| Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by santity100: 6:38pm On Jun 15, 2017 |
jessicaeku:
This is just coming in...
From a reliable source, I gathered that the recent delay in Student Visa, has been as a result of Fraudulent bank statements from West Africa. I'm unable to ascertain if this might be the only reason for the delay... LOL. Reliable source, you mean one of the case officers in Pretoria ? That might false because everyone knows they will verify your documents to the least. Simple reason for the delay is because of flooding of applications for study visa during this period. I have never seen so many people apply for Australia visa before. Lots of Nigerians got study visas late last year and this February, this has encourage lots of applicants to submit more especially those that have been refused by Canada in the past. Most Nigerians that got the visa during that period didn't go to the schools and most just transferred to other schools. The pretoria office also process study visas for Nigerians and west africans living in diaspora More Nigerians are desperate to travel abroad recently and most are seeking study route. The same office also process study visa for other applicants from other countries, so it's a lot of work and it will take grace and quality of applications to get grants this July 2017 Bad news is that lots of applications will be denied this July 2017 and it has started happening. There are lots of reasons to refuse a study visa and the flooding by applicants won't help genuine applicants. I will advise applicants to apply for a course that is related to their education and experience. The purpose of study visa is for you to go and study and not PR. If you want PR, there are lots of options in skill select. These case officers are south Africans, they are smart and they know us, you can't have a background in economics or cooking and you submitting visa application for bsc nursing. Most people want PR, but don't tailor your study visa applications towards that line. At least keep your intentions for PR untill you get your visa. All the best. 7 Likes 2 Shares |
| Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by bblessed: 8:50pm On Jun 15, 2017 |
Fishlink:
Hmmmm! Have to take heart anyway! Got my visa rejected with decision from DIBP yesterday. The worst part is I got 3 years ban from applying any visa to Australia. This happens as a result of employment letter which could not be verified. God will grant everyone expecting his/her visa on this platform. I would get immigration lawyer in Aussie so the ban could be waived cos my Aussie partner will be in Naija for marriage so I'll file for spouse visa It's well bro,God will surely make a way for you. 1 Like |
| Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by Seajae: 11:05pm On Jun 15, 2017 |
Good evening fam. Please I wanna know if a fixed deposit of 8 million naira would be good enough for SOA that is after paying for part of the school feels and others? Also can anybody help me with a template of what the affidavit of the sponsor that is bringing the SOA would look like.
Please any answer to my questions would be appreciated. |
| Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by guadete: 11:23pm On Jun 15, 2017 |
This your input is very correct cos I have a friend who choose to study diploma in community service he scaled through. Most times our fear is that e.g If I studied project management and I want to go for bsc urban planning development or Information Technology on get to Aussie it might be difficult to change to a PR course like Nursing bsc and at the end of the day resulting in someone coming back after study. santity100:
LOL. Reliable source, you mean one of the case officers in Pretoria ? That might false because everyone knows they will verify your documents to the least.
Simple reason for the delay is because of flooding of applications for study visa during this period. I have never seen so many people apply for Australia visa before.
Lots of Nigerians got study visas late last year and this February, this has encourage lots of applicants to submit more especially those that have been refused by Canada in the past.
Most Nigerians that got the visa during that period didn't go to the schools and most just transferred to other schools.
The pretoria office also process study visas for Nigerians and west africans living in diaspora
More Nigerians are desperate to travel abroad recently and most are seeking study route.
The same office also process study visa for other applicants from other countries, so it's a lot of work and it will take grace and quality of applications to get grants this July 2017
Bad news is that lots of applications will be denied this July 2017 and it has started happening. There are lots of reasons to refuse a study visa and the flooding by applicants won't help genuine applicants.
I will advise applicants to apply for a course that is related to their education and experience.
The purpose of study visa is for you to go and study and not PR. If you want PR, there are lots of options in skill select.
These case officers are south Africans, they are smart and they know us, you can't have a background in economics or cooking and you submitting visa application for bsc nursing.
Most people want PR, but don't tailor your study visa applications towards that line.
At least keep your intentions for PR untill you get your visa.
