po mag update ng middle name. Wala po ako middle naman nalagay sa eoi

jordanyu14 · May 2023

Good pm po. Any update sa middle name change> @Conboyboy said:

@stihlce12 said:
you guys should input your middle name to avoid any problem in the future. like for eg.
Given Name: Juan (First Name) Ponzo (Middle Name)
Family name: Dela Cruz.
*Exactly as printed on your passport. you may have your visa grant but maybe questioning you if you travel in aus with not matching exactly your name.

Inupdate ko na bro via incorrect answers. Gawan ko na din ng SD na one and same person. Salamat

Conboyboy · May 2023

@jordanyu14 said:
Good pm po. Any update sa middle name change> @Conboyboy said:

@stihlce12 said:
you guys should input your middle name to avoid any problem in the future. like for eg.
Given Name: Juan (First Name) Ponzo (Middle Name)
Family name: Dela Cruz.
*Exactly as printed on your passport. you may have your visa grant but maybe questioning you if you travel in aus with not matching exactly your name.

Inupdate ko na bro via incorrect answers. Gawan ko na din ng SD na one and same person. Salamat

Hi bro, you can choose to update or not to update. Many of the members have obtained their grants even without the middle name during the application.

For the question on how to update, we clicked the update details in the immi account and there is a link to click there to notify/update of incorrect answers.

To do it or not to do it, it is up to you. I am not a migration agent but knowing na mali yung nalagay ko lalo di ako mapapakali.

We updated our names for our own peace of mind, pati na din pag granted na less headache or corrections.

So far, awaiting grants pa din. Hopefully by June July or Aug 2023 😍

jordanyu14 · May 2023

Sa eoi no need na palitan? Maiiba na siya sa EOI submitted. Thanks po> @Conboyboy said:

@jordanyu14 said:
Good pm po. Any update sa middle name change> @Conboyboy said:

@stihlce12 said:
you guys should input your middle name to avoid any problem in the future. like for eg.
Given Name: Juan (First Name) Ponzo (Middle Name)
Family name: Dela Cruz.
*Exactly as printed on your passport. you may have your visa grant but maybe questioning you if you travel in aus with not matching exactly your name.

Inupdate ko na bro via incorrect answers. Gawan ko na din ng SD na one and same person. Salamat

Hi bro, you can choose to update or not to update. Many of the members have obtained their grants even without the middle name during the application.

For the question on how to update, we clicked the update details in the immi account and there is a link to click there to notify/update of incorrect answers.

To do it or not to do it, it is up to you. I am not a migration agent but knowing na mali yung nalagay ko lalo di ako mapapakali.

We updated our names for our own peace of mind, pati na din pag granted na less headache or corrections.

So far, awaiting grants pa din. Hopefully by June July or Aug 2023 😍

C0pper · June 2023

Hello po,

Meron po ba dito ang recently nag convert ng PH license to AU license? Pashare naman po ng tips and steps. Hindi ko po kase maconvert yung PH license to SG license (got my PH license after makakuha ng work sa SG).

Nasa Melbourne po ako ngayon, naghahanap din ng work and pwedeng rentahan pagbalik ng September.

Thank you.

Rizza · June 2023

Okay lang po na wala middle name ung eoi, sa case namin sa visa lodgement ko nilagay kasama ng given names to match ung passport, same sa form 80 and 1221. granted naman,

@jordanyu14 said:
Sa eoi no need na palitan? Maiiba na siya sa EOI submitted. Thanks po> @Conboyboy said:

@jordanyu14 said:
Good pm po. Any update sa middle name change> @Conboyboy said:

@stihlce12 said:
you guys should input your middle name to avoid any problem in the future. like for eg.
Given Name: Juan (First Name) Ponzo (Middle Name)
Family name: Dela Cruz.
*Exactly as printed on your passport. you may have your visa grant but maybe questioning you if you travel in aus with not matching exactly your name.

Inupdate ko na bro via incorrect answers. Gawan ko na din ng SD na one and same person. Salamat

Hi bro, you can choose to update or not to update. Many of the members have obtained their grants even without the middle name during the application.

