malkinburg:


If u have offers u cud try the 457 subclass. Its a whole lot less a long thing than 189 190.

drumma:
Hehe.... @ bossladyMo, as advised I have logged on to skillselect and the first page throws me the question below


In order to protect what im doing by not choosing wrongly or giving false info I decided to paste it here and get guideline..... Im a travel consultant with a 5yr experience please tell me what I should choose in these following options

bossladyMo:



Download this and read http://www.immi.gov.au/allforms/pdf/1119.pdf

I think travel agency manager is on the CSOL, and SA sponsors it.

drumma:
Chai @ bossladyMo nne na you biko ..... see book im sooooo on it right now... thanks for much..

drumma:
Bosslady.....

tried doing this EOI thing and this is what I got....

Information
The client is unable to complete an EOI for the selected visa types in SkillSelect.

This incomplete EOI will remain in SkillSelect for 2 years. During this time, personal details can be updated at any stage.

Updating personal credentials, selecting different visa types or changes in migration legislation may alter the client’s ability to complete an EOI in SkillSelect.

More information is contained at:

http://www.immi.gov.au/skills/skillselect/
Visa type summary
Visa type description
Result
Action
Skilled - Independent (Subclass 189) (Permanent)
The EOI for this subclass will not be considered for an invitation at this time, because according to the client's claims:

The client does not have a skills assessment
The client's English language ability is below the level needed for this visa subclass
The client's nominated occupation is not on the relevant occupation list for this subclass

bossladyMo:


You can't submit an eoi just yet na...haba!

Go through that book first.

drumma:
Yes Mummy... I will what next after that

bossladyMo:


The book has ALL the info you need. Digest it, and get back with questions...it's easier that way.

drumma:
Digesting that book will complicate things I can guarantee that..... some questions can't be answered due to the fact that they are related to whoever is already there in Australia

bossladyMo:


Are we talking about the same link here? That book is the Australian Immigration Bible, and there is nothing complicated about it. It is the same book that many of us here read and no one complained about it being complicated.

It is not related to those in Australia.....sure you clicked on the same link I sent to you? How can it be for thode in Aus, when it is a step-by-step booklet on the immigration procedure *confused*

Another option is to read back a couple of pages on this thread, I once explained the entire process to someome on this thread.

malkinburg:


Generally the admission letter comes with an acceptance letter which u have to sign and return to the school. But in most cases when you accept your offer, you have to pay a tuition deposit and also pay for health insurance cover specified on ur offer for the duration of the program. Afterwards, a certificate of enrollment is then issued. With this COE you can now apply for ur student visa.

If your looking for TAFE/PGD i advice u seek a packaged course that has a degree or masters pathway so u cud get SVP status ie "Streamlined visa procesing" so ur visa wouldn't be much of a hassle.

U need 2 do research tho. Cheers

Haustraliah:

am an national diploma holder, I applied for a certificate program at a vocational school.(VET)am I eligible for SVP?

Haustraliah:

am an national diploma holder, I applied for a certificate program at a vocational school.(VET)am I eligible for SVP?

bannana:
@Drumma I think BossLadyMo has tried to provide you with the basic information you need to proceed with whatever application you need to make. The first step is to nominate a suitable occupation, determine if you meet the eligibility,get your skills assessed and hopefully get a positive skills assessment result then lodge an EOI,get invited to lodge a visa application through the Immiaccount system and that sums it all up. I forgot to add that you will need to write either IELTS or now TOEFL at some point. Its a painstaking process and there are no quick fixes. Good Luck!

drumma:
sounds like really too much to read right now.... plus TOEFL who has that time na pssst

FutureDon:
To everyone coming to Australia soon, be prepared to be sent to the quarantine section where you are most likely to answer the following questions, based on my personal experience:

Have you had fever in the last few days?
Have you attended or helped anyone with ebola in the past days/week?
Have you handled or come in close contact with corpses bla bla bla

After you answer these questions, you would be given a pamphlet containing some numbers you should call if you feel unwell within the next 21 days.

They were really friendly - I remember having a brief chat with them about how Nigeria was able to contain the deadly virus.... and yes, they are aware that Nigeria currently has no case of ebola. However, each passenger coming in from West Africa (you need to declare this on your landing card) is subjected to such interview.

mrnilobrawn:
Plz can you respond to the mails I sent you..
Tnk U

symbian03:
Someone help me please, I need tips on how the letter of sponsorship should be addressed. Which Australian high commission should it be addressed to? Pretoria or where and in which format should it be composed? Much thanks

Cypha8:


I get it madame.

Here's what the outcome letter says...

Qualification/s

1. Bachelor of Technology (Architecture) awarded in 2011 by ...... Is recognised by VETASSESS for the purpose of awarding points for qualifications under the General Skilled Migration points test as comparable to the educational level of an Australian Bachelor degree.


Thank you bosslady and oga surveyor for your contribution...

FutureDon:


Thanks for calling my attention to it, as I don't check that email regularly. I shall critique it and get back to you ASAP bro.

walmak:
Please share your experience when you wrote your IELTS.
Im sitting for the Exam on the first of November. I have been busy to prepare for the exam. It doesnt look difficult to have high band (I hope i am right?

equlibrium:

walmak:
Waoh! You just scared me. I will sit my ass down and get prepared then. Ummm, God forbid 6 band. Thanks
And what was your score when you sat for yours?
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hahahaha....
You will be back here with tales of 6 band scores oh.
it is hard, if you take it lightly

mrnilobrawn:

You have a PM Sir