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Travel / Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by alao1981: 2:48pm On Jan 09, 2022
Yes, you can apply with your family. Indeed, it is advisable you do that because what I have gathered is that a lot of students who went alone and tried to apply for their family to join them had delays in processing visa for their family. If you are not using an agent, the application form online is the same and you will be the primary applicant whilst your family is added as dependents. If you are using an agent, the agent are familiar with filling the forms. You only need to show that you have funds/savings to cover your family since I reckon your scholarship only covers your own expenses. As long as you are able to show proof of funds for your family, you are good to go. Start filling the forms online and you can then send questions on this platform if you run into challenges but I honestly think the form is straightforward. Best.
SolaBee:
Good evening everyone and happy new year!

I am new here and I have gone through the thread, thank you all for all the information. However, I am still looking for information on applying with ones family especially if you have a child. I gained admission into the University of Melbourne on scholarship. Please I need information that has or had to apply for visa with his/her family. Please kindly reach out or if anyone could point me in the right direction, I would really appreciate it. Thank you.

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Travel / Re: Living In Australia/life As An Australian Immigrant by alao1981: 7:44pm On Jan 01, 2022
DrCollins218:


Thanks for the information. Are you a student or PR? STUDENT

Which airline did you use and how much was it? QATAR. I PAID ABOUT 800,000 FOR EACH ONE-WAY TICKET.

Where was your first stop over and how many hours was it? ONLY ONE STOP OVER IN DOHA FOR 4 HOURS

How many hours was the total journey duration from Nigeria? APPROXIMATELY 24 HOURS. 6 HOURS FROM LAGOS TO DOHA. A LAYOVER OF 4 HOURS AND THEN A 14 HOURS STRAIGHT FLIGHT TO MELBOURNE.

Which province did you land at first? VICTORIA (MELBOURNE).

Congratulations on your new location. THANKS.

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Travel / Re: Living In Australia/life As An Australian Immigrant by alao1981: 7:07am On Dec 31, 2021
alao1981:
Hi everyone. With the hope that borders will be opened for international students soon, I was wondering if anyone can update this very helpful post by Tyosho. Some of the information may now be dated, especially due to Covid but it covers a lot of information that people coming into australia will need. I am moving to Melbourne from Nigeria when borders opened and will appreciate any update. Thanks.
Dear All, I arrived Australia yesterday and wanted to quickly provide an update for people travelling after us. Historically, it is allowed to bring some Nigerian food stuffs (e.g garri, crayfish etc) as long as you declare them on the border form. However, the foodstuff requirement has been changed and resulted in most of our foodstuffs being confiscated. There were two other Nigerians on the same flight and they also had similar experience. Apparently, whilst the food stuffs are still acceptable, it must be those purchased from branded companies with proper branded sealed packs. For example, yam flour will be accepted if you bought "Ola-Ola" from a supermarket. However, if you made it yourself and pour into a sack and label it yam flour, it will be seized. So, all of you bringing food stuffs, it is better you buy branded ones from shop rite or spar...not that you buy grounded crayfish from the market and pour into ziplock (this will be seized). The custom officer confirmed that they used to accept the home packaged items before but the rules were changed during CoVid.

Other than the above, the landing experience was seamless and no question was asked or document checked, except to collect our passport and scan. Upon scanning, we were told to pass through to pick our bags. Make sure you fill the Australia Traveler Declaration Form and submit before you head to the airport in Nigeria as you will not be allowed to board from Nigeria unless you provide automatically generated response from Australia Home Office. Best

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Travel / Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by alao1981: 7:05am On Dec 31, 2021
Dear All, I arrived Australia yesterday and wanted to quickly provide an update for people travelling after us. Historically, it is allowed to bring some Nigerian food stuffs (e.g garri, crayfish etc) as long as you declare them on the border form. However, the foodstuff requirement has been changed and resulted in most of our foodstuffs being confiscated. There were two other Nigerians on the same flight and they also had similar experience. Apparently, whilst the food stuffs are still acceptable, it must be those purchased from branded companies with proper branded sealed packs. For example, yam flour will be accepted if you bought "Ola-Ola" from a supermarket. However, if you made it yourself and pour into a sack and label it yam flour, it will be seized. So, all of you bringing food stuffs, it is better you buy branded ones from shop rite or spar...not that you buy grounded crayfish from the market and pour into ziplock (this will be seized). The custom officer confirmed that they used to accept the home packaged items before but the rules were changed during CoVid.

