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Re: General Australian Visa Enquiries by Nobody: 7:06pm On Oct 09, 2013 |
lawland: Your Explanation letter as you called it has a lot of irrelevant information in it.. Those info are capable of denying you visa.. Your Sponsorship letter is better but got a lot of errors in it and also need to be more convincing... Did I send u these? |
Re: General Australian Visa Enquiries by Luvlydevin(m): 7:13pm On Oct 09, 2013 |
Sorry lawland if my question sounds funny all I wanted to know is if I can use japan visit visa to enter Australia |
Re: General Australian Visa Enquiries by lawland: 7:16pm On Oct 09, 2013 |
Since some people don't know what SOP is, I decided to copy and paste this sample I got from another forum... Mind you that I didn't use this, but I believe this will help a lot of people cos this is a typical SOP.. While writing an sop, you must make sure that your sop has a body to it. This means that it should be well structured and should be answering various questions asked under GTE. One of the most valuable lessons that I have learnt from life is to make the best of what I have. I believe this is one of the most important rules than can help one survive in a developing country like Pakistan. A lot is written and said about Pakistan these days; that it is begging for good governance; is rife with mismanaged assets; is plagued by rampant corruption – the problems listed are endless. The one problem that has always irked me lies in the fact that the majority of the privileged class – and I call it “privileged” in as much, as it can afford a decent education – tends to get educated “for the sake of getting educated”: they lack aims and goals, and simply hope to find the same along the way. It was during the start of my A Levels that I truly realized the importance of setting goals in life. I believe that up until that time, I was the clichéd “underachiever”; however a good result in my A Levels helped me change that notion, and put it to rest for good. Today my aim is to bring a positive change in my country and help it rise amongst other nations. I believe that the key to excellence lies in the maximization of one’s potential. I have opted for your postgraduate course in International Business because it is the precise area where I can excel and maximize my own potential. I believe that my will to excel has been generated by the social conditions in Pakistan; seeing the plight of others who are surrounded by financial distress makes one truly and humbly realise how wealthy are those who have the fortune of being able to afford an education. It is this very realisation that has always compelled me to make the most of my shot at getting educated, and now that this feeling has fully entrenched itself within my soul, I am determined to make it count not just for my sake, but also for the sake of my fellow countrymen to whom I owe as much as I owe to myself. I have been studying social sciences and its various forms since 2003. Last year I completed my Bachelors in Accounting and Finance as an external student of the University of London International Programmes. This is a very rigorous course that becomes especially so for external students since they lack access to a wider range of materials. Through sheer hard work, dogged determination and continuous motivation by my teachers, I finished as one of only five students to get an upper second class honours. For a student who used to be continuously reminded that he was underachieving, this was a feat to take a lot of pride in. Yet, I feel that I am incomplete without taking another proverbial leap into the academic vortex. Over the years, I have had opportunities to further my interest in business management and operations. I have interned as an assistant accountant in my summer break with Digi Computers (Exporters).This work experience was my first step in entering practicalities of my career. During the course of my internship, I worked with senior accountants, which enlightened me with the practical implications of accounting. I have also served as Teacher’s Assistant during my undergraduate program for two consecutive years. I marked assignments and conducted frequent tutorials. I believe this experience contributed immensely in strengthening my grip over my subjects and in learning how to apply them. I can also stake a claim that I deal well with people in general; this was proved by the fact that I was elected as Head of the Student Council for my university in 2010-11. My decision to select University of Technology Sydney for its Master of Professional Accounting program was purely based on firsthand research. I undertook