NNBB2012:


Yes, straight to the recipient's account and within few minutes (2-5mins) the money is in the account. You could also buy recharge cards for someone through it. Very effective way of transferring money. But unfortunately, you cannot transfer money from Nigeria to Australia through them. Is there any way one could transfer money from Nigeria to Australian's bank account apart from inter bank transfer?

NNBB2012:


Yes, straight to the recipient's account and within few minutes (2-5mins) the money is in the account. You could also buy recharge cards for someone through it. Very effective way of transferring money. But unfortunately, you cannot transfer money from Nigeria to Australia through them. Is there any way one could transfer money from Nigeria to Australian's bank account apart from inter bank transfer?

mobuch:



bro, does it also mean that i can transfer money straight into my personal nigerian account

NNBB2012:

Sure! I have been using that since I discover that several months ago.

mobuch:


thats good news

NNBB2012:

Sure! I have been using that since I discover that several months ago.

bossladymo1:


Very good news....cheaper and safer good news sef lol. And you get your first transfer free. Just did a test-run of the service...not bad.

BrightForYou:
Hello ladies and gents. Please since Australia would not grant me visa,I have decided to do my undergraduate programme here in Nigeria and my sponsor has agreed to that then later i would go to Aussie for my msc degree by God's grace. So,the snag i am catching now is that,my sponsor tried sending me some money last week from Australia through Western Union,and to my greatest surprise,they denied her access to that,disparaged and insulted her for trying to help an African,they even called her a scammer and they cancelled her WU gold account. She felt bad likewise me,but she is determined and asked me to seek other ways. Please guys,is there anyone in Australia who has ever sent money home or someone who is experienced about this should pls enlighten me on how to go about this. Is there no other ways to send money from Australia to Nigeria apart Western Union? Thanks all. Stay blessed.

Modified:
I would have gone to open a domiciliary account,but the stresses are much and GTB keeps stressing me out.

databasecareers:
Hello everyone, I just got my svp visa grant but late resumption is tomorrow.What do I do.

bossladymo1:


Very good news....cheaper and safer good news sef lol. And you get your first transfer free. Just did a test-run of the service...not bad.

erictack203:
RIA is the easiest way to send money from Australia.

You should open a Savings Account with First Bank and Advice her with your full Name and any Requirement RIA will need from her. Ask her to use RIA.

Wish you luck.

manmeta:


Take this from someone who has tried almost every possible means of transferring money from here to Nigeria, World Remit is the most efficient, most reliable and cheapest. You can transfer to virtually any bank/bank account in Nigeria. And it's almost instant - less than 5 minutes your transfer is sitting pretty.

With regards to cheap international phone calls, try Telbo. I'm presently experimenting with some now while some have been binned.

manmeta:


Take this from someone who has tried almost every possible means of transferring money from here to Nigeria, World Remit is the most efficient, most reliable and cheapest. You can transfer to virtually any bank/bank account in Nigeria. And it's almost instant - less than 5 minutes your transfer is sitting pretty.

With regards to cheap international phone calls, try Telbo. I'm presently experimenting with some now while some have been binned.

scrollmeout:


Congrats! Seeing that you have been silent for a while, i would have loved to see you share your timeline. Well from my research.

1. In terms of multicultural exposure, from the highest: Melbourne, Sydney, Brisbane, Perth, .....Sydney would have been first but for the higher real estate and cost of living.
4. Schools in the Southern areas, all of NSW resume in January.

Just my two cents but I stand to be corrected. I'm sure folks who are already settled will have more to chip in.

bossladymo1:


My answers are in bold. You should be able to get a job as a teacher...not sure tho. Congrats. Victoria is the multi-cultural capital of Australia, that I can tell you. So you guys can choose that state.

NNBB2012:


Your hubby's job might likely determine where you will eventually settle. You should be able to fit in in any of the city. He should not wait to arrive before he starts to apply for job. www.seek.com.au and www.indeed.com.au will be of great help. Considering his qualification and experience, he might likely end up in Sydney or Melbourne, so prepare for high cost on rents although it is relative.

Children can be enrolled at anytime of the year once they have reached school age. Your children must be 5years old before they can start primary school in NSW. Every state has their own school age. So, where you will eventually settle should determine that.

Getting a supervisor for your PhD should not be an issue. As a PR holder, your PhD is tuition free.

bossladymo1:


My answers are in bold. You should be able to get a job as a teacher...not sure tho. Congrats. Victoria is the multi-cultural capital of Australia, that I can tell you. So you guys can choose that state.

maolmash:



Thanks! everyone for those helpful suggestions. I am working on them aleady.

Because my visa is 'Label free' (I suppose that is what is usually given to most PR visa holder, please correct me, if I am wrong). i'm hoping transiting through some countries wouldn't be challenging. Do immigration officers and airline officials usually reckon with the visa label free visa?

In a nutshell, can anyone share their travel experience with their 'label-free' Visa to Australia.

1. are there things to watch out for?

2. any airline of recommendations?

3. Are transit Visas needed, if so, which countries in particular?

any suggestion in this direction will be much appreciated. thank you.

samuelokwu:

Congrats to you. We hope to be like you.

chase123:
congrats maolmash, happy for you. Were you assessed as a teacher or another proffession. Please let me know. Thanks

maolmash:


hello! chase123 .

thank you. my huby was the principal applicant. His skills as an accountant was what vetassess evalauted and said he qualified. so i am his dependent by marriage.

samuelokwu:

Hi
How come ICAA was not his assessing body . Does it mean Vatassess can assess the skills of an accountant?
Pls let your hubby respond.


ok forgive me, it was his skill as an IT Auditor, that Vetasses evaluated... i guess the two are different. i hope my response has cleared the doubt, but if you insist on my huby's response, no wahala.

BrightForYou:


Thank you very much. Do i need to open a domiciliary account to receive money directly into my bank account through World Remit?

maolmash:


hello! chase123 .

thank you. my huby was the principal applicant. His skills as an accountant was what vetassess evalauted and said he qualified. so i am his dependent by marriage.

BKings:
Hello house,

For those that went through svp I want to know, do schools ask for account statement? I want to know if I can make arrangement for family sponsorship or just proceed with my tuition alone
. Thanks in advance

manmeta:


No you don't. You can receive transfers into any of your accounts - only in local currency of the destination country.

erictack203:
They do ask for Financial Statements, most Schools of Course but not all Schools. Like my School don't ask.

atrapon:
name of ur school?thank u

NNBB2012:


Your hubby's job might likely determine where you will eventually settle. You should be able to fit in in any of the city. He should not wait to arrive before he starts to apply for job. www.seek.com.au and www.indeed.com.au will be of great help. Considering his qualification and experience, he might likely end up in Sydney or Melbourne, so prepare for high cost on rents although it is relative.

Children can be enrolled at anytime of the year once they have reached school age. Your children must be 5years old before they can start primary school in NSW. Every state has their own school age. So, where you will eventually settle should determine that.

Getting a supervisor for your PhD should not be an issue. As a PR holder, your PhD is tuition free.

erictack203:
They do ask for Financial Statements, most Schools of Course but not all Schools. Like my School don't ask.