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Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by tunlex01(m): 4:06pm On May 07
Mastermindx:


For a project manager with professional qualification like PMP, Prince2 and salesforce cert.

Can I go ahead and assess 491 or 186?
I have 2 years experience
Not really, depends on your qualifications and university, the anzsco code of the oxccupation you want to nominate
Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by tunlex01(m): 4:07pm On May 07
DIVFAVOR:
Good day House,
Please, I need your direction on the best pathway and assessing body I can choose.

I am 41years and i have my masters degree in process engineering and degree in chemical engineering.
I have over 7years work experience as a maintenance planner.

I am married and my wife is 33years has a degree in library and information science and and over 5years experience in administrative operations with a Nigeria company with no proof of payslips and tax details.

But, I can show all my documents.

Please, which is the best pathway and assessing body for me?

I will be glad to hear from our experts.

Thank you

Check which occupation you want to nominate. Nomination has been scarce for engineering occupations these days.
Guide to check your occupation and ANZSCO code:

Visit www.anzscosearch.com
You may need to register on the website to view the details below
Desktop:
1. Select ‘Lists’ at the top of the webpage.
2. Click 'Skilled Occupation List'
3. You will see about 500 occupations on the list.
4. Keep scrolling till you find occupation(s) that align to what you do.
5. Click the 6 digits ‘ANZSCO' code on the left. It will load the full page
6. Select 'ANZSCO' and scroll to tasks.
7. Check if the tasks relate to what you do.

Mobile
Click the hamburger icon (3 horizontal lines)
Select 'Lists' > 'Lists 2023-24' > Skilled Occupation List
Follow steps 3-7 above.

You may find more than 1 occupation.
Revert here with the occupation(s) and the Anzsco code(s)
Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by Mastermindx: 7:51pm On May 07
tunlex01:

Not really, depends on your qualifications and university, the anzsco code of the oxccupation you want to nominate

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Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by tunlex01(m): 5:11pm On May 10
Mastermindx:


ANZSCO 135112
ICT project manager
2 YOE
No degree
Without a degree, you will need 8 years experience to go through RPL.
Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by bellong: 11:17am On May 14
Fumlyn:
If i eventually make it Australia, @Bellong, i will look for you and give you your flowers because what in the selflessness is this??

I've been reading from the first thread in 2016 and it beats me every time that you are still replying in 2024....ahhh God bless you. Your kind is very rare and i couldn't hold back. I am still finding my foot through this process but i just needed to say this. Again, God bless you and may you never lack help!!!!!

Amen. Thank you.

A candle doesn't lose its light by lighting others.

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Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by bellong: 11:20am On May 14
DIVFAVOR:
Good day House,
Please, I need your direction on the best pathway and assessing body I can choose.

I am 41years and i have my masters degree in process engineering and degree in chemical engineering.
I have over 7years work experience as a maintenance planner.

I am married and my wife is 33years has a degree in library and information science and and over 5years experience in administrative operations with a Nigeria company with no proof of payslips and tax details.

But, I can show all my documents.

Please, which is the best pathway and assessing body for me?

I will be glad to hear from our experts.

Thank you

Your wife would have been the better applicant based on her age. Unfortunately, she doesn't have the requisite documents and experience to push through.

For you, check the occupation list to find one that aligns with your experience.
Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by MARKETfund: 12:56pm On May 15
bellong:


Amen. Thank you.

A candle doesn't lose its light by lighting others.
Boss, please I need your opinion here.

I'm 42, and my wife turned 31 this week Monday. We also have 7 months old baby.

Cos of her age, I feel she should be the primary applicant. She has upper credit HND in Industrial Safety Technology from Petroleum Training Institute Nigeria (2016), and 2nd class upper degree in Occupational Health, Safety and Environment from Middlesex University, London (2018).

Problem is she's working as a data analyst in one foreign organisation in Nigeria after finishing a program in data analysis since safety work wasn't forthcoming.