Other than the above, the landing experience was seamless and no question was asked or document checked, except to collect our passport and scan. Upon scanning, we were told to pass through to pick our bags. Make sure you fill the Australia Traveler Declaration Form and submit before you head to the airport in Nigeria as you will not be allowed to board from Nigeria unless you provide automatically generated response from Australia Home Office. Best

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Travel / Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by alao1981: 3:13pm On Nov 27, 2021
Henryocm:
Please which flights can get to Australia (particularly south Australia) from Nigeria.. I’m hearing a lot of rumors about Ethiopian and Qatar air
can you please clarify the rumours with qatar? I am booking for January. Is there something I should investigate?
Travel / Re: Living In Australia/life As An Australian Immigrant by alao1981: 6:12pm On Oct 24, 2021
Thanks a lot
ozonechrome:


Nothing has changed.

The information is still 100% valid. States are considering scrapping hotel quarantine if you double vaccinated.
Travel / Re: Living In Australia/life As An Australian Immigrant by alao1981: 5:46pm On Oct 18, 2021
Hi everyone. With the hope that borders will be opened for international students soon, I was wondering if anyone can update this very helpful post by Tyosho. Some of the information may now be dated, especially due to Covid but it covers a lot of information that people coming into australia will need. I am moving to Melbourne from Nigeria when borders opened and will appreciate any update. Thanks.
tyosho:
It will be nice if this thread is restricted to info about life in australia.Not questions on how to secure visa or gain admission.

My family and I made use of IOM to secure our travel tickets.We went with emirates and had a stopover in Dubai.Nothing special about the travel experience.We were entitled to 40kg per adult,40kg for a child and 23kg for infant.We also paid for 2 extra bags of 32kg each but i hear prices have gone up so cargoing is cheaper.You can cargo through certain airlines like saa,emirates and etihad.
All in all we had like 12 luggages.
I went with ALL kinds of food stuffs except beans(becos of weavils).With my food items,i put them individually in transparent bags and labelled them.Fish,egusi,dry pepper,garri,amala etc.
Got to melbourne,declared i had food items but was not searched and was allowed to go through.

We opened accts with NAB and commonwealth bank but didnt transfer any money from nigera.We went with some cash and left the remaining in a GT dom acct and transferred from there to our OZzy acct when we arrived.We also opened a dom acct in OZ(commonwealth bank was seamless) for ease of transfer.There might be a cheaper way to transfer funds but this is what we did.

We stayed with family in Northern suburbs initially but got our own place in the Eastern suburbs,somewhere not far from Dandenong.We settled for the East because its quite busy,more factories and industries in these areas.If i dont live in the East,I will go for the North and West in that order.West is cheapest but people say it has a history of crime.I however have friends who have lived in the West over 10years and have never had any incidents.Anyhow,wherever you decide to stay is fine.Just get somewhere close to the train station and mall.

In melbourne,you can use your naija license for 6months.My husband passed his victoria drivers test on first attempt,i havnt tried yet for my drivers license.People say though that it can be quite tough cos i know someone who failed 5times!I was able to start driving within 2months of getting here.Just remember,you drive on the left always.

No ideas on how mortgages work but when choosing a neighborhood,also consider ones with good schools if you have kids.If your kids are still of daycare age(below 5),use careforkids.com.au to compare prices,reviews etc.

Settling in was not bad for me cos i had friends and family here already.My kids settled fine as well.