thorough research so as to select the best possible option for a bright career. Having an internationally acceptable undergraduate degree and access to all the best educationalists, UTS appealed the most to me. The said program is being offered by various universities across the globe, each offering its own unique course composition. Canadian universities like Brock University offered a similar program but it lacked the industry relevance, while the University of Sheffield in the United Kingdom had a program which was based more on theory. Similar programs are being offered by various universities in Pakistan, but they lack the embryonic nature of accounting. No doubt that the professional programs in Pakistan do meet the international calibre but the accounting bodies in Pakistan lack the active participation and this gap of collaboration is clearly depicted in the offerings of the universities. With the international harmonization in accounting standards, I feel that the programs in Pakistan are slightly outmoded. The MPA at UTS not only provides in-depth knowledge of accounting but also encompasses the legal environment that concerns the field of accounting. Australia has a diverse-multi cultural environment. The young and energetic Australian society welcomes international students. Based on my search over the internet and correspondence with acquaintances, the safe environment, religious freedom and sound economic conditions all speak about Australia for themselves. Studying in Sydney will make this experience more delightful. The weather won’t be unforgiving, Sydney is a popular tourist destinations which means it always will have something to offer throughout the year. Coming to the practical aspects, studying the field of accounting in the economic hub of Australia means that I will be lectured by the best industry practitioners. UTS offers industry realistic teaching methods. Being a leader in research, UTS provides access to world class facilities. Apart from that it has excellent student support which is not limited to education provision only. The ideal location of UTS in Central Business District adds to it being the top choice. Getting equipped with a Master’s degree in Professional Accounting will open doors of opportunities for me to grow as an individual and to serve my country. I aspire to become a valued player in the marketplace, empowered with the professional acumen required to make critical business decisions. Master in Professional Accounting will provide me with countless opportunities for industry experience, business networking and a sound knowledge to start a prospering career. It will help stimulate my entrepreneurial vision and curiosity together with enhancing my business knowledge. I can claim with conviction that my innovation and analytical approach will encourage me to understand new and current accounting issues. Upon completion, I intend to continue the legacy of growth of my family business. I strongly believe that after acquiring this degree there is enough aptitude for me to get in the family business and manage my area of specialization i.e. accounts. In the long run, I intend to offer consultancy services at affordable rates so as to help all classes of businessmen. I believe I am much closer to this market since I have been running my own business, dealing in exports of finished products. For this very reason, I am more appreciative of the role prospective graduates can play in helping these businesses understand the essence and importance of organization. This degree will serve as the core of my arsenal if I am to venture into relatively unexplored terrain and maximise my potential. In my absence, the entire business will be managed by my brother (Business Partner). I plan to return and re-join the business as soon as I complete my degree, whereupon I shall endeavour to put my learning into practice. My studies will be fully funded from the loan facility that has been availed against our savings (Fixed Deposit), while additionally; my brother has also undertaken to assist me in funding. It is an admitted fact that I withdrew my previous visa application after a long and arduous visa processing period that spanned for more than 8 months without any result or decision. This is due to the fact that I am eligible under the new Streamline Visa Processing and I feel that my application will be dealt with more efficiently and expeditiously via this new system. This initiative taken by the Australian Government is a very beneficial scheme for genuine prospective students like me and will expedite visa processing so that such students may be able to attend their courses on time. I feel that Australia and specifically the University of Technology Sydney will be a great place to study and provide me with a chance to broaden my horizons. I sincerely hope that I will be bestowed a chance to study in Australia. Please do not copy any sentence |
