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Re: General Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa Through Skilled Migration. by zanyzara: 9:18am On Oct 22, 2017
folorunso9:
Thanks guys,

If I'm clear, I should only access with TRA?


Yes please.

Zany.
Re: General Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa Through Skilled Migration. by zanyzara: 9:45am On Oct 22, 2017
victree4:
My first question is will EA assess me as a professional engineer?

It depends on how well written your CDR is.

Secondly, are they likely to approve my chosen employment nomination?

You will be assessed against the competency standard of occupational category specified by you, however, you may be considered against a lower category if you are assessed as not suitable for your nominated category. In short, write a convincing CDR.

Thirdly, In addition to my IT experience, I have some unaccountable experience on the same field in a contracting company. Can I make reference to the companies on my cdr when writing about some projects I carried out? even though Im not including any proofs that I worked with them. (remember I'm not claiming points for experience)

If you based any episode on your engineering work in a company, you need to provide documentary evidence except for IT, youth service.

Fourthly, I don't really know the difference between cdr and career episodes. But do I need to write career episodes since I'm not claiming points for experience?

A career episode is a documented component of your engineering education and/or work experience.

A CDR is the "collections" of your career episodes.

Mathematically, 3 career episodes = 1 CDR cheesy


Finally, when making payment on EA, am I to pay for CDR +
Relevant Skilled Employment Assessment,? or only CDR

Since you are not claiming work experience you will pay for standard CDR only.
See response above.

Zany.

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Re: General Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa Through Skilled Migration. by Azy123(m): 10:16am On Oct 22, 2017
1) Yes it is possible for you to get a positive assessment for a 4 year course with 2 years experience.

2) You will need to get the assessment 1st to be sure your 4 years degree ( If a Nigerian degree) is assessed as equivalent to Australian degree to claim 15 points. If you are only able to get 65 points your chances for Computer Network and System Engineer is slim next to nothing actually. You will have a better chance if you nominate a less competitive occupation not on Prorata e.g ICT security Specialist (newly added to the 189 list) if you are willing to spend the money for a review just in case you get a negative at first but I think it is worth the try as 65 would be enough for you.

3) With Computer Network Engineer, so far no state is sending out invite though they are sponsoring and we have apply since forever. But for other less competitve occupation people got invite.

Oz18:
Hello house,

Thanks to everyone that has contributed to this thread, every information shared matters. Please I will like to clarify few things and I'd appreciate if the gurus can help your loyal boy


Age 30
Bsc Computer science (4 years)
Years of experience 2 years
Plan to write my English test soon


1. Can I get a positive assessment for a 4 year course in Computer science with 2 years experience
2. The highest I can get is 65 points if my assessment is positive. Age(30 points), Bsc Degree(15 points), Experience(0 point). If score maximum point(20 points) in English test. What are the chances of being invited with 65 points if I nominate Computer Network and Systems Engineer.
3. What are the chances of getting state sponsorship

Just want to make sure I'm on the right pathway. Pls anyone with tips should share....thanks

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Re: General Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa Through Skilled Migration. by catchdwind4rmkd(m): 10:28am On Oct 22, 2017
Hi,

In addition to what Zany has said;

Based on your degree and duration of study, you're very likely to be assessed positively as a Professional Engineer.
However, this greatly depends on how strong your CDR is because even those with 5yr engineering degree still get assessed as Technologist due to below par CDRs.

Please take advantage of every opportunity available to you;
Get in touch with @Jamson @McTowel01 @Bnimz et al for proper guidance on your best option and fastest route to PR.
They all have same degree as you and were assessed positively.

Your choice of occupation shouldn't be based merely on your experience but most importantly on the occupation for which you stand a better chance of receiving ITA. You need to compare Telecoms Engr and Electronics Engr in terms of Competitiveness and go with whichever one that can guarantee you ITA asap with 65 points. You can prepare your career episodes from your undergraduate projects and possibly complete it with your NYSC experience.

Please DON'T use any project from work experiences that you can't support with adequate documentary evidence.

It's great to know you can get 20 points from English. So, you're already more than half way to PR.

Career Episode is just a concise report on a project you completed in your nominated or closely related occupation.