All the best.
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| Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by JewelStone(f): 12:14am On Jun 16, 2017 |
Fishlink:
Hmmmm! Have to take heart anyway! Got my visa rejected with decision from DIBP yesterday. The worst part is I got 3 years ban from applying any visa to Australia. This happens as a result of employment letter which could not be verified. God will grant everyone expecting his/her visa on this platform. I would get immigration lawyer in Aussie so the ban could be waived cos my Aussie partner will be in Naija for marriage so I'll file for spouse visa I know you feel terrible about the visa rejection but you should've seen this coming. After a certain age, going to TAFE is suspicious especially if you already have a bachelors plus years of work experience. The education industry is a major source of revenue for the Australian Govt, they are more interested in Intl students going to Universities to pay exorbitant tuition fees than people using TAFE as a decoy to enter their country. This is why TAFE has a low approval rate, their tuition fees are low and most of the students don't have genuine intentions. People here have asked you about the true state of your employment letter but you've ignored the questions. If you applied with fake documents, don't waste your time and money to get an immigration lawyer, the 3 years ban won't be waived. You have to wait for 3 years before applying for any visa, including spousal visa. The ban is only waived for people who overstayed their visas (even this is very difficult to get), not people who used fake docs. Plus getting married soon after the student visa rejection reeks of desperation, and won't help your application at all. So you have to plan carefully to avoid further bans.
I usually don't bother about this sort of posts. But I'm trying to correct the impression that if an application is denied and the applicant banned, getting an immigration lawyer will solve the problem. No it won't. I'm also concerned about the way you simplified the ban, as if you're encouraging other applicants to use fake docs. Visa applicants should use genuine docs and avoid using TAFE COE at all cost.
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| Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by Cottyekundayo(m): 2:11am On Jun 16, 2017 |
santity100:
LOL. Reliable source, you mean one of the case officers in Pretoria ? That might false because everyone knows they will verify your documents to the least.
Simple reason for the delay is because of flooding of applications for study visa during this period. I have never seen so many people apply for Australia visa before.
Lots of Nigerians got study visas late last year and this February, this has encourage lots of applicants to submit more especially those that have been refused by Canada in the past.
Most Nigerians that got the visa during that period didn't go to the schools and most just transferred to other schools.
The pretoria office also process study visas for Nigerians and west africans living in diaspora
More Nigerians are desperate to travel abroad recently and most are seeking study route.
The same office also process study visa for other applicants from other countries, so it's a lot of work and it will take grace and quality of applications to get grants this July 2017
Bad news is that lots of applications will be denied this July 2017 and it has started happening. There are lots of reasons to refuse a study visa and the flooding by applicants won't help genuine applicants.
I will advise applicants to apply for a course that is related to their education and experience.
The purpose of study visa is for you to go and study and not PR. If you want PR, there are lots of options in skill select.
These case officers are south Africans, they are smart and they know us, you can't have a background in economics or cooking and you submitting visa application for bsc nursing.
Most people want PR, but don't tailor your study visa applications towards that line.
At least keep your intentions for PR untill you get your visa.
All the best.
Good thinking= Good product.
Bros, you no lie
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| Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by Cottyekundayo(m): 2:25am On Jun 16, 2017 |
Seajae:
Good evening fam. Please I wanna know if a fixed deposit of 8 million naira would be good enough for SOA that is after paying for part of the school feels and others? Also can anybody help me with a template of what the affidavit of the sponsor that is bringing the SOA would look like.
Please any answer to my questions would be appreciated. About #8 been ok. I think yes. So long it is genuine and it is even after payment of the fees which will definitely reflect on the statement. About affidavit of sponsor, have you tried Google ? Moreover, i think you can swear that in a court. Just go with your sponsor and I think a passport photograph 1 Like |
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| Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by boboyi247(m): 4:19am On Jun 16, 2017 |
Fishlink:
Exactly 29 days from day of lodging application
and how many times did they requested for additional documents from u? |
| Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by santity100: 5:04am On Jun 16, 2017 |
Seajae:
Good evening fam. Please I wanna know if a fixed deposit of 8 million naira would be good enough for SOA that is after paying for part of the school feels and others? Also can anybody help me with a template of what the affidavit of the sponsor that is bringing the SOA would look like.