Upon arrival;
Get a mobile sim(i use lebara)
Apply for TFN(tax file no)
Open a bank account or go and activate the one you opened from Nigeria
Go to centerlink and medicare for registration
Get a travel card(MYki card if in melbourne).

Update your linkedin profile and make it very appealing to recruiters.You can also search for recruiters on Linkedin.

With regards to work,there is always something to do.It might not be want you want initially but there is work.Some people start off working at factories,aged care homes,disability and support centres etc until they eventually get what they want.Some people also end up going into nursing,community welfare,policing etc.But like i said,if you dont mind chopping humble pie to start somewhere earning money with these blue collar jobs,you will be okay.I know people who have houses with money earned from these blue collar professions.
There is dignity of labour here so people dont care what job you do to earn money.

For transportation,if you can afford it,pls plan to buy a car asap(carsales.com.au,gumtreee.com.au).please buy cars with roadworthiness and valid registration(at least 6months).If no car,you can use the metro system until you can afford to get a car here.

For housing,a friend referred us to her agent who leased us an apartment even though we didnt have jobs at the time.She accepted our bank statements as proof of income.We pay just a little below 2k monthly as rent.

Then i also just found out about NRAS housing scheme from a colleague days back.Its for families who fall within a certain income threshold.IF your rent was like 350,you would pay like 260 and the govt will pay the balance.I dont have much info as i dont qualify anymore since hubby and I both work now.But im certain most freshbies would qualify.

With furnishing the house,we went across gumtree.com(for people who were selling their furniture due relocation or other reasons),kmart stores( for kitchen items),bestbuy.com(this is a company that sells new electronics at reduced prices because they have scratches or marks on them;there are plenty stores like that but this is the one i patronised) and ikea stores(for kitchen and beddings)

For people that dont mind as well,in order to save costs,you can patronise Salvos stores(its a charity shop that all kinds of household items in great condition).

To get the best energy providers,internet providers,insurance etc,you can make use of iselect.com.au

During cold weather,you wear jacket and use heater(we paid almost 200 a month for heating during this past winter)

I do most of my shopping at Dandenong Market as food stuffs there is cheaper than everyother place I know.There is also Marmara market at Dandenong(all kinds of food items including shaki,cowleg,cow tongue etc) and an African store not far from the market(cant rememeber the name).At noble park is SUR african shop where i get dry fish,palm oil,egusi and stuff like that.

With departmental stores,woolworths is most expensive and aldi is cheapest.Coles is in between.
I know of only one nigerian restaurant that recently opened in the city and i have never been there before.
There is also another popular naija shop in the West called Fatimoh"s shop

With centerlink link claims,we were paid family tax benefit part A and B,family rebate and child care assistance.This all sumed up to $621 forthnightly for the first 4months,it came down to 550 and then now sits at $89 fortnightly.It reduces with every income increase.
Childcare rates was $113 for two kids initially (5days a week) and now is $370 a week.

We also got a concession card which has now been cancelled since we both have jobs.With the concession card,we paid discounted electricity and waterbills,half price for transportation,free ambulance cover,susbsizied fees if we had done any studies at the time and my first kid who is in kinder got 15hours free of daycare weekly .

With jobs,for me,it was just God.I got a job in the Tier 1 team of an IT company with no technical knowledge whatsover.It was my 3rd video interview and i got the job two months after arrival.I commute 54mins by train to the CBD which is quite a distance by OZ standard.But i dont mind really.I got the job through indeed.com which i prefer to seek.com
There a couple of recruitment agencies i know and i will list as i remember.

Strategy one(blue collar)
Adecco
Hoban
Ozstaff(blue collar)
Randstad
Sharp &carter
Hays
Smaart



cc Bellong,vinsmuft,funkjo,oknee,hordunayo,incemay,abeg you guys should come and add o

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Travel / Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by alao1981: 7:55am On Aug 07, 2021
Receipts are two ways. If she does not have the one from her suppliers, she should have evidence of her sales to her own customers. Her bank accounts will also show all her business transactions especially money she paid to her vendors in china as well as payments received from her customers. That is enough to show her business
seunfoster:
Good morning guys, please I urgently need your help.