CDR is a Competency Demonstration Report; it's an assessment pathway for degrees that don't fall under any of the accord agreements.
To submit a complete CDR, you'd need
Three (3) Career episodes
One (1) Professional Engineer Summary
A Resume
in addition to all supporting documents and proof of ID.

victree4:

I have a b.eng in elect/elect here in Nigeria and I specialized in the electronics option @ final year. It's a 5 years course. SINCE IT days and post-graduation, my career his been facing the telecommunications sector. I am able to get 20 points from English exam so I'm not claiming points for experience. And again, I will be able to write a very good cdr on the telecommunications field I have little experience on (fiber-to-the-home) or FTTH for short. So I'm nominating telecommunications network engineer which requires a professional engineer assessment from EA.

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Re: General Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa Through Skilled Migration. by victree4: 10:35am On Oct 22, 2017
Thanks @catchdwind4rmkd and @zanyzara
It's all clear now.
God bless.

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Re: General Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa Through Skilled Migration. by Azy123(m): 10:44am On Oct 22, 2017
ACS guys and all. Do you know anyone with positive assessment as ICT Security Specialist? Please help with sample Job description for guidance to increase chances of getting a positive assessment as I am considering re-assessment as ICT security Specialist. Still taking English test though but 79+ in speaking is becoming really difficult for me 5th Attempt already.

cc: sesal, desgin, disectur, doyen06, alphadoor,ZoeW, Vinsmuft, bolaobby etc

cc: belong and all.

Thanks

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Re: General Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa Through Skilled Migration. by lanre92: 11:18am On Oct 22, 2017
Hello @all and greetings to the gurus in the house, @bellong, @zanyzara, @catchdwind4rmkd et al.

I came across this thread yesterday and it was very much on point for me. I've started reading from the first page since then. Thanks for the huge information been dished out here. Here is my profile.

M.Eng. Elect/Elect. Engr, BSc. Elect/Elect., Age 33, 6+ Experience in an Telecom Engineering firm. A family of 5 (3 kids)
I plan to write my PTE exam soon and apply for assessment through Engineer Australia EA. I am hopeful to get assessment as professional engineer so as to take the 189 PR route as learnt from the first page of this thread. However, I need some clarifications regarding the financial implication of this hustle because things are a bit tight now. After paying for PTE and paying for Engineer Australia assessment, what other costs do I still need to cover to get the 189 Visa? I read in some pages people asking of statement of account, assets, visa payment etc. Please I need to know these before make PTE payment, being sure to know I'm capable of executing this financially. Your swift response in this regard will be appreciated.

Cc @bellong, zanyzara, catchdwind4rmkd, Azy123
Re: General Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa Through Skilled Migration. by Alphadoor: 11:51am On Oct 22, 2017
lanre92:
Hello @all and greetings to the gurus in the house, @bellong, @zanyzara, @catchdwind4rmkd et al.

I came across this thread yesterday and it was very much on point for me. I've started reading from the first page since then. Thanks for the huge information been dished out here. Here is my profile.

M.Eng. Elect/Elect. Engr, BSc. Elect/Elect., Age 33, 6+ Experience in an Telecom Engineering firm. A family of 5 (3 kids)
I plan to write my PTE exam soon and apply for assessment through Engineer Australia EA. I am hopeful to get assessment as professional engineer so as to take the 189 PR route as learnt from the first page of this thread. However, I need some clarifications regarding the financial implication of this hustle because things are a bit tight now. After paying for PTE and paying for Engineer Australia assessment, what other costs do I still need to cover to get the 189 Visa? I read in some pages people asking of statement of account, assets, visa payment etc. Please I need to know these before make PTE payment, being sure to know I'm capable of executing this financially. Your swift response in this regard will be appreciated.

Cc @bellong, zanyzara, catchdwind4rmkd, Azy123

http://www.border.gov.au/Trav/Visa/Visa-1

Your Visa Fee for 5 of you will be USD 6,505.00 @362.5 = N2,358,062.50...
PCC: 5k to 10k
Medicals: 42k Adult... Kids 31k to 37k depending on age
Miscallaneous: from 50k to 500k .........

