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Travel › Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by blackbriar: 3:54pm On May 28, 2024
DJMJ:
Since you said you do nothing related to civil at work, I will suggest a hard pill for you of you are really determined.
First, you have to find a way to practice what is related to your study, give yourself around 3 years plan to do that. VETASSESS will definitely deduct around 2yrs for qualifying.
All said and done, this will only be possible if you are under 40years of age. Or you can try the student route
He does not need to do that, I think.
he qualiifies for ANZSCO Code: 312913 / Group C based on what he described as his job role.
He has a tertiary qulaification in Civil Engineering but his job role is ddescribed in the link below
https://www.vetassess.com.au/check-my-occupation/professional-occupations/mine-deputy

I also do not think it matters if VETASSES deducts the working expreince points.
He can make for the points via English Test.
Get the assessemnt and enter the poool quickly.

Employers look at your resume and not VETASSESS Working expreince report.
Travel › Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by blackbriar: 3:50pm On May 28, 2024
Wisdommyth:
Hi everyone,

I am in the process of doing my skill assessment with Engineers Australia (EA). I am a civil engineer with limited experience (just a bit over one year experience in civil engineering), I have an MSc degree though. I'd done the eligibility check and I got 75 points. I heard Civil Engineers are in high demand in Australia. Please what are my chances of successfully migrating to Australia? Also, do I need to assess my experience alongside my degree with EA?
I am writing based on the assumption that your bachelor's was in Nigeria.
Hence, Yes you need to do a Migration Skill Assessment under Engineers Australia.
Yes, Civil Engineers and Designers are in demand.
Your chances of migrating depends on your point, the higher your point, the higher your chances.

You can use the following for your Career episode;
1. Bachelors Degree Project
2. Masters Degree Project
3. SIWES or,
4. Limited Working Experience.

The chances are very high, but it depends on the quality of your written assessment.

My 2 Cents
Travel › Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by blackbriar: 9:39am On May 28, 2024
funbiano:
Hello everyone, I tried Australia school but unfortunately my school cancelled all students CEO around February.It was so painful. I studied Estate Management for my degree and has like 10years experience.My husband studied Geology for his degree.Australia happened to be my dream country.Is it possible for us to apply for skill workers stuff over there. Please I need your positive response.Thank you
There is a recent strong anti-immigartion sentiment going round now. and it is the main talking point in the run-ups to the election campaigns.
Immigration is been blamed as the reason for the Housing Crisis [I do not know why they cant just build new houses]
Student Visa applications from developong countries are being outright rejected by DHA.

In my opinion [As i do not have all the facts ], it might be better to try the skilled visa route.

My 2 cents.
Travel › Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by blackbriar: 9:43am On May 26, 2024
Mcslize:
When a scammer wants to scam you, he will always promise you heaven and earth.

In this Australia japa, there is no short cut. I repeat, no short cut. If there is a short cut, people like us that have been in this thread for years would have been in Australia by now.

But here we are doing the right thing and following all due processes cuz there is no short cut to the land of the milk and honey.

Discard that thought of conversion of visitor visa to PR. That can be possible in the dream any way but not in reality for the Australia we all know. There is nothing like that. Except you guys just want to dash out your money to that well cooked cheap scam.

The person can help you guys apply for visitor visa o no doubt, which is usually 3 months visa, but converting it to PR, come on. Nothing like that.

Better follow due process and do your skills assessment to hop on the queue if you're qualified.

Shalom!
I even fail to see how th eperson intends to help you.
Is hse going to help you for the tourist Visa application, Bacuase you can do that your self.
The only help he can give you is the Bank Statement right?

what i can perceive is he is trying to bill you for proposing a bridging Visa.
Travel › Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by blackbriar: 3:38pm On May 25, 2024
bellong:
The alternatives depend on the occupation to be assessed.