For the question on how to update, we clicked the update details in the immi account and there is a link to click there to notify/update of incorrect answers.

To do it or not to do it, it is up to you. I am not a migration agent but knowing na mali yung nalagay ko lalo di ako mapapakali.

We updated our names for our own peace of mind, pati na din pag granted na less headache or corrections.

So far, awaiting grants pa din. Hopefully by June July or Aug 2023 😍

Rizza · June 2023

Ask ko lang po if anyone here na Perth ang Big Move from SG? 😍

kylene_pink · June 2023

Hello, salamat s lht ng help ng forum na ito. Finally received positive outcome from Vetasses. Question lng po, pwde n po b mglodge ng eoi kht wla png english exam? TY

_sebodemacho · June 2023

@kylene_pink said:
Hello, salamat s lht ng help ng forum na ito. Finally received positive outcome from Vetasses. Question lng po, pwde n po b mglodge ng eoi kht wla png english exam? TY

No. You'd need both the assessment result and the English test reference number to successfully lodge an EOI.

kylene_pink · June 2023

@_sebodemacho said:

@kylene_pink said:
Hello, salamat s lht ng help ng forum na ito. Finally received positive outcome from Vetasses. Question lng po, pwde n po b mglodge ng eoi kht wla png english exam? TY

No. You'd need both the assessment result and the English test reference number to successfully lodge an EOI.

Thank you sa reply.

RM10 · June 2023

Hi sa mga nag DIY po ng ENS 186 nila ask ko lang po about sa travel history 10 years na po ako dito sa Singapore ,kailangan ko po ba indicate yun mga place na tinirhan ko dto sa SG or un current residential address na lang?

Ozdrims · June 2023

Hi All,
Since 2018 pa kami nag hihintay ng himala 😜 Sana palarin tayong lahat

Sino po mga CEs dito ,would like to connect and share the experience and journey.

I have taken 5 times English exams before pandemic to get where i am then gonna loose points by Feb 2024 if hindi pa rin palarin magkaroon ng invite.

Currently under process ang EA renewal for RSEA Overseas
Working in SG since 2010

Habang may buhay may pag-asa

Regards,

OzDrims

Keep the 🔥 burning

stihlce12 · June 2023

@Ozdrims said:
Hi All,
Since 2018 pa kami nag hihintay ng himala 😜 Sana palarin tayong lahat

Sino po mga CEs dito ,would like to connect and share the experience and journey.

I have taken 5 times English exams before pandemic to get where i am then gonna loose points by Feb 2024 if hindi pa rin palarin magkaroon ng invite.

Currently under process ang EA renewal for RSEA Overseas
Working in SG since 2010

Habang may buhay may pag-asa

Regards,

OzDrims

Keep the 🔥 burning

Hello, civil eng here. nainvite n ba kayo?

Ozdrims · June 2023

@stihlce12 said:

@Ozdrims said:
Hi All,
Since 2018 pa kami nag hihintay ng himala 😜 Sana palarin tayong lahat

Sino po mga CEs dito ,would like to connect and share the experience and journey.

I have taken 5 times English exams before pandemic to get where i am then gonna loose points by Feb 2024 if hindi pa rin palarin magkaroon ng invite.

Currently under process ang EA renewal for RSEA Overseas
Working in SG since 2010

Habang may buhay may pag-asa

Regards,

OzDrims

Keep the 🔥 burning

Hello, civil eng here. nainvite n ba kayo?

Hi ,

Waiting for EA Assessment Outcome pa
PTE done
I'm in the process of EA renewal pa

Fingers crossed everything will be aligned this time

Congratulations on your visa journey!

RM10 · June 2023

Kamusta po sa mga nasa AU na.Worth it po ba lumipat from SG to AU?

DreamerG · June 2023

@RM10 said:
Kamusta po sa mga nasa AU na.Worth it po ba lumipat from SG to AU?