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Re: General Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa Through Skilled Migration. by suurutu: 12:18pm On Oct 22, 2017
Alphadoor:

http://www.border.gov.au/Trav/Visa/Visa-1

Your Visa Fee for 5 of you will be USD 7,950.00 @362.5 = N2,881,875...
PCC: 5k to 10k
Medicals: 42k Adult... Kids 31k to 37k depending on age
Miscallaneous: from 50k to 500k .........
Visa fee for 5 is USD 6,505.00 @ 362.5= N2,358,062.50
Re: General Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa Through Skilled Migration. by Alphadoor: 12:46pm On Oct 22, 2017
suurutu:

Visa fee for 5 is USD 6,505.00 @ 362.5= N2,358,062.50
noted thanks

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Re: General Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa Through Skilled Migration. by abdullahi45: 3:07pm On Oct 22, 2017
After using the skilled migration calculator, i only have 50 points which
60 is the minimum i guess... What can I do?

What's the minimum work experience i need for the skill migration.? I
have just one year of experience... I have BSc Microbiology

Is Microbiology or Biotechnology on the Australian skills list?

Is there any assessment body that assess one results before applying for
the skilled migration.?

Abeg what's the meaning of CDR please..


Please tell me as much as i need to know Guru, wanted putting in for
student visa before but the Sch fee is too high... What do you advise?

NB: I have TOEFL result of 84/120 and BSc in Microbiology with just a year if experience (NYSC).
Re: General Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa Through Skilled Migration. by Fizzywah(m): 4:17pm On Oct 22, 2017
Alphadoor:
There is likely to be three rounds of invitation this November...!!
1st..... 18th..... and 29th
Hi Alphadoor.... Based on your hunch do you think the points would likely drop to 60 for 2613-13 (Software Engineer) in any of the November rounds? Thanks.
Re: General Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa Through Skilled Migration. by Alphadoor: 5:00pm On Oct 22, 2017
Fizzywah:

Hi Alphadoor.... Based on your hunch do you think the points would likely drop to 60 for 2613-13 (Software Engineer) in any of the November rounds? Thanks.
Not likely to drop sir
Re: General Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa Through Skilled Migration. by mumzt: 5:27pm On Oct 22, 2017
Good evening house,

Congratulations to all who got their ITA and PR. May the joy spread round everyone of us and my you all find favour and grace in the new land.

Please for those that assess with their own privately owned companies, did you have to provide employment letter, payslips and co. Or was photocopies of cheques paid into the company account sufficient. All taxes are paid regularly.

Please gurus in the house, I need help.

Cc @bellong, @zanyzara, @mamajaz, @everyone.
Re: General Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa Through Skilled Migration. by mamajaz(f): 6:01pm On Oct 22, 2017
mumzt:
Good evening house,

Congratulations to all who got their ITA and PR. May the joy spread round everyone of us and my you all find favour and grace in the new land.

Please for those that assess with their own privately owned companies, did you have to provide employment letter, payslips and co. Or was photocopies of cheques paid into the company account sufficient. All taxes are paid regularly.

Please gurus in the house, I need help.

Cc @bellong, @zanyzara, @mamajaz, @everyone.
Private business owners in the house with positive coman help us oh.
Re: General Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa Through Skilled Migration. by nikkyadet: 6:26pm On Oct 22, 2017
I came across this thread recently and it has been informative. A big kudos to everyone.

I have a B.Eng Mech Eng, Age :39 with a family of 4. I am preparing for my ielts exam by next month and I am hoping to get at it as soon as possible because of the age(almost 40).

I am hopeful to be assessed as a professional engineer and I intend to claim work experience as i have 9 years experience in my field.

My questions
1) do I need to pay extra for my work experience to be assessed by EA as well as choosing the fast track option.

2) still a bit confused about the career episode and the CDR.

3) what chances do I have before I get the final response against my next birthday which is in Oct next year. As I am hoping to claim point on the age before I reach the 40yrs mark.

Thank you.
Re: General Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa Through Skilled Migration. by mumzt: 6:47pm On Oct 22, 2017
mamajaz:

Private business owners in the house with positive coman help us oh.

Thank you ma'am.
Re: General Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa Through Skilled Migration. by frank043(m): 7:00pm On Oct 22, 2017
webmaster3:


Got the answer..

