General Skilled Immigration Visa - Step By Step Process

_sebodemacho · June 2023

@casssie said:

@whimpee said:

@casssie said:
Thank you @_sebodemacho! Sayang di kami same ng List

Ano yung ANZSCO code ninyong dalawa?

Main: 261111 ICT Business Analyst
Partner: 262111 Database Administrator

For your partner, purely database administration ba ginagawa nya? Walang programming/coding? Check nyo yung Developer Programmer or Software Engineer na job code. Baka naman mag-swak either of that. Pwede yan for 189, 190 and 491.

Kasi kung nagcocode sya, pwedeng i-highlight yun dun sa employment reference na gagamitin nyo for ACS assessment para mag align sya dun sa job code.

casssie · June 2023

Nagcocode din po sya. Check ko po yung Dev Programmer. Thank you @_sebodemacho

kris199176 · June 2023

Curious question po. Meron na ba dito same sa case ko na 1 employer lang the past 10 yrs? Ano ung na supplement nyo na docs? Ung payslip pano ung 3 payslips start end at middle? Like 3 pages lang talaga? Nalilito kasi ako baka hindi ma recognize lahat ng years of experience kasi di naman ako palipat lipat. Salamat po.

kyungsoo000 · June 2023

Hi. I just got my IELTS result and I only got an overall band of 6.5 (L-6.5, R-7.0, W-6.0, S-7.0).
Based dun sa Visa Points Calculator sa aus immigration, I got a total of 70pts (if ma-accept ang 8yrs or work exp), if deducted ng 2yrs, 65 pts lang ang total.

**Question: Should I re-take my IELTS or may nakapag try na ba ng “re-mark” sa ielts and tumaas ang score?
Or should I push through and go to next step which is the Skills Assessment? Please pa-answer po. **

Age: 29
Work: Developer for 8yrs, under one company only.
School: Bachelor’s Degree (trimester school so 3yrs lang and nakagraduate na)
Status: Single
English: Competent (6.5)

Cerberus13 · June 2023

@kyungsoo000 said:
Hi. I just got my IELTS result and I only got an overall band of 6.5 (L-6.5, R-7.0, W-6.0, S-7.0).
Based dun sa Visa Points Calculator sa aus immigration, I got a total of 70pts (if ma-accept ang 8yrs or work exp), if deducted ng 2yrs, 65 pts lang ang total.

**Question: Should I re-take my IELTS or may nakapag try na ba ng “re-mark” sa ielts and tumaas ang score?
Or should I push through and go to next step which is the Skills Assessment? Please pa-answer po. **

Age: 29
Work: Developer for 8yrs, under one company only.
School: Bachelor’s Degree (trimester school so 3yrs lang and nakagraduate na)
Status: Single
English: Competent (6.5)

Try PTE, mas maraming nakaka superior sa PTE.

Cerberus13 · June 2023

@kris199176 said:
Curious question po. Meron na ba dito same sa case ko na 1 employer lang the past 10 yrs? Ano ung na supplement nyo na docs? Ung payslip pano ung 3 payslips start end at middle? Like 3 pages lang talaga? Nalilito kasi ako baka hindi ma recognize lahat ng years of experience kasi di naman ako palipat lipat. Salamat po.

Minsan overthinker tayo eh no. haha. Parang ok nga na isa lang employer mo, less hassle sa documentation. hehe. As long as related yan sa Anzsco na nominated mo, nothing to worry.

kris199176 · June 2023

@Cerberus13 said:

@kris199176 said:
Curious question po. Meron na ba dito same sa case ko na 1 employer lang the past 10 yrs? Ano ung na supplement nyo na docs? Ung payslip pano ung 3 payslips start end at middle? Like 3 pages lang talaga? Nalilito kasi ako baka hindi ma recognize lahat ng years of experience kasi di naman ako palipat lipat. Salamat po.