My agent requested my sponsor's CAC certificate and which she confirmed to me that she does not have. In fact, all her business transactions are completed online. No receipt nor invoice for the goods she purchases from China. She is in the Jewelry business.

Kindly give me pointers on what can be done to replace the CAC certificate to prove her source of income.
Travel / Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by alao1981: 5:44pm On Jun 26, 2021
I do not think this is as problematic as you think it is, unless the sponsor cannot show the source of the new funds or the investment he did when the money was moved from the original account that was submitted in December. With all the uncertainties around timeline for visa processing and the long assessment period, it is not unreasonable for the sponsor to have moved the funds into an investment so that it can earn returns. He just needs to write a letter explaining why the funds was moved from the old account and possible evidence of investments he made. The embassy will understand and it would have been unfair on the sponsor anyway....this is my thoughts, but others with experience on matters like this can provide better guidance
ocpaschal:
my Uncle... it was around December 2020 that my brother applied for visa and submitted his sponsor's (uncle) bank statement... On June 2021, d embassy called my bro to also provide his sponsor's bank statement. We realize d sponsor (uncle) had depleted most of his money in d account compared to d bank statement he presented last December 2020. I am deeply worried now, because even though the sponsor topped it and added extra money this month to reach d expected estimate account in demand, d embassy still wants to know exactly that same bank acct that my uncle (sponsor) used in transferring money (i.e d embassy wants the bank acct of d one where that transferred money came from) into his account that has been presented to the embassy... My sponsor claimed he transferred d money from his investment account. But he is yet to present that second bank acct statement for submission. My question is what will be d extent of d impact of a sponsor's bank account details on my brother's visa processing..?
Travel / Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by alao1981: 9:17am On Jun 22, 2021
Yes, if she applied for visa together with your application. If not, she will need to apply a separate one, If you have not applied, it is better you include her application with yours.
iamdutch:
Quick question guys, if I’m granted a student visa to Australia, can I travel with my wife? Thanks.
Travel / Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by alao1981: 8:09pm On Jun 20, 2021
I am not sure there is much to be done than wait. There is a response from a contributor on the page preceding this one forwarding message that was received by someone in similar position as your wife. So, it does not seem to be peculiar to your wife. If she feels that bothered, she can also send an email to the visa office asking for an update on her application. The July 2021 start date is of no impact since she would not have been able to travel. She should defer if no plans to commence online
Naijabad:
My wife's studies commences 19th of July 2021; no visa grant yet.

She differed her admission to July because of this same visa issue.

Her visa application was lodged in December 2020 and all processes were dully followed.

What should we do at this point?
Online learning is out if the question.
Travel / Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by alao1981: 5:38pm On Jun 14, 2021
Whats the status saying on the immi portal? She should try to send an email to the office.
Naijabad:
My wife applied for visa in December 2020. Close to February 2021 when her studies was billed to start, she deferred her admission till July 2021.

Up till now there has been no response from the relevant authorities. What could possibly be the problem?
Travel / Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by alao1981: 3:27pm On Jun 09, 2021
Impressed, with the suite of offers/scholarships across multiple institutions/countries. More impressed that you know what you want and ready to focus on it. The fact that you are attending UNSW with full scholarship has almost already guaranteed your visa if you prepare the forms well. There is a lot of guides on previous pages and online. We can provide response on specific questions you may have of course. Start by trying to fill the form and take it up from there.......again, I will be quite surprised that you will not get your Visa
shams040:
Dear All,

Thank you all for the good job. I just got a PhD offer with scholarship in UNSW and would appreciate if someone can guide on how to package my visa application better.

I just got my US visa for PhD also but I prefer Auss. Also I have got some travel history, all for study purpose. Equally, I have a PhD offer with Scholarship in Canada but would reject it if the visa for Auss is sure.