From the skill occupation list, I saw 'Occupational health and safety Adviser". And she meets the requirements except for work experience in that field.

Here is my question specifically: An uncle of hers who has a dredging license is willing to issue her a backdated job offer letter with payslip (note that his company is not really functional for some 3 years now). Another friend of mine who is into real estate is also willing to offer the same favour. Please, do you think it will scale through or what do you advise, my boss?

Also, her professional membership certification like NEBOSH Int'l general certificate do you think it will increase her chances?

It's stated in the anzsco that registration or licensing may be required. What do they mean by that, please?

Thanks

Cc: tunlex01
Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by Luyi2015: 11:57pm On May 15
Please house I need some assistance. Working on assessing as food technologist with Vetassess please can someone who has gone through this path assist with a sample report. Thanks for the help
Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by Ultimate4life: 5:17pm On May 18
Please house, as part of my requirements for TRA self employed assessment. How many months statement of account I would need.
Thanks
Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by tunlex01(m): 3:57pm On May 19
Luyi2015:
Please house I need some assistance. Working on assessing as food technologist with Vetassess please can someone who has gone through this path assist with a sample report. Thanks for the help
Laboratory report is not a compulsory document. If you must provide one, just provide any food research related report you prepared and send to Vetassess. There is noo specific format.
Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by tunlex01(m): 3:58pm On May 19
Ultimate4life:
Please house, as part of my requirements for TRA self employed assessment. How many months statement of account I would need.
Thanks
the entire period you are presenting.
Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by damiontop: 4:11pm On May 19
Hello house, Please do i need to have 65points before i submit an EOI for subclass 491 regional & subclass 190? because the only thing holding me back at the moment is PTE results.. pls i need your reply ASAP! thanks n God bless
Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by dongc(m): 4:43pm On May 19
damiontop:
Hello house, Please do i need to have 65points before i submit an EOI for subclass 491 regional & subclass 190? because the only thing holding me back at the moment is PTE results.. pls i need your reply ASAP! thanks n God bless

Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by damiontop: 5:06pm On May 19
*Thanks for the reply. My issue is that i will need to score 79+ in PTE exam for me to attain 65points, but i can easily attain 65+ in the PTE exam according to my present performance, which is in english proficient level that gives me a total of 55points(in EOI) when checking my eligibility.pls i want to know if i can submit an EOI with 55points for subclass 149 knowing i'll be given 15 extra points from the province/state? do i need to have 65points before putting in my EOI?*
dongc:


Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by dongc(m): 5:21pm On May 19
damiontop:
*Thanks for the reply. My issue is that i will need to score 79+ in PTE exam for me to attain 65points, but i can easily attain 65+ in the PTE exam according to my present performance, which is in english proficient level that gives me a total of 55points(in EOI) when checking my eligibility.pls i want to know if i can submit an EOI with 55points for subclass 149 knowing i'll be given 15 extra points from the province/state? do i need to have 65points before putting in my EOI?*

Honestly I don't know...I am sure there are many people knowledgeable enough in this page that help with an answer...

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Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by u3fine(m): 7:06pm On May 19
Yes you can submit. The 65 points include the state or regional nominations. So in your case, you can only submit for 491 which will take your total points to 70 if they nominate you.
damiontop:
*Thanks for the reply. My issue is that i will need to score 79+ in PTE exam for me to attain 65points, but i can easily attain 65+ in the PTE exam according to my present performance, which is in english proficient level that gives me a total of 55points(in EOI) when checking my eligibility.pls i want to know if i can submit an EOI with 55points for subclass 149 knowing i'll be given 15 extra points from the province/state? do i need to have 65points before putting in my EOI?*
Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by Debymayor: 10:06pm On May 19
Greetings,

I must say I learnt a lot from your answers. Pls I also need some clarifications.

I have been looking towards Canada but my spouse recently got a link for Australia through a friend. It's going to be a one year visit visa, we were told that after few months, the visa can be converted to PR for a couple of years,. Pls is this really feasible ?

