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Joined: Apr 20, 2021
very interesting and helpful thread. all valid points.
in my personal view, you should apply to all visa or states possible (180 & 190/491 in all state). ika nga nila, more of chances of winning. Free lang naman magsend ng EOI/ROI, walang bayad (except NSW lol). If you get invited by a state you're not interested, then maybe wait up til the deadline of ITA before you decide to proceed or not.
Whether you want to stay in a nominating state or not, it is a LATER problem. as documented above, there's really no issue with working outside of your nominated state. it's just a moral obligation to the nominated state, AND you're not breaching any of the visa conditions they nominated you for. If they come back to you and ask why you're not in your nominated state (which is highly remote for now, no precedent at all), then just tell them you exerted all efforts to find a matching job but it didnt work out and you have to find job soonest dahil wala ka nang funds to support yourself, and probably add something about 'mental health' or idk (i think that's easy and valid explanation).
RE:Citizenship, you need to be PR and not violated any of your visa conditions. Wala naman sa PR 190 condition ang mag-stay sa nominated state and documented na din in above thread. Agree that legislation may change, but i dont think they have quota/limit with citizenships (i maybe wrong) that will require them to add another citizenship requirement, unlike skilled visa grants na actively monitored ang limits.
if you're gonna stick with 189 only or 1 particular state, it's a personal choice/decision but you should be prepared and aware na it may take LONGER for you to get invited or even NOT get invited at all (sayang time, sayang effort). And while you wait for your preferred visa/state, may chance na magbago ang legislation or requirements nila that may NOT be favorable for you anymore.
**TLDR: Apply to all 189/190/491 if free naman siya (separate EOIs), then decide later if you want to proceed when you have ITA **
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Joined: Feb 17, 2020
Very good and exciting thread. Buo na agad ang araw ko hahaha! Good luck guys sa mga naghihintay ng ITA, applyan lang lahat ng pwedeng applyan!
Joined: Aug 16, 2024
Hi! Would you know anyone who has tried this and has become a citizen without any issues?
Joined: Aug 16, 2024
Joined: Aug 16, 2024
Sharing the response I received from NSW when asked about relocating to another state after being nominated by NSW.
Joined: Mar 10, 2016
That’s correct, it is expected so you try your best to settle in the nominating state but at the end of the day, there is no condition on your 190 visa preventing you to move somewhere. By law, you are not restricted. About 2 years ago, the migration director of nsw came over to London and we (fellow MARA agents based in the UK) had a round table meeting. I personally asked what he thinks about those who end up not staying in nsw and his answer was, we are not dictators - we do not force anyone to stay 😉
Also, the release letter, it’s been a few years now since they’ve not issued such anymore but regardless, best to notify them that you have relocated so they don’t have to chase you anymore in the future to ask for any update in your circumstance.
Hope that helps.