Please any answer to my questions would be appreciated. The major thing you thing to tackle after the soa of 8m is the documentary evidence of the source of that funds and guarantee that more can still come from there while studying to support you. |
| Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by Jiggsbaby: 5:11am On Jun 16, 2017 |
Seajae:
Good evening fam. Please I wanna know if a fixed deposit of 8 million naira would be good enough for SOA that is after paying for part of the school feels and others? Also can anybody help me with a template of what the affidavit of the sponsor that is bringing the SOA would look like.
Please any answer to my questions would be appreciated. no if it's college yes |
| Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by Jiggsbaby: 5:12am On Jun 16, 2017 |
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| Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by diego2015(m): 5:52am On Jun 16, 2017 |
JewelStone:
I know you feel terrible about the visa rejection but you should've seen this coming. After a certain age, going to TAFE is suspicious especially if you already have a bachelors plus years of work experience. The education industry is a major source of revenue for the Australian Govt, they are more interested in Intl students going to Universities to pay exorbitant tuition fees than people using TAFE as a decoy to enter their country. This is why TAFE has a low approval rate, their tuition fees are low and most of the students don't have genuine intentions.
People here have asked you about the true state of your employment letter but you've ignored the questions. If you applied with fake documents, don't waste your time and money to get an immigration lawyer, the 3 years ban won't be waived. You have to wait for 3 years before applying for any visa, including spousal visa. The ban is only waived for people who overstayed their visas (even this is very difficult to get), not people who used fake docs. Plus getting married soon after the student visa rejection reeks of desperation, and won't help your application at all. So you have to plan carefully to avoid further bans.
I usually don't bother about this sort of posts. But I'm trying to correct the impression that if an application is denied and the applicant banned, getting an immigration lawyer will solve the problem. No it won't. I'm also concerned about the way you simplified the ban, as if you're encouraging other applicants to use fake docs.
Visa applicants should use genuine docs and avoid using TAFE COE at all cost.
jewel plz can you clarify me an the issue of sponsors, can someone who doesn't bear the same surname with an applicant, sponsor? Will his soa scale thru? |
| Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by Seajae: 8:49am On Jun 16, 2017 |
santity100:
The major thing you thing to tackle after the soa of 8m is the documentary evidence of the source of that funds and guarantee that more can still come from there while studying to support you. Yes the person is willing to add pays slips as proof of income in the affidavit. Cottyekundayo:
About #8 been ok. I think yes. So long it is genuine and it is even after payment of the fees which will definitely reflect on the statement.
About affidavit of sponsor, have you tried Google ? Moreover, i think you can swear that in a court. Just go with your sponsor and I think a passport photograph It is genuine Alright but the payment of the school won't be from the fixed account. It'd be paid separately but payslips with the company letter head would be attached to prove the genuineness. Would it be a red flag if the fees payment comes from a different account that isn't the account of the SOA? |
| Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by phemmy28(m): 9:07am On Jun 16, 2017 |
Whats the policy on dependents immigration after the primary applicant is granted visa  We are trying to get a study visa for my wife for masters in public health, she has a medical degree from ukraine already. Thing is we were thinking that we would all be able to go together, Her, myself and the two kids. So now we hear that she has to apply alone and go first and after about a month, myself and the kids can now apply as dependants with reference to the visa given to my wife. Looking for advice, she has her admission and just waiting for CoE to make the visa application. Thanks. |
| Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by santity100: 9:07am On Jun 16, 2017 |
Seajae:
Yes the person is willing to add pays slips as proof of income in the affidavit.
It is genuine Alright but the payment of the school won't be from the fixed account. It'd be paid separately but payslips with the company letter head would be attached to prove the genuineness. Would it be a red flag if the fees payment comes from a different account that isn't the account of the SOA?