Please, what's the answer?

Thanks for your anticipated response.
Re: General Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa Through Skilled Migration. by piusford: 8:55pm On Oct 22, 2017
[quote author=Royal54 post=61621624]He has made everything beautiful in its time.

I give thanks to the LORD, for he is good! His faithful love endures forever.

Congratulations @ Royal54, may you prosper in the land.
Re: General Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa Through Skilled Migration. by Nobody: 10:28pm On Oct 22, 2017
Good evening house,

Please i need help concerning my CDR. I have finished writing it but need an Expert to help check for corrections. I am assessing for Plant Engineer although i have worked as a Maintenance engineer for five years and has a background in Electrical/Electronics Engineering.

Also please, is it compulsory to asses work experince with EA?

If yes, i have reference letter where my HR mentioned that i have five years experience with the company but with no " exact commencement date or completion dates written" . Can it fly?

For the tax returns can i use the lagos state tax card or i need to get the records?

Please kindly help folks.
Re: General Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa Through Skilled Migration. by toslad: 10:55pm On Oct 22, 2017
Congratulations bro.

[quote author=Omooloriredade post=61568192]

Thank you Jesus. All Glory be to God.
Re: General Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa Through Skilled Migration. by toslad: 11:00pm On Oct 22, 2017
Congratulations Royal54. God will go before you.
Re: General Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa Through Skilled Migration. by jamson: 11:03pm On Oct 22, 2017
Royal54:
He has made everything beautiful in its time.

I am also grateful to Catchdwind, Oga Malkinburg, bnimz, Jamson (TM but not Lewin)


grin grin Na so cheesy

Congrats my brother
Re: General Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa Through Skilled Migration. by chuglothen(f): 2:26am On Oct 23, 2017
Good morning House, please should i upload all my job history even those i do not have documentation for?
Or i should only upload for those i have complete documentation on?
Am about submitting my vetassess application
Re: General Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa Through Skilled Migration. by fonseca1929: 5:13am On Oct 23, 2017
[quote author=nikkyadet post=61671299]I came across this thread recently and it has been informative. A big kudos to everyone.

I have a B.Eng Mech Eng, Age :39 with a family of 4. I am preparing for my ielts exam by next month and I am hoping to get at it as soon as possible because of the age(almost 40).

I am hopeful to be assessed as a professional engineer and I intend to claim work experience as i have 9 years experience in my field.

My questions
1) do I need to pay extra for my work experience to be assessed by EA as well as choosing the fast track option.

Ans -Yes and u also pay extra for fast track.some folks just claim experience from DIBP and not the assessment body in order to reduce cost and other reasons.

2) still a bit confused about the career episode and the CDR.
Ans- u did not mention what you are confused about.Having said that,CDR is an acronym for competency demonstration report.It examines not just your job and what you have done in a particular field but also how you have being able to keep abreast with developments in the engineering field.Career episodes is just a subset of CDR.I advice that u peruse the MSA guide and online booking guide for better understanding.

3) what chances do I have before I get the final response against my next birthday which is in Oct next year. As I am hoping to claim point on the age before I reach the 40yrs mark.

Ans-If you have the right documents and points,this process might not take u up to 9months.Kindly work on accruing as much points as possible.

Good luck
Re: General Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa Through Skilled Migration. by emiaby(m): 5:54am On Oct 23, 2017
Good morning good people. Thanks for the wonderful work going on here.
I have been following this thread for a while now as I would love to migrate to Australia through the PR path. I have few things am not cleared on, Please expert in the house help me out.

I have a 5years chemical engineering degree here in Nigeria. I have just over 5years experience in the oil and gas industry as Rig Operations engineer and mud engineer . Am 32 years old with a family of three.

First question- Can I still apply as Chemical engineer or Petroleum Engineering as my experience is under that category?

Secondly, looking at the above I don't know if I can anymore, so I decided the best route will be to go for Engineering Technologist and write a CDR in support of this. Am I correct?

Thirdly, for EA assessment, do I need to assess my skilled experience or just Go for Engineering Technologist category and pay for CDR only ?

