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  • getgetaugetgetau Posts: 37Member
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  • yellowwwyellowww Posts: 16Member
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    Hello may question lang ako regarding NSW specific na requirement:

    Tama po ba pagkakaintindi ko, if say yung skills assessment ko from EA is narelease last year, April 2023. Yung experience ko is say from 2020 to present, then yung employment claim ko lang dapat is from April 2023 to present?

    Ozdrims

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  • casssiecasssie ✨🦘✨
    Posts: 686Member
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    edited March 1

    @yellowww said:
    Hello may question lang ako regarding NSW specific na requirement:

    Tama po ba pagkakaintindi ko, if say yung skills assessment ko from EA is narelease last year, April 2023. Yung experience ko is say from 2020 to present, then yung employment claim ko lang dapat is from April 2023 to present?

    ano nakalagay sa result mo? idk how EA skills assessment looks like, but in ACS kasi nakalagay yung date na considered skilled level. so after that date lang pwede mag claim ng work exp

    edit: sabi sa migration desk, the deemed skilled date is the date under "meets the current requirement for following occupation" in the outcome letter. so ayun

    yellowww

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  • OzdrimsOzdrims Singapore
    Posts: 1,482Member, Moderator
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    edited March 1

    @yellowww said:
    Hello may question lang ako regarding NSW specific na requirement:

    Tama po ba pagkakaintindi ko, if say yung skills assessment ko from EA is narelease last year, April 2023. Yung experience ko is say from 2020 to present, then yung employment claim ko lang dapat is from April 2023 to present?

    EA will quote the deemed skilled date sa RSEA , it will be the employments after your date of graduation most of the time.

    yellowww

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    17 Apr 2023: Took PTE Exam: Superior
    29 May 2023: Spouse PTE Exam: Competent
    15 May 2023: Submitted relevant employment docs, work pass and DRAFT CDR to agent
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    8 July 2023: EA MSA CDR + RSEA result: Suitable for migration
    26 July 2023: took the NAATI CCL
    13 Aug 2023: results out for NAATI exam
    15 Aug 2023: Agent updated EOI for CCL points (+5)
    13 Sep 2023: Agent created EOI for SC 190 NSW
    02 Nov 2023: Pre-invited by NSW
    06 Nov 2023: Nomination submitted to NSW
    09 Nov 2023: Nomination application approved & ITA received
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  • RheaMARN1171933RheaMARN1171933 Posts: 2,764Member, Administrator, Moderator
    Joined: Mar 10, 2016
    edited March 1

    @casssie said:

    @yellowww said:
    Hello may question lang ako regarding NSW specific na requirement:

    Tama po ba pagkakaintindi ko, if say yung skills assessment ko from EA is narelease last year, April 2023. Yung experience ko is say from 2020 to present, then yung employment claim ko lang dapat is from April 2023 to present?

    ano nakalagay sa result mo? idk how EA skills assessment looks like, but in ACS kasi nakalagay yung date na considered skilled level. so after that date lang pwede mag claim ng work exp

    edit: sabi sa migration desk, the deemed skilled date is the date under "meets the current requirement for following occupation" in the outcome letter. so ayun

    EA assessment don’t apply qualifying years of employment in the same way as how ACS does. ACS process doesn’t actually align with what the law states…and so as NSW and ACT criteria…but that’s their prerogative.

    By law, they provide points based on when they start working in the relevant occupation and not when they are deemed skilled.

    With EA, they recognise experience from day 1 of post qualification work experience which is aligned to what the immigration policy states.

    casssieyellowww
  • RheaMARN1171933RheaMARN1171933 Posts: 2,764Member, Administrator, Moderator
    Joined: Mar 10, 2016

    @Ozdrims said:

    @yellowww said:
    Hello may question lang ako regarding NSW specific na requirement:

    Tama po ba pagkakaintindi ko, if say yung skills assessment ko from EA is narelease last year, April 2023. Yung experience ko is say from 2020 to present, then yung employment claim ko lang dapat is from April 2023 to present?

    EA will quote the deemed skilled date sa RSEA , it will be the employments after your date of graduation most of the time.

    They don’t do the deemed skilled date like ACS does - as per my post above ☝️

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