We know po from work passes, to PR and even Citizen decided mag migrate to AU, some of them are citizen na din po doon.. They are all families and the deciding factor po doon is long term specially for kids and quality of life :-)

Ozdrims · June 2023

I know a few friends who migrated out from SG - some holding work passes, one with citizenship here. They never look back.

RM10 · June 2023

Salamat po sa inio..Medyo nakakakaba po kse will be migrating to Au soon around september.My husband is very worried kase very stable ang job nia dto sa SG as IT.Ako naman po nurse....

Conboyboy · June 2023

@Ozdrims said:
I know a few friends who migrated out from SG - some holding work passes, one with citizenship here. They never look back.

Nice to hear. Karamihan kasi wala balita, or well.. di lang kinamusta 😅

Rizza · June 2023

@RM10 said:
Salamat po sa inio..Medyo nakakakaba po kse will be migrating to Au soon around september.My husband is very worried kase very stable ang job nia dto sa SG as IT.Ako naman po nurse....

Siguro depende lang din sa choice ng bawat tao, hehe kumbaga choose your own “hard”ba.. bago pa lang kami sa Perth, but so far eto naobserve nmin. we migrated to au kc d kmi makasecure PR sa Sg, may uncertainties sa future para sa family lalo kids, mahal schooling for foreigners, mahal rental, mahal car. Pero living in sg has its perks din, convenient lahat, malapit lahat, pwede mag yaya (for those with kids), okay public transport. Sa Au, we got our future secured, lalo for the kids, hopefully we’ll secure our citizenship din in the future, but here, gawa mo lahat ksi mahal mag engage ng services ng iba, pwede nman, at a price. maaga closed mga shops. Compared to SG, mura public school, 260 per yr vs 1k per month (private), okay both public transport (sa perth libre bus within CBD at papunta CBD), mahal pareho housing, pero at HDB resale price, makbili ka landed house here (sa perth to), mura car (same as ph price) sa au compared sa sg dahil sa coe. Mas naging challenge sa akin makadjust for now un maigsi un araw, 😅 7am madilim pa, 5:20pm gabi na, feels like 9pm na ang 7pm kaya inaantok na kmi 😂 good luck sa big move nyo sa sept! Paghanap ng house parang nagaapply din ng work 😂😂😂

Conboyboy · June 2023

@Rizza said:

@RM10 said:
Salamat po sa inio..Medyo nakakakaba po kse will be migrating to Au soon around september.My husband is very worried kase very stable ang job nia dto sa SG as IT.Ako naman po nurse....

Siguro depende lang din sa choice ng bawat tao, hehe kumbaga choose your own “hard”ba.. bago pa lang kami sa Perth, but so far eto naobserve nmin. we migrated to au kc d kmi makasecure PR sa Sg, may uncertainties sa future para sa family lalo kids, mahal schooling for foreigners, mahal rental, mahal car. Pero living in sg has its perks din, convenient lahat, malapit lahat, pwede mag yaya (for those with kids), okay public transport. Sa Au, we got our future secured, lalo for the kids, hopefully we’ll secure our citizenship din in the future, but here, gawa mo lahat ksi mahal mag engage ng services ng iba, pwede nman, at a price. maaga closed mga shops. Compared to SG, mura public school, 260 per yr vs 1k per month (private), okay both public transport (sa perth libre bus within CBD at papunta CBD), mahal pareho housing, pero at HDB resale price, makbili ka landed house here (sa perth to), mura car (same as ph price) sa au compared sa sg dahil sa coe. Mas naging challenge sa akin makadjust for now un maigsi un araw, 😅 7am madilim pa, 5:20pm gabi na, feels like 9pm na ang 7pm kaya inaantok na kmi 😂 good luck sa big move nyo sa sept! Paghanap ng house parang nagaapply din ng work 😂😂😂

Thank you for sharing! Tingin ko major challenge is yung walang househelp haha. Na spoil na tayo dito sa singapore with the helper. So pag nasa AU na is back to basic sa pag prepare at pag maintain ng household.

