emergency2:
Pls gurus in the house. I am a medical doctor, I applied for SINP Express entry last week, while filling the form, I saw 2 NOC in demand, 3111(psychiatrist) and paramedics. So I went for paramedics.
Now ITA for SINP has landed yesternight, but I have some questions.
Should I be worried about the NOC that I picked, I picked it cos I thought they are related. I am scared of misrepresentation

These both are different professions altogether. NOC is applied when it closely matches your current experience, as you did in the case. Rest depends upon the interpretation of the Immigration authorities. Hope for the best.

paparazy06:


Is it Advisable for me to try it?? and if it eventually come through, is it a good way to enter Australia??

Starting from the former part, see I am neither a legal representative nor I don't know your exact situation. But as of now, I would suggest, if you fulfill all the conditions and really want to be considered under this visa, you can give it a shot. Rest all depends upon the Australian immigration authorities weather they are ready to accept you under the said visa category or not.

Coming to the latter part, there are many other ways to enter in Australia. All the ways will be subject to conditions fulfilled for the particular category. Need to know your exact situation in order to suggest you something relevant.


All the best for the same.

paparazy06:
Please who can explain Australia Humanitarian Visa for me??
i heard about it on radio and i went to there office to make an enquiry about the visa, i was told i don't need to pay for visa or ticket fee that everything will be taken care off by Australia Immigration. Though am not asked to pay for anything except corrier fee which is 10k but i really doubt the whole thing.

Australia Humanitarian Visa is for protecting the rights of the refugees and provide them support. It comes under the international efforts for protecting the rights of refugees. It's full name is Australia Refugee and Humanitarian Program.

The country provide support to both offshore and onshore refugees. It comes under the subclass 200 of the Australian visa.