Minsan overthinker tayo eh no. haha. Parang ok nga na isa lang employer mo, less hassle sa documentation. hehe. As long as related yan sa Anzsco na nominated mo, nothing to worry.

Hehehe. Onga, hindi sa ano noh pero actually ung problem mostly dito e ung documentation. Im glad na na keep ko naman lahat. Last na po as an overthinker, hahaha. hindi na man mag matter na local employer lang ako? Mostly ng kakilala ko nag apply employed in multinational na companies. Tapos pano po pala ung payslips? Every year payslip ba dapat submit? Salamat po. Pasensya na. Hahahaha

era222 · June 2023

@kris199176 said:

@Cerberus13 said:

@kris199176 said:
Curious question po. Meron na ba dito same sa case ko na 1 employer lang the past 10 yrs? Ano ung na supplement nyo na docs? Ung payslip pano ung 3 payslips start end at middle? Like 3 pages lang talaga? Nalilito kasi ako baka hindi ma recognize lahat ng years of experience kasi di naman ako palipat lipat. Salamat po.

Minsan overthinker tayo eh no. haha. Parang ok nga na isa lang employer mo, less hassle sa documentation. hehe. As long as related yan sa Anzsco na nominated mo, nothing to worry.

Hehehe. Onga, hindi sa ano noh pero actually ung problem mostly dito e ung documentation. Im glad na na keep ko naman lahat. Last na po as an overthinker, hahaha. hindi na man mag matter na local employer lang ako? Mostly ng kakilala ko nag apply employed in multinational na companies. Tapos pano po pala ung payslips? Every year payslip ba dapat submit? Salamat po. Pasensya na. Hahahaha

Not a problem. Ang importante lang dyan ay kung legit at legal ang employer mo. Standing doesn't matter

Usually for payslips, first and last/most recent lang for each company but I think since isa lang employer mo, and mukhang na-keep mo naman lahat ng docs mo, better to provide per year. Baka may same case sayo na makasagot.

MLBS · June 2023

@casssie said:
Hi everyone,

May bearing po ba sa application if may relatives na citizen na sa Au?

Wala sa independent subclasses, pero may subclass 491 family sponsored na pwede mo applyan pag meron kang 1st degree relative (uncle, sibling, cousing). +15 pts ka pag may relative

tofu888 · June 2023

hello po, question po regarding EOI application. hingi lang po ako ng advice nyo, I have a visa 476 that's on process po. it's a holiday visa that enables me to live, work and/or study in Aus for a period of 18mos. most prolly it will be granted within this year and I have already submitted my EOI. what would be the best option po kaya? i have these scenarios:

wait for invite while in the ph, from invite up until lodgement, need po ba na nasa PH pa rin ako?
hold EOI application, wait for visa 476 grant, fly to Aus and submit eoi while in Aus.
may other options pa po kaya?

hope someone can respond po. thank you

MLBS · June 2023

@tofu888 said:
hello po, question po regarding EOI application. hingi lang po ako ng advice nyo, I have a visa 476 that's on process po. it's a holiday visa that enables me to live, work and/or study in Aus for a period of 18mos. most prolly it will be granted within this year and I have already submitted my EOI. what would be the best option po kaya? i have these scenarios:

wait for invite while in the ph, from invite up until lodgement, need po ba na nasa PH pa rin ako?

hold EOI application, wait for visa 476 grant, fly to Aus and submit eoi while in Aus.

may other options pa po kaya?

hope someone can respond po. thank you

Generally walang bearing ang EOI til mainvite ka and maglodge. Kung ang EOIs mo ay for 190, just check the state reqts kasi some states need their applicants to be offshore/residing in the state (might be different nowadays). Leave it as it is for now malay mo mainvite ka agad

Malapit na magrant 476 mo. My brother who lodged back in June 2020 was granted finally a few days ago.

tofu888 · June 2023

@MLBS said:

@tofu888 said:
hello po, question po regarding EOI application. hingi lang po ako ng advice nyo, I have a visa 476 that's on process po. it's a holiday visa that enables me to live, work and/or study in Aus for a period of 18mos. most prolly it will be granted within this year and I have already submitted my EOI. what would be the best option po kaya? i have these scenarios:

wait for invite while in the ph, from invite up until lodgement, need po ba na nasa PH pa rin ako?

hold EOI application, wait for visa 476 grant, fly to Aus and submit eoi while in Aus.

may other options pa po kaya?

hope someone can respond po. thank you

Generally walang bearing ang EOI til mainvite ka and maglodge. Kung ang EOIs mo ay for 190, just check the state reqts kasi some states need their applicants to be offshore/residing in the state (might be different nowadays). Leave it as it is for now malay mo mainvite ka agad, cancel mo na 476 mo pag ganyan.

Malapit na magrant 476 mo. My brother who lodged back in June 2020 was granted finally a few days ago.

—

that’s nice to hear! i submitted rin po Jan 2020. i’m planning sana magamit ung 476 early next yr while waiting for invite para makaipon rin for visa application lol. although, ang dilemma ko lng po is pag nainvite ako this year, tama po no, na need ko muna magstay sa ph until ma-grant? Or until lodgement?

_sebodemacho · June 2023

@tofu888 said:

@MLBS said:

@tofu888 said:
hello po, question po regarding EOI application. hingi lang po ako ng advice nyo, I have a visa 476 that's on process po. it's a holiday visa that enables me to live, work and/or study in Aus for a period of 18mos. most prolly it will be granted within this year and I have already submitted my EOI. what would be the best option po kaya? i have these scenarios:

wait for invite while in the ph, from invite up until lodgement, need po ba na nasa PH pa rin ako?

hold EOI application, wait for visa 476 grant, fly to Aus and submit eoi while in Aus.

may other options pa po kaya?

hope someone can respond po. thank you

Generally walang bearing ang EOI til mainvite ka and maglodge. Kung ang EOIs mo ay for 190, just check the state reqts kasi some states need their applicants to be offshore/residing in the state (might be different nowadays). Leave it as it is for now malay mo mainvite ka agad, cancel mo na 476 mo pag ganyan.

Malapit na magrant 476 mo. My brother who lodged back in June 2020 was granted finally a few days ago.

—

that’s nice to hear! i submitted rin po Jan 2020. i’m planning sana magamit ung 476 early next yr while waiting for invite para makaipon rin for visa application lol. although, ang dilemma ko lng po is pag nainvite ako this year, tama po no, na need ko muna magstay sa ph until ma-grant? Or until lodgement?

Just update your usual country of residence in the EOI agad agad kung sakaling lumipad ka na ng AU with 476 at wala pang invite. Kung may invite na at palipad ka ng AU, locked na yung EOI nun, so di na pede update directly, dadaan ka na sa pag submit ng change of circumstance yata yun.

Maliit na bagay yan, just keep swimming sabi ni Dory.

tofu888 · June 2023

@_sebodemacho said:

@tofu888 said:

@MLBS said:

@tofu888 said:
hello po, question po regarding EOI application. hingi lang po ako ng advice nyo, I have a visa 476 that's on process po. it's a holiday visa that enables me to live, work and/or study in Aus for a period of 18mos. most prolly it will be granted within this year and I have already submitted my EOI. what would be the best option po kaya? i have these scenarios:

wait for invite while in the ph, from invite up until lodgement, need po ba na nasa PH pa rin ako?

hold EOI application, wait for visa 476 grant, fly to Aus and submit eoi while in Aus.

may other options pa po kaya?

hope someone can respond po. thank you

Generally walang bearing ang EOI til mainvite ka and maglodge. Kung ang EOIs mo ay for 190, just check the state reqts kasi some states need their applicants to be offshore/residing in the state (might be different nowadays). Leave it as it is for now malay mo mainvite ka agad, cancel mo na 476 mo pag ganyan.

Malapit na magrant 476 mo. My brother who lodged back in June 2020 was granted finally a few days ago.