Re: General Australian Visa Enquiries by lawland: 7:19pm On Oct 09, 2013 |
ferdimako:No you didn't, but I managed to get it. Don't be offended, I am only trying to help... |
Re: General Australian Visa Enquiries by lawland: 7:21pm On Oct 09, 2013 |
Luvly devin: Sorry lawland if my question sounds funny all I wanted to know is if I can use japan visit visa to enter AustraliaAsk yourself this question, can you enter USA with UK visa... Then answer yourself.... 1 Like |
Re: General Australian Visa Enquiries by Americanvisa: 7:40pm On Oct 09, 2013 |
lawland: Ask yourself this question, can you enter USA with UK visa... Then answer yourself.... Why not, don't you know that Japan and Australia are in the same country just that Japan is a Regional area while Australia is a City 1 Like |
Re: General Australian Visa Enquiries by surveyor1: 7:41pm On Oct 09, 2013 |
lawland: Ask yourself this question, can you enter USA with UK visa... Then answer yourself....Lawland the house mates appreciated your effort, however you got to check the way you adress some questions. The questioner may ask a daft questions but it didn't warrant pungent answer. Thanks mate |
Re: General Australian Visa Enquiries by lawland: 7:49pm On Oct 09, 2013 |
surveyor1:There goes my best attacker... What's wrong with the answer I gave? I just gave him an insight so he can answer himself... |
Re: General Australian Visa Enquiries by lawland: 8:18pm On Oct 09, 2013 |
Americanvisa:=))º°˚˚˚°ºнaĦaнaº°˚˚°º=)) ... I can imagine that... |
Re: General Australian Visa Enquiries by Luvlydevin(m): 8:54pm On Oct 09, 2013 |
All the same thank you for answering my questions God bless you |
Re: General Australian Visa Enquiries by zoeiyke: 9:23pm On Oct 09, 2013 |
I just saw these online and I thought I should share... Reasons Why your Australia Student Visa Can be Refused Now adays Australia is favorite destination for international students. Though education in Australia is quite expensive as compared to other major countries like USA, UK, Canada but still there are many reasons why international students choose Australia for their higher studies. In November 2011, Australia introduced streamlined visa processing for university students. At the same time, Genuine Temporary Entrant (GTE) rule was introduced. All students applications are assessed under GTE rules whether prospective students are genuinely coming for purpose to get higher education or they are using study visa as their tool to enter Australia. After implementation of this rule, the number of refusal has increased. Genuine Temporary Entrant (GTE) contains a set of rules under which each student visa application is assessed. How Genuine Temporary Entrant (GTE) Works According to Australian Immigration and Citizenship (immi.gov.au) GTE will not affect your student application if your wish to study in Australia is genuine. However applicant may thing how visa officer will assess that student's wish to study is genuine or not. Here is the list of what Australian visa officer will consider to judge your student visa application; Your previous study record Relevance of your intended course to your previous studies Your knowledge about the course and your institute Your previous immigration history Gap between your previous studies and intended study course Reasons why you are choosing the specific course to pursue Reasons why you have chosen the specific education institute Reason why you are choosing Australia for higher education Your financial capacity to meet educational and living expenses in Australia Economic, social and political circumstances of your country of residence This is not complete list of the refusal factors but most of the applicants are refused for one or combination of two or more reasons. Most of the students refused under GTE rules do not get review or appeal right. However they can apply again. If your are refused under GTE and thinking to reapply then you must prepare your application carefully and provide as much supporting evidences as your can to make visa officer satisfy that you are a genuine student applicant. |
Re: General Australian Visa Enquiries by lawland: 2:19pm On Oct 10, 2013 |
This trend has been so quiet today, may be it was waiting for my good news... HOUSE MY VISA HAS BEEN GRANTED.. Help me and thank the lord... |
Re: General Australian Visa Enquiries by Americanvisa: 2:45pm On Oct 10, 2013 |