Please note, am yet to write IELTS but am planning to do so once i know i can apply for the PR.
Re: General Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa Through Skilled Migration. by folorunso9: 6:22am On Oct 23, 2017
Please bro I need all guidance I could get on this TRA accessment .
go4value:
=OlalekanKad]This is my own opinion. Go TRA if you can spend the money for another assessment. You can get Electrical Technician with your OND and HND easily without stress. You also do not need to leave out your BSC Certificate, include it there. TRA only considers your minimum qualification for the assessment and all other qualifications are just extra. I had a similar case with you. BSC Mechanical, HND Mechanical and OND Mechanical. Successful EA but EA reduce my years of experience so I spent another money on TRA and TRA outcome came with 9 years of experience. Entered EOI with 70 points and ITA came without stress. So my brother go for a less competitive occupation as I know mates with 70 points on Engineering technologist and yet no ITA till date. So go TRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA, your OND and HND is a plus so don't waste it. Also when it comes to visa application, it is not an issue because DIBP already knows you have a BSC and looking inwards, the fact you have a BSC doesn't mean you don't have a skill on a lower level, alot of people are working with their BSC and some already are PHD holders.
@Fuller and @jamson @Olalekakd

Will need your guidance on this TRA assessment, I have C$G electrical and electronics pt 1&2....have pm you
Re: General Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa Through Skilled Migration. by majiouk2002: 8:22am On Oct 23, 2017
emiaby:
Good morning good people. Thanks for the wonderful work going on here.
I have been following this thread for a while now as I would love to migrate to Australia through the PR path. I have few things am not cleared on, Please expert in the house help me out.

I have a 5years chemical engineering degree here in Nigeria. I have just over 5years experience in the oil and gas industry as Rig Operations engineer and mud engineer . Am 32 years old with a family of three.

First question- Can I still apply as Chemical engineer or Petroleum Engineering as my experience is under that category?

Secondly, looking at the above I don't know if I can anymore, so I decided the best route will be to go for Engineering Technologist and write a CDR in support of this. Am I correct?

Thirdly, for EA assessment, do I need to assess my skilled experience or just Go for Engineering Technologist category and pay for CDR only ?

Please note, am yet to write IELTS but am planning to do so once i know i can apply for the PR.

Was in a similar situation. I have BSc and Msc in Chemical engineering and currently practicing as a Reservoir engineer. I SUCCESSFULLY assessed with EA as a chemical engineer and got POSITIVE assessment outcome with my reservoir engineering experience.

Most Important thing to bear in mind while writing your CDR and Job description letter is to bring the Chemical engineering aspect to the fore. Wish you the best of luck.

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Re: General Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa Through Skilled Migration. by Mykelpato(m): 9:23am On Oct 23, 2017
Please Brethren in Australia can someone help connect me to a job with Visa sponsorship (457visa category) I'll be very grateful.
Re: General Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa Through Skilled Migration. by Jbelieve: 10:51am On Oct 23, 2017
spyroxy1:


thanks brother....

contacts on PTE

spyroxy1 + afolaseg = mock test N7500
majiouk2002 = PTE voucher, N51,500

cc:
alphador mamajazz teewhysafe zanyzara kamotisha bimz mactowel bornlegend

Hi for the PTE mock test package, how many test is in the package And how many times can the test be taken? And does the test require internet to practice?
Re: General Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa Through Skilled Migration. by sunylop: 11:13am On Oct 23, 2017
Good Morning fellow nairalanders. I have been following this thread for few weeks now and I ve benefited a lot from questions, comments and answers.. But I need help.. I have B.Eng in Mechanical Engineering with approximately 9yrs fields experience as a certified welding Inspector(cswip 3.1) & Qaqc in oil and gas industry.. I ve searched through Australia job portals and I ve not seen opportunities for welding Inspectors or Qaqc.. Pls someone in the house should pls help with necessary info.. I ve written my English test and I am expecting at least 7 points in each test (IELTS). Which body will do the accesment and what's the minimum criteria..
Re: General Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa Through Skilled Migration. by fatima04: 11:37am On Oct 23, 2017
Thanks so much for this suggestion. God bless
[quote author=bellong post=61646237]@Fatima04,

The person should go with Engineering technologist. However, he/she must be ready to hit above 70points for faster ITA.

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