What do you advice? I and my spouse are both laboratory scientists.

Will be looking forward to your response
mamatwiny:


From your terms, I can see you also came from Canada thread so let me use it to relate to you;

189 is like the straight ita on Canada thread, when you get your grant ( PPr in Canada) you can reside anywhere in Australia, but unlike Canada not all jobs groups ( SOL in Aussie, NOc in canny) can apply for this 189. Your Job must be listed on MLTSOL ( meaning jobs that Australia will be needing for a long time) . If your occupation is listed on STSol or ROL ( short term sol or region sol) you can only apply for 190 or 491. 190 is like provincial nomination in Canada while 491 is like Atlantic migration just that you will not be needing a job offer before application like in Canada. 189 is very competitive even for the MTSol occupation, so if your point is not high enough90 and above, it is advised you apply for 190 or 491.

Like Canada provincial nomination, Australia states have their minimum requirements and occupations in demand. You have to visit the states website to know if your occupation is in demand there, if yes, you also know the requirements and method of application. Also note that Aussie is point based similar to Canada.
Saskatchewan province in Canadahas a special grid/ ranking , so does ACT have Canberra matrix.

The first step to apply is to get your skill assessment. For Canada, you write your ielts and do your ECA, but Australia own is more advanced than just ECA. Each occupation group has its own accessing body. You have to check the assessing body for your occupation, go to their website and check their requirements. Some require English competency like ielts, or pte academic ( eg EA and the body for teachers) while some do not. Others like TRA require minimum of 3 years experience in the occupation you want to assess. These assessment body in addition to assessing your experience, also assess you qualifications and relevance to the job occupation . For some of these bodies, they deduct 2 to 6 years from your work experience if your qualification is not relevant to the job function, ( eg ACS and Vetasses) while some others it is outright negative outcome ( eg TRA). This is the first major hurdle in processing Australia skilled migration visa.

If you get a possitive assessment, you have to enter the skill select pool by creating account there. In skill select, you can create many profiles unlike in Canada Express entry pool. In Canada, lots of ppl select interested in any province for nomination, but in Australia, you create separate expression of interest ( eoi) for each of the provinces that nominate your occupation. If you receive invite, you apply by submitting your documents. After that comes the nomination. With the nomination, you apply to DHA which is equivalent to CIC in Canada.
After some months ranging from 7 months to over 1year after application ( for 190 or 189) visa, the grant comes ( PPr in Canny) grin grin grin. In that grant, you will see your initial entry date ( IED), try to enter Aussie b4 this date.

Now, Aussie application is expensive compared to Canada. You should budget like 2 to 3m for processing/ application fees if you have a family of 3 from skill assessment to grant.

After you get grant, budget from 800k to 1.3m for flight for 1 person.

When you reach your destination, accommodation is another thing. Rent is calculated weekly. Don't fret, it is similar to Canny. Regional areas are cheaper.

When you scale all these, the sky is your starting point as Australia has almost the highest minimum wage in the world.

To answer the last question, they say 491 is the new gold as the competition for 190 is stiff and provinces prefer to give 190 to ppl already working and residing in their state,that does not mean you cannot go ahead and apply for 190 if your points are high enough.

With these few points of mine, I hope I have been able to convince and not confuse you that......
grin grin grin





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Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by Franka1991: 6:58pm On May 20
Hello,please I need advice on how to start Australia immigration process .I'm a HND holder in civil engineering ,I have 5 years working experience but not in my area of study .please how do I start the process .
Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by Franka1991: 7:06pm On May 20
Hello,please I need advice on how to start Australia immigration process .I'm a HND holder in civil engineering ,I have years working experience but not in my area of study .please how do I start the process
Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by Franka1991: 7:06pm On May 20
Hello,please I need advice on how to start Australia immigration process .I'm a HND holder in civil engineering ,I have 5 years working experience but not in my area of study .please how do I start the process
Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by Chukdobz20: 3:23am On May 21
Hi Team,

Anyone in IT access their skills from https://www.acs.org.au/ Australian computer society

Can you share your experience
Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by tunlex01(m): 2:50pm On May 21
Debymayor:
Greetings,

I must say I learnt a lot from your answers. Pls I also need some clarifications.