VETASSES
TRA are two of the alternatives.
This might suffice
ANZSCO Code: 312913 / Group C
https://www.vetassess.com.au/check-my-occupation/professional-occupations/mine-deputy
Music/Radio › Re: What Music Are You Listening To Right Now? by blackbriar: 11:18am On May 25, 2024
Travel › Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by blackbriar: 7:50am On May 25, 2024
tunlex01:
Sometimes HND in Civil Engineering does not need to go through EA. There are over 5 other occupations that you can nominate without going through EA as a Civil engineer.
Please kindly help with the alternatives
Travel › Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by blackbriar: 2:58am On May 24, 2024
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)
Travel › Re: Living In Australia/life As An Australian Immigrant by blackbriar: 1:30am On May 19, 2024
Bodacious1:
Thanks for this. Do I have to hold hard copies of my payslips and qualifications or won't soft copies be sufficient? Also, could I use a friend's address for the TFN or it has to be my own residence?

Thanks again.
soft copies are great.
hard copies are also very helpful.

My 2 cents, try to gather all government issued ID about yourself.
You might need it for citisenship application.

No need to rush about TFN . you are still not a tax resident of australia.
Do the application when you make the final move.
Besides when are you meant to activate your visa? you have 1 year to enter australia if not the visa is invalid,,right?

Medicare ranks highest when you land in asutralia compared to TFN . my 2 cents again.
Cosa if you catch a cold , you pay through your pocket for treatment.
You can geta job wihotut TFN, and get tax rebate after you get your TFN.
Travel › Re: Living In Australia/life As An Australian Immigrant by blackbriar: 10:39am On May 17, 2024
Congratulations

3 years wait!!!
Thats long but it is wihtin the visa requirement.
1. You don't need Centrelink so soon upon landing.
2. You need a bank account, phone number and medicare, address to apply for TFN so not top priority on the list.
3. Common Wealth Bank. It is everywhere.
4. This you have to decide your self.

Other stuff on the top prioirty list.
1. Bank Account and Evidences to suport the funds you intend to transfer into the account ( payslips etc). Big Brother lives here.
2. Phone Number
3. Getting an Australian Driver's Licence , not difficult
4. Certified copies of your educational qulaifications by Justice of the Peace.
5. Copies of all your relevant qualifications for job hunting.
6. and most importantly where to lay your head.

Any State is logical . It all depends on you and your occupation.

My 2 cents.


Bodacious1:
Hi all,

I recently got my PR and plan to activate it later in the year. Due to my present circumstances, I may not be able to fully relocate to Australia till early 2027. For those who know, could you advise what the likely implications could be?

I plan to do the following during my activation trip. What else would you suggest I do in addition to these?

1) Register at centrelink
2) Apply for a tax ID
3) Open a bank account (suggestions/recommendations are welcome)
4) Possibly get a PAYG SIM

Also, what state is logical for soft landing?

Thanks in advance.
Politics › Re: Breakaway Moldovan Region Asks Russia For 'Protection' by blackbriar: 9:05am On Feb 29, 2024
I dont undertsand tis post.
It isd all contradictory.
Transinsitra has always been under Russia rule, and it fairs better econimically than Moldova.

There is a bridge border between moldova and transinistra.
Is this just a ploy to casue crisisi inthe region?
Travel › Re: Living In Australia/life As An Australian Immigrant by blackbriar: 9:02am On Feb 29, 2024
tunlex01:
I'd like to understand your post. Can you provide a summary to us please?
! did Engineers Australia assesement several years back.
Engineers Australia assessment of my naijaengineering degree was based on Sydney accord, as naija was not a partial nor full signatory of Washington Accord.
I did not care nor relaise the consequqences. Only now trying to change jobs and they raising the issue.
Naija engineering education (COREN) only became a partial signatory of Washington Accord some few years back.
so for recent applicants assessmnet will be based on Washington Accord.
Travel › Re: Living In Australia/life As An Australian Immigrant by blackbriar:
Mcslize:
You're welcome but let me address something I noticed very quickly. I just noticed some discrepancies in your claim.

If you said you are not looking for visa, that means you are in the wrong thread. But that's not the point. Going by your initial post, it doesn't seem like you are among those that speak good about japa to others. More like those that specialise in discouraging people with wrong information.