It doesn't matter where you pay your fee from. It seems you not linking these properly. You mentioning payslips means the sponsor is employed. 1) why you not attaching the salary account of the sponsor to show his salary ? 2) in whose name is the fixed deposit ? 3) what's the relationship between you and the sponsor ? 2 Likes |
| Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by mctowel01: 9:16am On Jun 16, 2017 |
@Jewelstone... Very blunt and honest response. 2 Likes |
| Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by Seajae: 10:11am On Jun 16, 2017 |
santity100:
It doesn't matter where you pay your fee from.
It seems you not linking these properly.
You mentioning payslips means the sponsor is employed.
1) why you not attaching the salary account of the sponsor to show his salary ?
The salary account does not have enough funds in it as it stands but I would sure advise her to include it for clarity.
2) in whose name is the fixed deposit ?
The fixed deposit is in the name of the sponsor too.
3) what's the relationship between you and the sponsor ?
Sponsor is my uncle's wife. She would include the salary account in the affidavit of support. God bless you abundantly
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| Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by santity100: 10:31am On Jun 16, 2017 |
[quote author=Seajae post=57567259][/quote]
Sincere this is a tough one.
Without even looking at your other circumstances like your age, course, your personal present situation in Nigeria, I will advise you not to apply with these kind of evidence.
It is not convincing and there is high probability it won't fly. |
| Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by Jiggsbaby: 10:57am On Jun 16, 2017 |
santity100:
Sincere this is a tough one.
Without even looking at your other circumstances like your age, course, your personal present situation in Nigeria, I will advise you not to apply with these kind of evidence.
It is not convincing and there is high probability it won't fly.
It would fly once a court has stamped the affidavit |
| Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by Seajae: 11:09am On Jun 16, 2017 |
Jiggsbaby:
It would fly once a court has stamped the affidavit Oh thank you fam. This is reassuring. Thank you for your inputs as well santity100 |
| Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by Fishlink(m): 11:20am On Jun 16, 2017 |
JewelStone:
I know you feel terrible about the visa rejection but you should've seen this coming. After a certain age, going to TAFE is suspicious especially if you already have a bachelors plus years of work experience. The education industry is a major source of revenue for the Australian Govt, they are more interested in Intl students going to Universities to pay exorbitant tuition fees than people using TAFE as a decoy to enter their country. This is why TAFE has a low approval rate, their tuition fees are low and most of the students don't have genuine intentions.
People here have asked you about the true state of your employment letter but you've ignored the questions. If you applied with fake documents, don't waste your time and money to get an immigration lawyer, the 3 years ban won't be waived. You have to wait for 3 years before applying for any visa, including spousal visa. The ban is only waived for people who overstayed their visas (even this is very difficult to get), not people who used fake docs. Plus getting married soon after the student visa rejection reeks of desperation, and won't help your application at all. So you have to plan carefully to avoid further bans.
I usually don't bother about this sort of posts. But I'm trying to correct the impression that if an application is denied and the applicant banned, getting an immigration lawyer will solve the problem. No it won't. I'm also concerned about the way you simplified the ban, as if you're encouraging other applicants to use fake docs.
Visa applicants should use genuine docs and avoid using TAFE COE at all cost.