I have been looking towards Canada but my spouse recently got a link for Australia through a friend. It's going to be a one year visit visa, we were told that after few months, the visa can be converted to PR for a couple of years,. Pls is this really feasible ?

What do you advice? I and my spouse are both laboratory scientists.

Will be looking forward to your response

Visitor visa to PR? If na so e easy, everyone go don do am. The suffer head no go finish. You both have lucrative occupations and instead of going through skilled visa, you want to go through visitor visa (paying huge amount I presume)....Run as fast as your leg can take you and stick to going through skilled visa

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Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by tunlex01(m): 2:58pm On May 21
Franka1991:
Hello,please I need advice on how to start Australia immigration process .I'm a HND holder in civil engineering ,I have 5 years working experience but not in my area of study .please how do I start the process .
what do you do for work
Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by tunlex01(m): 2:58pm On May 21
Chukdobz20:
Hi Team,

Anyone in IT access their skills from https://www.acs.org.au/ Australian computer society

Can you share your experience
Assess*

what would you like to know?
Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by Chukdobz20: 7:09pm On May 21
tunlex01:

Assess*

what would you like to know?

Thanks for correcting my typo.

I have non IT degree

I have a couple of vendor certifications

I have over all close to 6 years IT work experience from technical support/service desk, network security , network Operations, network administration.

If you apply for assessment via recognition of prior learning. What are my chances of being successful.

I researched the procedure but will be difficult to get the approved format for verifying employment. I have employment letters, payslips, termination letters. But i saw ACS have a format which must be used to verify employment.

I am just confused 😕
Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by Debymayor: 10:16am On May 22
Greetings. Thanks for your response. I don dey reason the matter since, I say make I run meet my NL people as I really doubt it despite the 100% assurance we are been given.




tunlex01:


Visitor visa to PR? If na so e easy, everyone go don do am. The suffer head no go finish. You both have lucrative occupations and instead of going through skilled visa, you want to go through visitor visa (paying huge amount I presume)....Run as fast as your leg can take you and stick to going through skilled visa

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Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by Maria96: 11:46am On May 22
Debymayor:

Greetings. Thanks for your response. I don dey reason the matter since, I say make I run meet my NL people as I really doubt it despite the 100% assurance we are been given.




be honest with yourself have you seen a regular person that got Australia tourist visa or converted tourist visa to work visa.
Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by Debymayor: 12:05pm On May 22
No.



Maria96:
be honest with yourself have you seen a regular person that got Australia tourist visa or converted tourist visa to work visa.
Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by Franka1991: 9:18pm On May 22
tunlex01:

what do you do for work
I work as an engineer in an oil and gas well servicing firm
Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by DJMJ(m): 4:32pm On May 23
Franka1991:
Hello,please I need advice on how to start Australia immigration process .I'm a HND holder in civil engineering ,I have years working experience but not in my area of study .please how do I start the process
If you can describe your job function a bit? Are you in the cementing unit Or drilling? Or maintenance? Job function and then one can be able to say what next
Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by blackbriar: 2:58am On May 24
Franka1991:
Hello,please I need advice on how to start Australia immigration process .I'm a HND holder in civil engineering ,I have 5 years working experience but not in my area of study .please how do I start the process .

Firt you need assement with Engineers Australia.

You need to do a competency Demostartion Report.
https://www.engineersaustralia.org.au/publications/prepare-your-migration-skills-assessment-application

Sadly, yoiu have a HND, whihc means your AQF level will be AQF level 5.
It does not matter. Just do your assessment and get your points.

If you have an MBA or pMP it might be helpful as well.

Start from there and ohh (IELTS or TOEFL)

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