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sexyjob:
Hmmmm, what a rigorous medical examination! Up NLNG!

Rigorous Yet they said we shouldn't eat before coming

Where did you do yours? And what does the medical examination entails? When did you arrive the clinic venue?

artmedia:
Ceeteeeeeeee! Nice! Congrats! Kblaze111, airasylongcon, Naastyme, Collintos, Dfavouredone, ibmaleeq... Congrats all my people.

Brother thanks so much for the support you gave to us on this thread. I look forward to seeing and hugging you.

Your selflessness is profound. #TheLastOracleStanding.

I pray for success for those still waiting.

Freeradical, where are u? My brother in the struggle.

epic5:
Congratulations.

Thanks you my brother.

God is too God to fail. #TestimonyTime

Mails flying. Check your mails.

Thank you lord Jesus.

Teea2009:
Hello, I am in a similar situation as i just recently been granted the skilled graduate visa and will like to move to Australia as soon as possible. Will be happy if you could pass any relevant information you might have obtained

Would be happy to relate but not gotten anything significant for now. Send you a PM, lets relate.

All things work together for good to them that trust in God.

To those who got alternative opportunities, hold am with two hands.

stanCJ:
Hello all, I just got my PR 189. Can anyone advise on the best websites for Oz telecommunication job applications....

Congratulations stanCJ.

Please share ur application timeline like jukeblam did to give the house a feel.

makzeze:
is their turn. You can go and hug a transformer.

What a mentality.

Tomiccell:
Yes you can.
Subclass 476 allows you live and work anywhere in Australia and engage in any type of employment.

Thanks so much for your response!

Tomiccell:
I don't quite understand your first question, But, you must be assessed by EA if you intend going PR route.

Being accessed for one particular occupation does not restrict you from seeking employment in other areas, so yes, you can work as an engineer in other engineering discipline

Thanks for your response.

My first question was, is it possible to get an employment as an engineer without EA assessment. I already have a temporary resident working visa (for 18 months), the Skilled Recognise Graduate Visa Subclass 476 which i can use to work before applying for PR. Though i still intends to get EA assessment later and apply for PR.

So, pending when i get a positive EA assessment, can i get employ and work as a engineer? Like i said, i already have a valid working visa for a space of 18 months.

Please house, Just a quick question.

Must i get an assessment from EA (Engineers Australia) before been employed as an engineer?

And if I an assessed by EA under mechanical engineer occupation, can i work as engineer in other engineering discipline; say project engineer or maintenance engineer.

WestAfrican:
www.seek.com.au
Sydney, Melbourne or Northern Territory if you can stand the heat in summer.
You should be fine finding a job in your field as long as you have years of experience under your belt. Meanwhile do not fail to include your visa grant number and date you intend to arrive Australia in your resume.

Thanks for your insight.

Just another quick question.

Must i get an assessment from EA (Engineers Australia) before been employed as an engineer?

And if I an assessed by EA under mechanical engineer occupation, can i work as engineer in other engineering discipline; say project engineer or maintenance engineer.

Hello, pls i am coming to australia but looking ways to settle down quickly and get a job ASAP.

I have an 18 months working visa, Skilled graduate migration visa (subclass 476). I hope to get a professional job but won't mind a casual job for a start to keep me going first. I am a mechanical engineer by training.

Please, advice the best city to come to and how to settle in quickly. Ultimately, I look forward to applying for PR during my stay. Thanks.

DONRAW89:
No one is sending you back, but immigration might ask you where you intend to stay at the moment. Just tell them your going to stay at backpackers at the moment. A taxi at the airport would take you to any nearest backpackers lodge. If I may ask, where are you going to in Australia?

Hello, pls i am coming to australia but looking ways to settle down quickly and get a job ASAP.

I have an 18 months working visa, Skilled graduate migration visa (subclass 476). I hope to get a professional job but won't mind a casual job for a start to keep me going first. I am a mechanical engineer by training.

Please, advice the best city to come to and how to settle in quickly. Ultimately, I look forward to applying for PR during my stay. Thanks.

chuckdee13:
Dfavouredone

Go to border.gov.au and navigate to the skill select page. A way to get there is by clicking on working visa n then u will see skill select there on the left pane. On the skill select page u will see occupation ceiling as one of the options there.

Thanks so much.

Thanks all for this informative thread.

I want to ask how one could check the occupation ceiling for his/her prefer nominated occupation.

I understand that the chances of been invited after submitting an EOI depends on several things but one of it is the numbers of slots allocated to that occupation for that year and how many is left by the time u submit ur EOI.

I have several related occupation on the SOL list I can nominate, but I want to check the occupation ceiling on them before deciding which of them to nominate.

So, how can I check this? Thanks. @bellong @scrollout

Saryea83:
Following! Good job! Pls, check no's 4 & 11

Thanks for the observation and the encouragement.

He has made his life as worthless as dry grass.

He is as good as dead, just a walking dead.

Saryea83:
Nice posting! More pls

Thanks. I will certainly keep updating them still it hit 365!

uptoHim:
Wey d rest naa? To state what you will do, and then do less of it, is corruption. Abeg continue oh

Thanks for your interest, I will certainly roll out the rest. Just stay tuned.

NPComplete:
The petroleum downstream sector at the moment constitutes an oligopoly; a cartel, to be precise. Left to their own, they would devise ever unscrupulous means to rip off the rest of us and sooner we'll be having to acquire their products at ludicrous prices. What the government has done is to set an upper limit for the price, set no lower limit whatsoever and throw open the rights to import fuel to any Nigerian company. This should ensure that more people go into the business freely thus morphing the downstream sector towards a perfect competition that will inadvertently drive pump prices down in the long run.
Now whether or not this strategy will work in a country that consistently defies economic theories remains moot.

This was exactly what the Jonathan government moved to do in 2012, but the 'chains' people let hell loose on him, all for the sake of politics above national interest. SMH