Peeman24:
Hello! Planning to move to NSW Australia by November, anyone knows the possibility and information on securing an accommodation while offshore. Please help!

victor54:
Hello, please I'm looking for a room to rent in Melbourne. Does anyone here have a room to rent in Melbourne?

Andychinedu:
Please bro...
Abeg no vex oo

Which is cheaper between the study visa and the skilled workers' visa...?

Thank you

Hkana:
Hi Tunlex01, may I send a pm?

lucasmoura04:


Yes , a room is becoming available in November 24. When is your flight to Melbourne?

Wrap46:
Hi guys 👋🏿

I have some question regarding Aussie universities. I recently helped my brother to gain admission to a university here in Sydney. They gave him a conditional offer and subsequently told him that the condition of the offer is on ground that he submits his certified documentation.

Now here comes the question,

We are both dual citizen of Nigeria and Sweden and he did his bachelors in Nigeria and our mom has the legit credentials in Nigeria. The condition of the offer is that he brings his certified credentials on the day of his enrollment, is the legit one from the university certified enough or do we have to do any other thing to certify the documents ?

I asked someone who stays in Sydney and he advised that the documents from the university should be enough and if not then Justice of peace in Sydney can put down a writing. How true is this?

Hope to get a feedback from someone here

Uttydoma:
I'm glad to stumble upon this thread. This is insightful.

I have proficiency in Chinese language. I used to work with the Chinese as a translator.

As a dependent and a Chinese translator, are there Chinese factories or jobs I can easily fix myself when I get to Australia?

I don't mind doing these other jobs, but I prefer working as a translator because of my career.

If there are Chinese jobs, what are the average salaries?

Uttydoma:
I see people traveling to Australia with foodstuffs from Nigeria.

Can you travel with red oil from Nigeria to Australia?

Those that have tried it, what was your experience like?

I will be waiting for a response.

Thank you.

Akpaamunsi:


The behavior some of you Nigerians is quite annoying, and these are some of the reasons why these countries keep tightening immigration. Please give me a good and sensible reason why you should pack palm oil all the way from Nigeria to Australia when there are hundreds of Nigerian/African food stores selling palm oil in all the states of Australia? Abeg, who do una this kain thing?

blackbriar:


the reason why i s that the palm oil sold abroad is not the same.
The palm oil sold for obodo oyibo na palm oil remnant from industrial process mostly beauty products, the taste is different and it gives stomach aches.

tunlex01:

sure

blackbriar:


https://www.seek.com.au/chinese-speaking-jobs

Akpaamunsi:



This is completely untrue and lies. Any African food ingredient and food stuff which is exported and sold in any first world country especially Australia has been verified to have passed through a lot of quality assurance processes before it is allowed to be sold in those countries. How come Nigerians and Africans in those societies that buy these palm oil everyday haven't come down with stomach aches? Your reasons don't make any sense.
You guys are the reason why Australia is currently tightening their border processes regarding bringing any how food stuff and liquid into their country. Just try bring am come na, they will help you fling it into the dustbin. All the palm oil being sold in African stores in Australia were all imported and produced from Ghana and Nigeria after passing through stringent processes and are sold at very affordable rates, so I wonder why anyone would want to bring an unverified palm oil to Australia, thereby putting Australian bio security at Risk? Infact, I think Australia and other countries needs to ban foreign foodstuff completely so una go get sense.

Uttydoma:
Thank you for your response. This was helpful.

Generally speaking. What is the environment like working with the Chinese?

I ask this because, sometimes it can be frustrating to work with them in Naija. Probably because of how unregulated Naija labour is.

Do you know anyone who have worked or actively working with them? Can he share his experience and some hacks to get a high paying work there?

blackbriar:


Good day Dear Sir.

Please don't be vexed.

we are saying the same thing.
The palm oil sold in Austrlain market have undergone strict customs,imports,health and environmental processes.
However the bulk of the palm oil come from post-industrial use from neigbouring South east aisan nations like indonesia etc.

Also, i will also not advised anyone to try to bring in palm oil.
Just as you are also right, why put fish and meat in your luggage when they are eaisly available in Australia.

However, Excuse me sir, Can i bring Suya?

EngnrAkande:
Please can someone add to australia group. 0813 341 6783

blackbriar:


the reason why i s that the palm oil sold abroad is not the same.
The palm oil sold for obodo oyibo na palm oil remnant from industrial process mostly beauty products, the taste is different and it gives stomach aches.

lucasmoura04:
Who is coming to Melbourne this November/ early December and needs accommodation. Please, kindly let me know. A room is becoming available on 24 November.. Thanks

geee213:
Hello All,
Coming to Melbourne in January and I need a room to rent. Can someone help? Thanks

geee213:
Hello All,
Coming to Australia in January, I need a room to rent. Can someone help? Thanks

Wrap46:


Yeah it’s possible if you have a good passport other than Nigerian passport.