—

that’s nice to hear! i submitted rin po Jan 2020. i’m planning sana magamit ung 476 early next yr while waiting for invite para makaipon rin for visa application lol. although, ang dilemma ko lng po is pag nainvite ako this year, tama po no, na need ko muna magstay sa ph until ma-grant? Or until lodgement?

Just update your usual country of residence in the EOI agad agad kung sakaling lumipad ka na ng AU with 476 at wala pang invite. Kung may invite na at palipad ka ng AU, locked na yung EOI nun, so di na pede update directly, dadaan ka na sa pag submit ng change of circumstance yata yun.

Maliit na bagay yan, just keep swimming sabi ni Dory.

—
yepp that’s my plan po while di pa naiinvite and nasa Au na ko. ohh, pwede pala yung change of circumstance. will research more about this po siguro just in case! thanks for this info po huhu big help!

casssie · June 2023

Repost ko lang po. Anxious lang baka may makalimutan ako.

Hi everyone,

I finally wrote down all the docs I need to gather. pwede pong paki check kung tama?

Section-1: Personal Documents

Mandatory docs
1. Passport
2. Government ID
3. VEVO issued document - ano po to?
4. CV

Applicable docs
4. Birth Cert
5. Marriage Cert

Section-2: Application Type Documents

Step 1 of 2
1. Diploma - ito po yung Testamur/Cert diba?
2. TOR

Step 2 of 2
1. Employment Reference (with duties & responsibilities)
2. 2 forms of Payment evidence - start & end date of the ff: ITR, SSS, Pag-ibig, PhilHealth

Applicable docs
**3. Company name change letter****

QUESTION:
Pag di po ako maka secure ng Employment Reference, dun lang po ako kukuha ng statutory declaration diba po?

Please, please advise po if I'm missing something sa docs. Appreciate all your help.

casssie · June 2023

do you think it's wise or ok to move to a new company while starting/processing papers for migration? Hindi po ba sya red flag if ever?

RheaMARN1171933 · June 2023

@casssie said:
do you think it's wise or ok to move to a new company while starting/processing papers for migration? Hindi po ba sya red flag if ever?

Why would it be red flag? Pursuing Australia doesn’t mean you can’t carry on living your life and miss out on other opportunities.

xiaolico · June 2023

@casssie said:
do you think it's wise or ok to move to a new company while starting/processing papers for migration? Hindi po ba sya red flag if ever?

I think ok lang yan. Nung time ko, IT ginamit ko to get the PR visa. I was working in a different industry na. I think a year or more na din. Inassess nila yung job ko na previous at hindi yung current. Basta pasok sa grace period, forgot na how long, last 5 or 10yrs pa. Ok lang yun

alphawolf · June 2023

Hi po!

I am a Chemical Engineer and already working for 4 years in the industry and planning to move in Australia.

1.5 years sa Waste Water Treatment Operations Company (as Process Engineer)
and currenty 2.5 years sa Production Plant (as Foaming Manager).

I would like to ask sana if anong magandang i-apply na ANZSCO for EA?
Chemical Engineer or Plant Engineer?
Saan po sa dalawa ang may mas malaking chance makakuha ng VISA 189?

Thank you in advance po sa mga mag rerespond!

whimpee · June 2023

@alphawolf said:
Hi po!

I am a Chemical Engineer and already working for 4 years in the industry and planning to move in Australia.

1.5 years sa Waste Water Treatment Operations Company (as Process Engineer)
and currenty 2.5 years sa Production Plant (as Foaming Manager).

I would like to ask sana if anong magandang i-apply na ANZSCO for EA?
Chemical Engineer or Plant Engineer?
Saan po sa dalawa ang may mas malaking chance makakuha ng VISA 189?

Thank you in advance po sa mga mag rerespond!

I think you can go with either of the 2 since they seem related naman. You can review the ANZSCO descriptions of each and see which is closest to what you are currently doing.

alphawolf · June 2023

@whimpee said:

@alphawolf said:
Hi po!