lawland: This trend has been so quiet today, may be it was waiting for my good news... HOUSE MY VISA HAS BEEN GRANTED.. Help me and thank the lord... First to comment, praisssssssssssssssse God,congrats, the thing no reach up to 2 months |
Re: General Australian Visa Enquiries by kmontee: 2:49pm On Oct 10, 2013 |
lawland: This trend has been so quiet today, may be it was waiting for my good news... HOUSE MY VISA HAS BEEN GRANTED.. Help me and thank the lord... congrats bro!! Happy for u!! which exact date did you apply?? |
Re: General Australian Visa Enquiries by lawland: 2:50pm On Oct 10, 2013 |
Americanvisa:5 weeks 4 days and its not even SVP... |
Re: General Australian Visa Enquiries by Americanvisa: 3:03pm On Oct 10, 2013 |
lawland: 5 weeks 4 days and its not even SVP... Wow,case officer is really fast or because you show them too much money |
Re: General Australian Visa Enquiries by surveyor1: 3:11pm On Oct 10, 2013 |
lawland: 5 weeks 4 days and its not even SVP...Congrat fella. Catch ya in Aussie! ![]() |
Re: General Australian Visa Enquiries by lawland: 3:12pm On Oct 10, 2013 |
kmontee:I applied 28th August but my application got to them on 2nd Sept.. |
Re: General Australian Visa Enquiries by lawland: 3:13pm On Oct 10, 2013 |
surveyor1:Thanks my best attacker... Catch you soon |
Re: General Australian Visa Enquiries by Omojayejaye(m): 3:26pm On Oct 10, 2013 |
our ogas in Australia,I hail una .am new here am just saying kudos to you guys. |
Re: General Australian Visa Enquiries by Nobody: 3:51pm On Oct 10, 2013 |
lawland: I applied 28th August but my application got to them on 2nd Sept.. Congrats. If I apply early November I may go to my Village for Christmas with the something.Mine is gonna be SVP. |
Re: General Australian Visa Enquiries by lawland: 3:59pm On Oct 10, 2013 |
Omojayejaye: our ogas in Australia,I hail una .am new here am just saying kudos to you guys.You are welcome to the trend... Are you interested in Australia? If yes, then you are at the right place.. |
Re: General Australian Visa Enquiries by lawland: 4:02pm On Oct 10, 2013 |
ferdimako:That's my wish for you my brother, you will definitely make it. Just make sure you put everything in place.. I am definitely waiting for your good news... |
Re: General Australian Visa Enquiries by surveyor1: 4:21pm On Oct 10, 2013 |
lawland: Thanks my best attacker... Catch you soon ![]() |
Re: General Australian Visa Enquiries by lawland: 4:23pm On Oct 10, 2013 |
surveyor1:I guess November, I got to put things in place first... When are you applying? |
Re: General Australian Visa Enquiries by RedReact: 4:24pm On Oct 10, 2013 |
Congratulations Lawland. The land will pour out its good for you. Do our country proud. |
Re: General Australian Visa Enquiries by lawland: 4:26pm On Oct 10, 2013 |
RedReact: Congratulations Lawland. The land will pour out its good for you. Do our country proud.Thanks my brother.... I will definitely do Nigeria proud... |
Re: General Australian Visa Enquiries by twentyfourseven: 4:42pm On Oct 10, 2013 |
lawland: This trend has been so quiet today, may be it was waiting for my good news... HOUSE MY VISA HAS BEEN GRANTED.. Help me and thank the lord... Congrats bro. I'm also interested in doing my Msc in Australia. But really don't know how to go about it. From the information i gathered, i was made to realise i would be paying close to 36,000dolls(Aus) for tuition but i can only cough out 20,000dolls to take care of the tuition for now while i also have some money to take care of my living expenses for at least 3months when i get there. Pls kindly advise, i've got no sponsor to make use of his/her statement. Can I be granted visa? Thanks in adv. Twentyfourseven |
Re: General Australian Visa Enquiries by Omojayejaye(m): 5:01pm On Oct 10, 2013 |
I must say am so interested in Australia big time |
Re: General Australian Visa Enquiries by surveyor1: 5:07pm On Oct 10, 2013 |
lawland: I guess November, I got to put things in place first... When are you applying?Have applied on Saturday. Waiting for response. |
Re: General Australian Visa Enquiries by lawland: 5:07pm On Oct 10, 2013 |
twentyfourseven:Meeting financial requirement is one of the major criteria one has to pass... But I must say you are in good position having such amount of money at least for now... I advise you find a school under SVP as soon as possible and apply to them... Read the whole of this trend and also marry www.immi.gov.au for the next 1 month.. I believe you find it helpful.. I will be here if you need further assistance.. |
Re: General Australian Visa Enquiries by lawland: 5:11pm On Oct 10, 2013 |
surveyor1:Saturday!!? Through which agency? Have you gotten an acknowledgment? |
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