I saw your initial post as an attempt to intentionally pass out wrong information. I presume you know a bit about the whole process but intentionally trying to pass out wrong information. You ain't trying to seek for help here, rather you are here to pass out as an antagonist to the japa movement.

Moreso, you said in one of your replies to bligs that you have assessed your degree with EA as shown in your reply below (the bolded).

Intentiaonally?
How and in what way?

👆



That's you saying you also used your Niaja engineering degree for EA assessment.

But how come you are claiming you are not looking for visa but end up undergoing assessment with EA? Does that means you are already in Australia I presume, but trying to pass out misleading info to discourage others here? Just an assumption. I don't know if you are in Australia or not.
What misleading information have i passed?

I hope you can now see the glaring discrepancy in your posts. Sorry,there is no discrapncy

This makes me think you are just here to pass out wrong information to discourage people. You are not here to neither help nor seek for help. Ihave not passe dout any wrong information. Nigeria is not a full siganotry of the washington Accord.

The japa movement is here to stay and I believe no antagonist of any kind against the japa movement can stop the force behind it.

Let's learn to be our brother's keeper. If you are already abroad and you specialise in passing out wrong info to intentionally mislead or discourage others, then desist from it, because the sky is big enough for every one to fly. How have i discouraged anyone?

That's just my FBI observation from the whole of your posts and I believe I have been able to prove beyond any doubt that you are among those who don't want others to japa on Nairaland. That's why I took my time to bring out all the evidence and point out the glaring discrepancy in your posts. Evidences!!!, anyways there are no discrepancies

If this seems like a bad FBI move, then kindly pardon my post.
FBIhuh bro, you did not even care to understand my post. Hence i think you will make a very fine MI6 Officer. *winks*
Travel › Re: Living In Australia/life As An Australian Immigrant by blackbriar: 12:11pm On Feb 24, 2024
Mcslize:
If you don't know about something you ask so you don't miss out of opportunities. There are different pathways to assess your qualification of which Nigeria doesn't fall under Washington accord.

But you can assess your 5 years degree from any Nigerian university using the competency Demonstration report pathway and your engineering degree will be assessed as equivalent to Australian Bachelor's degree with EA as a professional Engineer.

This is what a lot of graduates that studied Engineering courses in Nigeria have been using to migrate to Australia till date.

You simply didn't understand so much about the process. Endeavour to get the right info if you will like to migrate too so you are not left behind.
Thanks for the info.

everyone does CDR to migrate.
I am not wiriting in the visa section , which means i am not looking for a visa.
Travel › Re: Living In Australia/life As An Australian Immigrant by blackbriar: 9:12am On Feb 24, 2024
bligs:
1. Skill Level 1
2. Mechanical Engineer
3. Professional Engineer
Thanks for your kind consideration and understaning for your replies.
Travel › Re: Living In Australia/life As An Australian Immigrant by blackbriar: 8:32am On Feb 24, 2024
bligs:
Mechanical Engineer.
No i meant Engineers Australia Assessmnet of your ocuupation
1. Anzsco Skill Level: Skill Level 1.
2. Occupation: ?
3. Occupational Classification: ?
Travel › Re: Living In Australia/life As An Australian Immigrant by blackbriar: 8:16am On Feb 24, 2024
bligs:
Skill level 1

AQF Level: Bachelor degree.
Skill level 1
Professional Engineer?
Travel › Re: Living In Australia/life As An Australian Immigrant by blackbriar: 6:07am On Feb 24, 2024
bligs:
Equivalent to Australian degree and it fetches me 15points for Skill Migration point.
Yes It is equivalent to an australain Degree
But what Australian Equivalent Degree on the AQF scale?
I am asking about your ANSZCO skill level from Engineers Australia?
Travel › Re: Living In Australia/life As An Australian Immigrant by blackbriar: 4:45am On Feb 24, 2024
bligs:
If you are referring to Skill Assessment from EA then your are mixing it up,
You can actually assess with EA with an Engineering degree of 5years duration from Nigeria through CDR path way.

I used my naija degree for EA assessment.
I also used my Niaja Engoneering degree for EA assessment.

I never said you could not assess your Nigerian Engineering degree of 5years duration from Nigeria through CDR path way.