I am a Chemical Engineer and already working for 4 years in the industry and planning to move in Australia.

1.5 years sa Waste Water Treatment Operations Company (as Process Engineer)
and currenty 2.5 years sa Production Plant (as Foaming Manager).

I would like to ask sana if anong magandang i-apply na ANZSCO for EA?
Chemical Engineer or Plant Engineer?
Saan po sa dalawa ang may mas malaking chance makakuha ng VISA 189?

Thank you in advance po sa mga mag rerespond!

I think you can go with either of the 2 since they seem related naman. You can review the ANZSCO descriptions of each and see which is closest to what you are currently doing.

Thank you for your advice po. I'll review ANZSCO descriptions so that I could align my CDR with it. God Bless po!

kjr05 · June 2023

189 vs 190

Which one has a higher chance of approval? Field assessed by ACS.

Thanks!

MLBS · June 2023

@tofu888 said:

@MLBS said:

@tofu888 said:
hello po, question po regarding EOI application. hingi lang po ako ng advice nyo, I have a visa 476 that's on process po. it's a holiday visa that enables me to live, work and/or study in Aus for a period of 18mos. most prolly it will be granted within this year and I have already submitted my EOI. what would be the best option po kaya? i have these scenarios:

wait for invite while in the ph, from invite up until lodgement, need po ba na nasa PH pa rin ako?

hold EOI application, wait for visa 476 grant, fly to Aus and submit eoi while in Aus.

may other options pa po kaya?

hope someone can respond po. thank you

Generally walang bearing ang EOI til mainvite ka and maglodge. Kung ang EOIs mo ay for 190, just check the state reqts kasi some states need their applicants to be offshore/residing in the state (might be different nowadays). Leave it as it is for now malay mo mainvite ka agad, cancel mo na 476 mo pag ganyan.

Malapit na magrant 476 mo. My brother who lodged back in June 2020 was granted finally a few days ago.

—

that’s nice to hear! i submitted rin po Jan 2020. i’m planning sana magamit ung 476 early next yr while waiting for invite para makaipon rin for visa application lol. although, ang dilemma ko lng po is pag nainvite ako this year, tama po no, na need ko muna magstay sa ph until ma-grant? Or until lodgement?

@kjr05 said:
189 vs 190

Which one has a higher chance of approval? Field assessed by ACS.

Thanks!

You should check if your occupation can go for 189, or check which state you can apply for 190. It's not a question of 'higher chance of approval' - maggrantan ka ng visa sa either 189 or 190 pag eligible ka at nasatisfy mo points reqt. It's more of a question of what visa type you can apply with your occupation.

JuanAUS · July 2023

Hi guys, magtatanong lang po regarding sa filing ng EOI for Onshore applicants.
I have questions on 2 cases if working onshore.

Case 1. I'm working onshore (part time), and ung work ko is RELATED sa Nominated Occupation ko, pero hindi siya nasama sa Skills Assessment. Do I still have to include it in my EOI?

Case 2. I'm working onshore (part time), BUT, ung work ko is NOT RELATED sa Nominated Occupation ko. Do I have to include it in my EOI?

Salamat po in advance sa tulong.
Hoping for advise and clarifications, especially kay Ma'am @RheaMARN1171933 .
Thanks and goodluck sating lahat sa new financial year.

Thanks.

_sebodemacho · July 2023

@JuanAUS said:
Hi guys, magtatanong lang po regarding sa filing ng EOI for Onshore applicants.
I have questions on 2 cases if working onshore.

Case 1. I'm working onshore (part time), and ung work ko is RELATED sa Nominated Occupation ko, pero hindi siya nasama sa Skills Assessment. Do I still have to include it in my EOI?

It's safe to not claim for points for that since it was not part of the the skills assessment. You could include it in the EOI, but mark as NOT relevant.

Case 2. I'm working onshore (part time), BUT, ung work ko is NOT RELATED sa Nominated Occupation ko. Do I have to include it in my EOI?