Well spoken! On what ground did I encourage other to use fake documents. I have all my documents genuine and confirmed including bank statements worth of 25 million sitting there. The whole mess was from agent cos all corresponding information is being sent to him. Fine the DIBP email him for my employment letter and he's suppose to bring to my awareness then I'll get it solve as I work in a private company. But all he did is take decision to make forge of his hoping they won't verify it. Unknowingly the sent a rep to visit there and I don't even know which company he used until he got another mail asking for comment about the non genuine documents. House, I'm only sharing my experience for others to learn and avoid anything bogus so as not to fall victim. That's all! God help us all as we journey in life.... One Love 4 Likes |
| Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by Seajae: 11:30am On Jun 16, 2017 |
Fishlink:
Well spoken! On what ground did I encourage other to use fake documents. I have all my documents genuine and confirmed including bank statements worth of 25 million sitting there. The whole mess was from agent cos all corresponding information is being sent to him. Fine the DIBP email him for my employment letter and he's suppose to bring to my awareness then I'll get it solve as I work in a private company. But all he did is take decision to make forge of his hoping they won't verify it. Unknowingly the sent a rep to visit there and I don't even know which company he used until he got another mail asking for comment about the non genuine documents. House, I'm only sharing my experience for others to learn and avoid anything bogus so as not to fall victim. That's all! God help us all as we journey in life.... One Love You could try schengen countries too brother or USA. Now you know using an agent causes more harm than good unless it's the one assigned by the embassy. Good luck in your future endeavors and I promise you'd laugh last. 4 Likes |
| Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by KVickky(f): 11:52am On Jun 16, 2017 |
Fishlink:
Well spoken! On what ground did I encourage other to use fake documents. I have all my documents genuine and confirmed including bank statements worth of 25 million sitting there. The whole mess was from agent cos all corresponding information is being sent to him. Fine the DIBP email him for my employment letter and he's suppose to bring to my awareness then I'll get it solve as I work in a private company. But all he did is take decision to make forge of his hoping they won't verify it. Unknowingly the sent a rep to visit there and I don't even know which company he used until he got another mail asking for comment about the non genuine documents. House, I'm only sharing my experience for others to learn and avoid anything bogus so as not to fall victim. That's all! God help us all as we journey in life.... One Love Sorry for the delay Better opportunities will come.. How come he dint tell you.. plus you should really put up his company or contact so others dont fall a victim if you dint know.. also who informed you they sent a rep? |
| Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by santity100: 12:23pm On Jun 16, 2017 |
Jiggsbaby:
It would fly once a court has stamped the affidavit That's very funny. Because of 250 naira stamped letter with flimsy evidences ? How will it fly when it contravenes most requirements required for sppnsorship. I will advise you to repackage again and not waste this chance My advice though |
| Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by jessicaeku: 12:29pm On Jun 16, 2017 |
DIBP Shuts down their site 
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| Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by lakola: 12:55pm On Jun 16, 2017 |
jessicaeku:
DIBP Shuts down their site
Ma/Sir that is not a shutdown. They gave a time period it will last and be re opened. Possibly they are working on the site. Bear with them |
| Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by Titobabe: 1:10pm On Jun 16, 2017 |
Seriously...... Don't know they do this Fishlink:
Well spoken! On what ground did I encourage other to use fake documents. I have all my documents genuine and confirmed including bank statements worth of 25 million sitting there. The whole mess was from agent cos all corresponding information is being sent to him. Fine the DIBP email him for my employment letter and he's suppose to bring to my awareness then I'll get it solve as I work in a private company. But all he did is take decision to make forge of his hoping they won't verify it. Unknowingly the sent a rep to visit there and I don't even know which company he used until he got another mail asking for comment about the non genuine documents. House, I'm only sharing my experience for others to learn and avoid anything bogus so as not to fall victim. That's all! God help us all as we journey in life.... One Love |
| Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by Cottyekundayo(m): 1:18pm On Jun 16, 2017 |
Fishlink:
Well spoken! On what ground did I encourage other to use fake documents. I have all my documents genuine and confirmed including bank statements worth of 25 million sitting there. The whole mess was from agent cos all corresponding information is being sent to him. Fine the DIBP email him for my employment letter and he's suppose to bring to my awareness then I'll get it solve as I work in a private company. But all he did is take decision to make forge of his hoping they won't verify it. Unknowingly the sent a rep to visit there and I don't even know which company he used until he got another mail asking for comment about the non genuine documents. House, I'm only sharing my experience for others to learn and avoid anything bogus so as not to fall victim. That's all! God help us all as we journey in life.... One Love Fucking agents .please werin be them name make we avoid stories that touch the heart o |
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| Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by Seajae: 3:26pm On Jun 16, 2017 |
santity100:
That's very funny. Because of 250 naira stamped letter with flimsy evidences ?
How will it fly when it contravenes most requirements required for sppnsorship.
I will advise you to repackage again and not waste this chance
My advice though
Please could you clarify better on this as regards to my case? Is it that my uncle's wife can't be my sponsor or that her finances can't be backed up? |
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