Tortillos · June 2023

@RM10 said:
Salamat po sa inio..Medyo nakakakaba po kse will be migrating to Au soon around september.My husband is very worried kase very stable ang job nia dto sa SG as IT.Ako naman po nurse....

Same here po, migrating to AU on Sept. Siguro po di talaga mawawala yung worries natin about sa job lalo na kung stable at matagal na dito sa SG. Same kami ng husband mo, ako din medyo worried pero iniisip ko na lang yung reason bakit kami mag migrate sa AU like yung schooling ng mga kids, yung permanent residency and better work life balance.

Rizza · June 2023

@Conboyboy @Tortillos yup ganun nga hahah share ko lang din based sa experience nmin, syempre wala pa ako sa stage na nakikita ko un kasi kakasimula pa lang sa work and d pa nagschool ang kids, but eto share ko lang, factor din ung kung san state pipiliin nyo pumunta, from work opportunities, to logistics, to presyo ng bahay for long term na, to working environment ganyan, diversity, congestion. We initially planned to go to Sydney, nabook na flight and all, naghahanap na din kami nun ng suburb na titirhan, tapos praying for work transfer from sg to sydney, then inaral namin gano ktagal ibbyahe from home (suburb choice was blacktown kasi may relatives kami dun) to work (cbd), how much un kayang rental, san malapit na school for kids, how much ung before and after school care, how much un houses sa blacktown na maafford nmin.. parang nalungkot ako nun nakita ko super layo, abutin ata ng 1hr 15min or more depende sa transfers, plus plus pa if namiss mo yun train or bus, nasanay sa sg na atleast 20-30mins public transport or 15mins taxi kaya na punta office. Blessing na din cguro ni Lord na nauna ako nagkaoffer ng transfer sa Perth, hesitant pa kmi nun, pero after namin aralin, mas ok in terms of logistics, mas malapit un affordable na suburbs to cbd, 15mins by bus (south ng swan river), mas mabilis pa pagcar, un mabibili mo na house na 700k sa perth nasa 1m sa sydney, (based lang to sa inaral namin na locations syempre, hindi ko intention i-generalize un sydney or perth.. tapos same lahat ng gastusin, ay Toll free pla freeway sa WA, tapos free din public bus sa cbd. Factor din pla weather. Ang sacrifice lang nmin eh wala kmi kamaganak dito ahehe. Maganda sa sydney, madami papasyalan, hehe pero sa pamilyado like us we prefer un simple na and di congested. Mas oarang sg ang sydney, malamig lang hehe
Anyway, yung gist lang is, impt na aralin nyo ung choice of state na pupuntahan nyo kasi malaki din impact sa magiging options nyo later on.

RM10 · June 2023

Salamat po sa pagshare ng mga personal experiences nio..Habang
papalapit po parang napapaisip ako if tama ba tong big move namin.Yung husband ko po kase talagang pinilit ko lang gusto nia talaga magstay sa SG kase PR naman kami pero ako naman gusto ko na umalis dahil super stress na sa work.Wala pa po kami anak and hoping magkaroon na sa paglipat namin sa AU..