You could include it but mark as NOT relevant.

BoSSBaby · July 2023

Kailangan po ba ung RSEA para makapag-claim ng points? May positive outcome from EA at AQL Level na Bachelor degree...ung CDR from current employment which is more than 10 years...Pa tulong naman po. Salamat po.

enjhei · July 2023

Hi tanong ko lang po ano pinagkaiba ng civil engineer at civil engineer technician?

JuanAUS · July 2023

@_sebodemacho said:

@JuanAUS said:
Hi guys, magtatanong lang po regarding sa filing ng EOI for Onshore applicants.
I have questions on 2 cases if working onshore.

Case 1. I'm working onshore (part time), and ung work ko is RELATED sa Nominated Occupation ko, pero hindi siya nasama sa Skills Assessment. Do I still have to include it in my EOI?

It's safe to not claim for points for that since it was not part of the the skills assessment. You could include it in the EOI, but mark as NOT relevant.

Case 2. I'm working onshore (part time), BUT, ung work ko is NOT RELATED sa Nominated Occupation ko. Do I have to include it in my EOI?

You could include it but mark as NOT relevant.

Pwede ko rin bang hindi ko na i-include sa EOI ko ung part-time work ko (either the work is related or not related sa Nominated Occupation ko). Ok lang ba yon? May negative effect ba yun sa application ko if hindi ko i-include sa EOI ung part-time work ko?

Thanks pala sa response @_sebodemacho .
And salamat din po sa tutulong in advance.

lunarcat · July 2023

@JuanAUS said:

@_sebodemacho said:

@JuanAUS said:
Hi guys, magtatanong lang po regarding sa filing ng EOI for Onshore applicants.
I have questions on 2 cases if working onshore.

Case 1. I'm working onshore (part time), and ung work ko is RELATED sa Nominated Occupation ko, pero hindi siya nasama sa Skills Assessment. Do I still have to include it in my EOI?

It's safe to not claim for points for that since it was not part of the the skills assessment. You could include it in the EOI, but mark as NOT relevant.

Case 2. I'm working onshore (part time), BUT, ung work ko is NOT RELATED sa Nominated Occupation ko. Do I have to include it in my EOI?

You could include it but mark as NOT relevant.

Pwede ko rin bang hindi ko na i-include sa EOI ko ung part-time work ko (either the work is related or not related sa Nominated Occupation ko). Ok lang ba yon? May negative effect ba yun sa application ko if hindi ko i-include sa EOI ung part-time work ko?

Thanks pala sa response @_sebodemacho .
And salamat din po sa tutulong in advance.

I believe as long as 20 hours per week considered siya.

"Employed means engaged in an occupation for remuneration for at least 20 hours a week."

Source: https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/getting-a-visa/visa-listing/skilled-independent-189/points-table

Be careful on claiming points upon EOI application na hindi related sa nominated occupation mo, baka ma overclaim points, and will create possible issue in the future. Make sure to tag it as non-related sa nominated occupation.

JuanAUS · July 2023

@lunarcat said:

@JuanAUS said:

@_sebodemacho said:

@JuanAUS said:
Hi guys, magtatanong lang po regarding sa filing ng EOI for Onshore applicants.
I have questions on 2 cases if working onshore.

Case 1. I'm working onshore (part time), and ung work ko is RELATED sa Nominated Occupation ko, pero hindi siya nasama sa Skills Assessment. Do I still have to include it in my EOI?

It's safe to not claim for points for that since it was not part of the the skills assessment. You could include it in the EOI, but mark as NOT relevant.

Case 2. I'm working onshore (part time), BUT, ung work ko is NOT RELATED sa Nominated Occupation ko. Do I have to include it in my EOI?

You could include it but mark as NOT relevant.

Pwede ko rin bang hindi ko na i-include sa EOI ko ung part-time work ko (either the work is related or not related sa Nominated Occupation ko). Ok lang ba yon? May negative effect ba yun sa application ko if hindi ko i-include sa EOI ung part-time work ko?