I would appreciate your kind guidance.
Travel / Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by alao1981: 3:11pm On May 18, 2021
Just to be clear, the Australian embassy will not call you for visa processing. It is all done online on the immi portal. If he has submitted his application on the portal and submitted his biometrics at VFS, he should continue to check. If they require any information from him, they will typically send an email with the request. If his application is still under review, the status will state so on the portal
ocpaschal:


that is serious... my brother still hasn't gotten his student visa.... He applied for scholarship (Masters) which he got since April last year 2020 and paid fees by December. Yet He has not been called from d Australian embassy for visa processing or so ever since he did and submitted his medical assessment test this year.... What could be the reason for the delay?
Travel / Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by alao1981: 10:23am On May 16, 2021
Great stuff! Indeed, it was destined. Congrats again and wish you (and all of us embarking on similar journey) the very best
lomaxx:


Yeah I had a scholarship. Funny thing is I had the scholarship in Nov 2019 but I couldn’t take up the offer. The scholarship was given again in Jan 2021. That’s when I knew it was destiny �

The total tuition is about $210,000 so I agree with the expensive bit.

Travel / Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by alao1981: 6:51pm On May 15, 2021
Congrats indeed. This was the approach I took in getting my visa last year. I am curious though, did you get funding? Reason I ask is that UNSW is one of the most expensive schools over there and I had to abandon their offer when I did not get funding from them. BTW, I got a mail from my school deferring my resumption to July 2022 (I did not even ask them). So, there is some realisation that newly commencing student not likely form a big chunk of the small batches that may enter the country this year and early next year
lomaxx:
I was hoping that one day I would give my testimony on this thread. I got my 5-year visa grant yesterday for a PhD in Medicine at the University of New South Wales. Applied Feb 3, 2021 and it has been 3+ interesting months. I did it all by myself because of the experiences shared on this thread - I started from the very beginning and read every page. This is me saying thank you to everyone that shared their stories.

Now we wait for the borders to open.

Travel / Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by alao1981: 8:02am On May 11, 2021
There is a possibility of elections in November. The PM will not like to take a risk on COVID entering the country so as not to impact his performance in the election. A lot of the premiers were able to ride on this to win their elections. They will be open to more risks around border after the elections
lomaxx:
Omorh this is so demoralizing

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-05-06/australia-s-borders-may-not-open-until-late-2022-minister-says?utm_source=url_link
Travel / Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by alao1981: 5:45pm On May 06, 2021
nicolofm:
Good day everyone, any news on the border? Please share
There does not appear to be much changes on willingness to open border to students, especially with the escalation in India. Whilst it is possible that places like NSW may take some few students before end of year, 2022 more likely a timeline to plan towards.
Travel / Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by alao1981: 3:08pm On Apr 13, 2021
The biometrics will show/update at the time decision on visa is issued/made. Nothing to worry about.
genny080:
Hello all,

Please I want to ask a question for a friend. He has done his biometric and medicals on the same day 31st of March. The medicals have shown on immi account that the result has been sent to DHA but the immi account is still requesting for the biometric. He went back to vfs to as them and they said they have sent it to DHA.
Please will the immiaccount keep requesting for biometric while the visa application is been processed. Please is urgent.

Cheers
Genny

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Travel / Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by alao1981: 4:52pm On Jan 14, 2021
Subject to other suggestions, you should try to provide analysis showing that there are several opportunities in Nigeria for the kind of skills you will get from the proposed course of study. So, a lot of companies will be willing to employ you when you return to Nigeria
FieryJoe:
Hello.House,

Need your advise here pleaseeee!

What reasons can one provide on sop for leaving his job and travelling with his family particularly when the company one is working with is not ready to issue/approve unpaid leave of absence?
Travel / Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by alao1981: 4:49pm On Jan 14, 2021
He applied online in July but did biometrics in November.
skyfaze:


Please when did your friend apply because i applied on 8th October and still haven't gotten a grant.

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Travel / Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by alao1981: 7:17pm On Jan 13, 2021
max99:
Please has anybody gotten visa recently.
A friend got his on January 5.

