kizito89:
Hello, good evening ladies and gentlemen in the house. i've been reading through this thread. please i need some candid advice from y'all. I studied mechanical engineering and graduated in 2017, i want to switch career to nursing and i found a graduate entry course in Nursing science at USC ( university of the sunshine coast). my question is; since i dont have a primary background in nursing, (although the school will accept my first degree since the program is a graduate entry level) will it affect my visa processing? do i stand a chance of getting a visa grant? please what advice do you have for me. thanks in advance

Princesscherry:
Please I'm studying electrical electronics engineering and I'm in my final year... I want to apply for a master's program in Australia and I am completely clueless on how to go about it.
Please I need information.. please...
Including scholarship options

candycush:
Good morning All. May this day bring us good news. Anyone heard from DHA lately? The thread seems so quiet...pls update us to give us small hope..

May the GRANTS RAIN THIS WEEK...AMEN

Solitin40:

Your chances are 50/50, as your previous degree is unrelated to the new one you intend to pursue.

Also How certain are you that the nursing school will admit you?

Additionally, when asked why you are going to nursing school, how do you intend to convince immigration that you are not doing so for permanent residence and also how to maintain a connection to Nigeria?

candycush:
Good morning All. May this day bring us good news. Anyone heard from DHA lately? The thread seems so quiet...pls update us to give us small hope..

May the GRANTS RAIN THIS WEEK...AMEN

lucasmoura04:
Any idea about the time frame of application prior to visa grants. @trix1

ladun27:
Hello everyone
Is there anyone that applied for visa and still waiting for response from embassy?
We (family visa) did biometrics in February and in august they requested for additional document which was sent and up till now no response.

ladun27:
About seven to eight months
Did biometrics in Feb and got a grant last week though hubby is the main applicant

Merdan123:
Please what additional documents did they ask for?

Merdan123:
Please what additional documents did they ask for?

Cart23:
Please do not use BCIE if you're considering using an agent, those people are useless especially the one at adeniyi Jones ikeja.

ladun27:
They requested for statement of account again and health insurance papers

Naijabad:

Cart23:
Please do not use BCIE if you're considering using an agent, those people are useless especially the one at adeniyi Jones ikeja.

Naijabad:

Adeoluwa1110:


Don’t know if that’s the norm now but that’s how I went about with mine. I applied for visa last year while I was doing my first semester did another semester this year and I’ve deferred 2 semesters now, that’s after I got my visa.
NB: I don’t know if you can still be enrolled for this semester cause I’ve deferred this semester which is from Sept 13th- Feb next year. I’m also a student of Torrens.

Adeoluwa1110:


Don’t know if that’s the norm now but that’s how I went about with mine. I applied for visa last year while I was doing my first semester did another semester this year and I’ve deferred 2 semesters now, that’s after I got my visa.
NB: I don’t know if you can still be enrolled for this semester cause I’ve deferred this semester which is from Sept 13th- Feb next year. I’m also a student of Torrens.

trix1:


People are receiving grants, I know of someone that got a grant this month.

Ericmanny:
why did you say this please? I have commenced my application journey with them

Cart23:
They never do follow up for you
You will beg before you eventually get admission
When you get to the stage of documentation for the school, it is hell
I think they purposely give out the expensive schools.
To cut the long story short, after collecting the 190k from you will think they're doing you a favour by processing your admission

Supervisor22:
I was advised to start the online schooling here once i get admitted.. But what I want to know is this. The online study will it be full semester and will there be exams?

Solitin40:

My own advice is to avoid it, and the reason is simple: why would you want to pay over $12,000 for an online class when you could simply wait and obtain your visa? Agents are only interested in the commision they will receive from the school; they are not there to assist you.

Yes Full semester and Online timed exams and some are projects you have to complete as exams

Cart23:
They never do follow up for you
You will beg before you eventually get admission
When you get to the stage of documentation for the school, it is hell
I think they purposely give out the expensive schools.
To cut the long story short, after collecting the 190k from you will think they're doing you a favour by processing your admission