Thanks pala sa response @_sebodemacho .
And salamat din po sa tutulong in advance.

I believe as long as 20 hours per week considered siya.

"Employed means engaged in an occupation for remuneration for at least 20 hours a week."

Source: https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/getting-a-visa/visa-listing/skilled-independent-189/points-table

Be careful on claiming points upon EOI application na hindi related sa nominated occupation mo, baka ma overclaim points, and will create possible issue in the future. Make sure to tag it as non-related sa nominated occupation.

@lunarcat said:

@JuanAUS said:

@_sebodemacho said:

@JuanAUS said:
Hi guys, magtatanong lang po regarding sa filing ng EOI for Onshore applicants.
I have questions on 2 cases if working onshore.

Case 1. I'm working onshore (part time), and ung work ko is RELATED sa Nominated Occupation ko, pero hindi siya nasama sa Skills Assessment. Do I still have to include it in my EOI?

It's safe to not claim for points for that since it was not part of the the skills assessment. You could include it in the EOI, but mark as NOT relevant.

Case 2. I'm working onshore (part time), BUT, ung work ko is NOT RELATED sa Nominated Occupation ko. Do I have to include it in my EOI?

You could include it but mark as NOT relevant.

Pwede ko rin bang hindi ko na i-include sa EOI ko ung part-time work ko (either the work is related or not related sa Nominated Occupation ko). Ok lang ba yon? May negative effect ba yun sa application ko if hindi ko i-include sa EOI ung part-time work ko?

Thanks pala sa response @_sebodemacho .
And salamat din po sa tutulong in advance.

I believe as long as 20 hours per week considered siya.

"Employed means engaged in an occupation for remuneration for at least 20 hours a week."

Source: https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/getting-a-visa/visa-listing/skilled-independent-189/points-table

Be careful on claiming points upon EOI application na hindi related sa nominated occupation mo, baka ma overclaim points, and will create possible issue in the future. Make sure to tag it as non-related sa nominated occupation.

@lunarcat said:

@JuanAUS said:

@_sebodemacho said:

@JuanAUS said:
Hi guys, magtatanong lang po regarding sa filing ng EOI for Onshore applicants.
I have questions on 2 cases if working onshore.

Case 1. I'm working onshore (part time), and ung work ko is RELATED sa Nominated Occupation ko, pero hindi siya nasama sa Skills Assessment. Do I still have to include it in my EOI?

It's safe to not claim for points for that since it was not part of the the skills assessment. You could include it in the EOI, but mark as NOT relevant.

Case 2. I'm working onshore (part time), BUT, ung work ko is NOT RELATED sa Nominated Occupation ko. Do I have to include it in my EOI?

You could include it but mark as NOT relevant.

Pwede ko rin bang hindi ko na i-include sa EOI ko ung part-time work ko (either the work is related or not related sa Nominated Occupation ko). Ok lang ba yon? May negative effect ba yun sa application ko if hindi ko i-include sa EOI ung part-time work ko?

Thanks pala sa response @_sebodemacho .
And salamat din po sa tutulong in advance.

I believe as long as 20 hours per week considered siya.

"Employed means engaged in an occupation for remuneration for at least 20 hours a week."

Source: https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/getting-a-visa/visa-listing/skilled-independent-189/points-table

Be careful on claiming points upon EOI application na hindi related sa nominated occupation mo, baka ma overclaim points, and will create possible issue in the future. Make sure to tag it as non-related sa nominated occupation.

I actually DONT plan on claiming points for it kahit related sa nominated occupation ung part time work.
Ang question ko actually is, pwede ko bang i-exclude or hindi na isama yun sa EOI. As in, pwede ko bang hindi na i-input ung part time work na yun sa EOI, since hindi ko naman iki-claim for points yun?

Thanks again sa mga response. Hoping to get clarity on this. Salamat.