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Travel / Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by alao1981: 10:39am On Dec 28, 2020
max99:
Please kindly advise what content should be in my employer (HR) Reference Letter and Study Leave Letter?
I think it will be good if the letter can indicate when you joined the company, the role/duties you perform (which should be consistent with whatever you have indicated in your application), that you have been a diligent/responsible/hardworking staff, that the company is aware and has no objection to you proceeding on studies, that you will be on study leave for the duration of your course and the company will accept you back on your return (because the course you are studying will benefit the company). You may also get input from others
Travel / Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by alao1981: 5:57pm On Nov 29, 2020
nicolofm:
Anybody with an info of when the border will likely be open for international students?

Still no confirmation yet, but the first set of students under the pilot program will be allowed into Australia tomorrow based on the following news link. https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-11-29/first-charter-flight-international-student-darwin-pilot-program/12928626
Travel / Re: Living In Australia/life As An Australian Immigrant by alao1981: 6:54pm On Oct 27, 2020
JennyKadry2:
One of the botanical gardens in Australia
Thanks for sharing. Lovely pictures.
Travel / Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by alao1981: 8:33pm On Aug 21, 2020
zeb04:
Hello guys, I applied to University of Southern Queensland for an Msc in health and community. the course is an external one.
Will i have a problem obtaining visa , also i do not really understand what the world eternal mean.
I believe it means it is a fully online/external course and I think you are not entitled to apply for visa since you are not studying on campus. I may be wrong, so you can wait for others to comment.
Travel / Re: Nigerian Students In Australia: Survival Tips!! by alao1981: 11:19am On Aug 16, 2020
alao1981:
Hello all...thanks for all the tips. Any special advice for those who have their visas but did not make in into Australia before border closed. What are those things you would recommend one can use the intervening period to plan for since it is very much unclear when the border will open?
Polite reminder about this query. In case there are some thoughts,
Travel / Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by alao1981: 10:45pm On Aug 03, 2020
eusuph99:
Good morning guys, I just got an offer letter from the University of Melbourne for Msc geology (coursework).Please, is there a way I can get any form of scholarship for the course.
To the best of my knowledge, scholarships for coursework studies are quite limited (compared to research). You will need to check the scholarship available at UniMelb itself that you qualify for as a starting point. The CoVID crisis also may also reduce scholarship options available generally.
Travel / Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by alao1981: 3:11am On Jul 26, 2020
dew02:
As long as your sponsor can show evidence of the business he is doing through which he generated the funds, it is not compulsory for him to have a registered company. For instance, if he can show copies of agreements/invoices/receipts from the people he did business with that led to the payment of money to him, that should be acceptable.



Please, in line with this question, must my sponsor share same surname with me. Can I use a distance uncle from my maternal side?
If you can show evidence of the relationship, same surname is not compulsory. For instance, if you can show birth certificates that ties the uncle with your mum and a clear explanation of the family tree that connects you both, then this should be fine. However, being a very distant relative of yours, it is also important and advisable to give reasons as to why he is choosing to expend so much money on you for the studies (since he is not a close relative).

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Travel / Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by alao1981: 8:29am On Jul 25, 2020
VickayThrills:
Hi!

I'm not so cleared on my last question please...
What I meant was, must my sponsor show proof of source of income?
He's into business and doesn't have a registered company.
My agent mentioned that and that's what's holding me from applying for admission.

Thanks a lot...
As long as your sponsor can show evidence of the business he is doing through which he generated the funds, it is not compulsory for him to have a registered company. For instance, if he can show copies of agreements/invoices/receipts from the people he did business with that led to the payment of money to him, that should be acceptable.

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Travel / Re: Nigerian Students In Australia: Survival Tips!! by alao1981: 4:54pm On Jul 04, 2020
Hello all...thanks for all the tips. Any special advice for those who have their visas but did not make in into Australia before border closed. What are those things you would recommend one can use the intervening period to plan for since it is very much unclear when the border will open?

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