So what was your assesment result from EA?
Please kindly care to share?
Travel › Re: Living In Australia/life As An Australian Immigrant by blackbriar: 2:45am On Feb 24, 2024
Mcslize:
Nigerian 5-year Engineering degree is not equivalent to Australia diploma, it's equivalent to Australian Bachelor's degree. Please take note.
not me.

Engineer's Australia.
Nigeria is not a full signatory of Washington Accord.
Politics › Re: FG Hands Over Zungeru Power Plant To Concessionaire by blackbriar: 6:07am On Feb 21, 2024
Originalsly:
Why wonder? .... didn't you read Penstock paid 50% of the concessionaire fee? ... whatever that is? ... before being handed control of the $1.3 b project? Can't you see it wasn't about who was shortlisted ... it was about who first paid the concessionaire fee ... ehmmm .... or part of it.
This country needs a military coup... and some greedy people to be ehmmm ... taken care of
That is the requirement for the concessinaire.
It is a price based concessionaire.
You raise 50percent of the fee on said date. That is the requirement.
Politics › Re: FG Hands Over Zungeru Power Plant To Concessionaire by blackbriar: 6:05am On Feb 21, 2024
Bankowner:
Just curious.

Who owns Penstock Limited?

Why was Mainstream Energy Solutions Limited, the initial bidder, bypassed?
Maybe the did not meet the bid requirements.
May Price bid too low.
Until we read the Bid Report, we only but can assume.
Politics › Re: Wike Flags Off Construction Of 5 KM Road In Abaji Area Council (Photos) by blackbriar: 6:04am On Feb 21, 2024
Lebanese Contractor again
Travel › Re: Living In Australia/life As An Australian Immigrant by blackbriar: 2:50pm On Feb 19, 2024
bellong:
When did Engineers Australia tell you this? Can you share the link?

And you don't need two assessments.
The whole Sydney and Washignton Accord debacle.

Then some one goes,, ohhh now you are in australia, all you need do is enrol for a course , then this will make your program be quiavlent to the washington accord ( 4 years degre program) ..etc . i think you get the point.

They do not tell you the huge cost implications of enroling in another program.
Travel › Re: Living In Australia/life As An Australian Immigrant by blackbriar: 9:14am On Feb 19, 2024
stifo2012:
Your information about Nigeria's 5 year engineering degree program been equal to a diploma in Australia is not true.

Please get your facts right so as not to confuse others.
This is not me spekaing but Engineers Australia.
Travel › Re: Living In Australia/life As An Australian Immigrant by blackbriar: 6:15am On Feb 19, 2024
wow.

so you need to do 2 Assessments

1. For Migration purpose until you get the visa
2. when you get to aussie, another to get a job

Nigeria's 5 year Engineering Degree program is a 3 year equivalent diloma program in Australia.

Chai...black man from motherland dey suffer shaaaa.


*rant over*
Politics › Re: Wike Visits Sites Of Ongoing Projects In Guzape, Jahi, Others by blackbriar: 3:51am On Feb 15, 2024
Lebanese and Indian building common road.

then wetin nigerian engineers go come build?
Travel › Re: Living In Australia/life As An Australian Immigrant by blackbriar: 12:59pm On Feb 02, 2024
Please any one in Queensland?
Please what is Rockhmapton Like?
Music/Radio › Re: What Music Are You Listening To Right Now? by blackbriar: 7:39am On Dec 22, 2023
Travel › Re: Living In Australia/life As An Australian Immigrant by blackbriar: 9:32am On Dec 21, 2023
Please i have a tax related question.

If a migrant leaves the country, say for 2 years.
Would said migrant need to pay tax for the 2 years that they are out of the country?
Travel › Re: Living In Australia/life As An Australian Immigrant by blackbriar: 6:35am On Dec 12, 2023
geee213:
Hello All,
Coming to Melbourne in January and I need a room to rent. Can someone help? Thanks
https://www.flatmatefinders.com.au/rooms/laverton-3028
Music/Radio › Re: What Music Are You Listening To Right Now? by blackbriar: 9:24am On Dec 08, 2023

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