Tortillos · June 2023

@Rizza said:
@Conboyboy @Tortillos yup ganun nga hahah share ko lang din based sa experience nmin, syempre wala pa ako sa stage na nakikita ko un kasi kakasimula pa lang sa work and d pa nagschool ang kids, but eto share ko lang, factor din ung kung san state pipiliin nyo pumunta, from work opportunities, to logistics, to presyo ng bahay for long term na, to working environment ganyan, diversity, congestion. We initially planned to go to Sydney, nabook na flight and all, naghahanap na din kami nun ng suburb na titirhan, tapos praying for work transfer from sg to sydney, then inaral namin gano ktagal ibbyahe from home (suburb choice was blacktown kasi may relatives kami dun) to work (cbd), how much un kayang rental, san malapit na school for kids, how much ung before and after school care, how much un houses sa blacktown na maafford nmin.. parang nalungkot ako nun nakita ko super layo, abutin ata ng 1hr 15min or more depende sa transfers, plus plus pa if namiss mo yun train or bus, nasanay sa sg na atleast 20-30mins public transport or 15mins taxi kaya na punta office. Blessing na din cguro ni Lord na nauna ako nagkaoffer ng transfer sa Perth, hesitant pa kmi nun, pero after namin aralin, mas ok in terms of logistics, mas malapit un affordable na suburbs to cbd, 15mins by bus (south ng swan river), mas mabilis pa pagcar, un mabibili mo na house na 700k sa perth nasa 1m sa sydney, (based lang to sa inaral namin na locations syempre, hindi ko intention i-generalize un sydney or perth.. tapos same lahat ng gastusin, ay Toll free pla freeway sa WA, tapos free din public bus sa cbd. Factor din pla weather. Ang sacrifice lang nmin eh wala kmi kamaganak dito ahehe. Maganda sa sydney, madami papasyalan, hehe pero sa pamilyado like us we prefer un simple na and di congested. Mas oarang sg ang sydney, malamig lang hehe
Anyway, yung gist lang is, impt na aralin nyo ung choice of state na pupuntahan nyo kasi malaki din impact sa magiging options nyo later on.

@Rizza maraming salamat sa pag share ng experience mo dyan at yung mga insights mo, malaking tulong 'to especially sa amin na mag big move pa lang.

Tortillos · June 2023

@RM10 said:
Salamat po sa pagshare ng mga personal experiences nio..Habang
papalapit po parang napapaisip ako if tama ba tong big move namin.Yung husband ko po kase talagang pinilit ko lang gusto nia talaga magstay sa SG kase PR naman kami pero ako naman gusto ko na umalis dahil super stress na sa work.Wala pa po kami anak and hoping magkaroon na sa paglipat namin sa AU..

@RM10 one option po siguro na pwede nyong gawin is wag munang i-give up yung PR nyo dito, para pwede pang bumalik just in case. Pero share ko lang yung case namin, PR din kaming dalawa ni misis pero yung mga bata hindi, nakailang apply na kami pero rejected lagi, yung last PR application nga eh inabot ng 13 months pero rejected pa din. Di naman sinasabi yung reason kaya di namin alam kung anong kulang sa application. Dito pinanganak yung mga kids ko, and nung pinanganak eh PR na kami. Di rin sila nabigyan ng slot sa local school kaya until now eh nasa private. Nag try din kaming mag apply ng citizenship for the whole family but rejected din after 12 months. Few weeks after nung rejection namin sa citizenship eh dumating naman yung invitation ng AU, perfect yung timing ni God.

_sebodemacho · June 2023

@RM10 said:
Salamat po sa pagshare ng mga personal experiences nio..Habang
papalapit po parang napapaisip ako if tama ba tong big move namin.Yung husband ko po kase talagang pinilit ko lang gusto nia talaga magstay sa SG kase PR naman kami pero ako naman gusto ko na umalis dahil super stress na sa work.Wala pa po kami anak and hoping magkaroon na sa paglipat namin sa AU..

Waaa, sobrang ideal nung PR na kayo sa SG. Sa totoo lang, kung ganyan sitwasyon namin ngayon, di na kami aalis ng SG ni misis hahahahahahaha.

SG is like the most ideal country to live in, for us. I dont need to list down all the reasons, very apparent naman kung bakit. Keber na sa mainit na weather. Mga taga SG bakasyunan lang ang AU. Real talk lang. "School" lang sa kanila ang AU.

Dont get me wrong, I super love AU too, pero yung sobrang taas na tax yung nakakapagpaisip sakin minsan. Lalo't wala pa rin kami anak. Healthy rin naman kami and kayang maging prepared for emergencies.

But oh well, di kami naging PR dito, so we had to pursue that somewhere else, and maybe somehow SG is really not for us.

So yeah, go go go nyo na yan. Andyan na yung visa e, sana wala lang sisihan mangyari sa inyo in the end since sabi mo nga, parang napilitan lang yung husband mo on coming to AU. I wish you all the best.

DreamerG · June 2023

@_sebodemacho said:

@RM10 said:
Salamat po sa pagshare ng mga personal experiences nio..Habang
papalapit po parang napapaisip ako if tama ba tong big move namin.Yung husband ko po kase talagang pinilit ko lang gusto nia talaga magstay sa SG kase PR naman kami pero ako naman gusto ko na umalis dahil super stress na sa work.Wala pa po kami anak and hoping magkaroon na sa paglipat namin sa AU..

Waaa, sobrang ideal nung PR na kayo sa SG. Sa totoo lang, kung ganyan sitwasyon namin ngayon, di na kami aalis ng SG ni misis hahahahahahaha.

SG is like the most ideal country to live in, for us. I dont need to list down all the reasons, very apparent naman kung bakit. Keber na sa mainit na weather. Mga taga SG bakasyunan lang ang AU. Real talk lang. "School" lang sa kanila ang AU.

Dont get me wrong, I super love AU too, pero yung sobrang taas na tax yung nakakapagpaisip sakin minsan. Lalo't wala pa rin kami anak. Healthy rin naman kami and kayang maging prepare for emergencies.

But oh well, di kami naging PR dito, so we had to pursue that somewhere else, and maybe somehow SG is really not for us.

So yeah, go go go nyo na yan. Andyan na yung visa e, sana wala lang sisihan mangyari sa inyo in the end since sabi mo nga, parang napilitan lang yung husband mo on coming to AU. I wish you all the best.

Yes its really ideal po yung PR dito sa SG at madaming nangangarap makuha po inlcuding us hehe.. but sa mga na notice po namin this past recent years, ideal po sya po for young professionals and newly couple po.

We known PR and even Citizens are migrated to AU and now became AU citizens at sabi nga.. no turning back. Few reasons are long term benefits, explore more of comfort zone, work life balance and for the future of the kids :-)

_sebodemacho · June 2023

@DreamerG said:

@_sebodemacho said:

@RM10 said:
Salamat po sa pagshare ng mga personal experiences nio..Habang
papalapit po parang napapaisip ako if tama ba tong big move namin.Yung husband ko po kase talagang pinilit ko lang gusto nia talaga magstay sa SG kase PR naman kami pero ako naman gusto ko na umalis dahil super stress na sa work.Wala pa po kami anak and hoping magkaroon na sa paglipat namin sa AU..

Waaa, sobrang ideal nung PR na kayo sa SG. Sa totoo lang, kung ganyan sitwasyon namin ngayon, di na kami aalis ng SG ni misis hahahahahahaha.

SG is like the most ideal country to live in, for us. I dont need to list down all the reasons, very apparent naman kung bakit. Keber na sa mainit na weather. Mga taga SG bakasyunan lang ang AU. Real talk lang. "School" lang sa kanila ang AU.

Dont get me wrong, I super love AU too, pero yung sobrang taas na tax yung nakakapagpaisip sakin minsan. Lalo't wala pa rin kami anak. Healthy rin naman kami and kayang maging prepare for emergencies.

But oh well, di kami naging PR dito, so we had to pursue that somewhere else, and maybe somehow SG is really not for us.

So yeah, go go go nyo na yan. Andyan na yung visa e, sana wala lang sisihan mangyari sa inyo in the end since sabi mo nga, parang napilitan lang yung husband mo on coming to AU. I wish you all the best.

Yes its really ideal po yung PR dito sa SG at madaming nangangarap makuha po inlcuding us hehe.. but sa mga na notice po namin this past recent years, ideal po sya po for young professionals and newly couple po.

We known PR and even Citizens are migrated to AU and now became AU citizens at sabi nga.. no turning back. Few reasons are long term benefits, explore more of comfort zone, work life balance and for the future of the kids :-)

Yeahhh. To each their own.

It's just that, in the end, dont come up with a decision based on others' opinions. Take them as advice, but decide for yourself on what you think and feel is the best for your own future. 😄