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santity100:
They can't know that you have been refused if you don't tell them. I know people will contest this but I have many experiences on visa applications. There are loads of people deported from London that got USA visas etc.

As you have been denied by another country, it will surely limit your chances.you can include it and put all the evidences from canada embassy. Meanwhile your application will be thoroughly scrutinised so I will advise you provide them all your supporting documents a very good sop.

It depends on the case officer, he or she might be impressed that you opened up or he or she might increase scepticism towards to your application.

Pray.

santity100:
They can't know that you have been refused if you don't tell them. I know people will contest this but I have many experiences on visa applications. There are loads of people deported from London that got USA visas etc.

As you have been denied by another country, it will surely limit your chances.you can include it and put all the evidences from canada embassy. Meanwhile your application will be thoroughly scrutinised so I will advise you provide them all your supporting documents a very good sop.

It depends on the case officer, he or she might be impressed that you opened up or he or she might increase scepticism towards to your application.

Pray.

virtual3xpert:
cc mamajaz, BrisbaneQueen

Most Australian assessing bodies follow the AEI-NOOSR CEP which is done according to institution. Institutions can fall under section 1 or section 2.

For section 1 Institutions, BSc (4 or 5 years) is equivalent to an Australian BSc degree while for section 2 Institutions, Bsc (4years) is equivalent to an Australian associate degree but a 5year BSc degree is equivalent to an Australian BSc degree.

Simply put, if your institution falls under section 2 and you studied for 4years, you'll most likely get a negative outcome. VETASSESS follows this to the letter. The others, not so much.

lusen:
hello house, ive been a salient follower of this thread. I got an offer from deakin uni last week. Master of Architecture. feb 2017 is the resumption date. I want to pay the deposit fees and OSHC (AU16,787) as soon as possible, so I can get my coE and start my visa processing fast.

How will i go about the payment? (the cheapest possible way). I've been hearing people talking about form A, what is form A? (pardon my ignorance pls). Will i need a huge bank account statement before I can be granted visa. What are the other things I must note? I welcome all other advices and suggestions from d house.

btw.. who else is going to deakin next year.

nurseafrica:
GUY congrats, i am quiet popular here and its cool to know your coming over. if you are coming to Sydney hit me up. Could give you some head start on jobs however i want some advice from you also about ssvp financial issues prove.
i send you PM now. have a nice day. Nurse AFRICA FROM WHYYARD SYDNEY

mrsoje:
Quick one Matand, and other gurus

Congrats on your recent grant. Hubby just got the CoE this morning from RMIT. Pls we have 2 dependents we are including in the visa application a 2yr old and 10yr old respectively. Do i have to enroll the 10yr old in school before i can proceed with the visa application process. Your prompt response will be highly appreciated.

chookudi:
Just a few lines to correct an erroneous assumption usually made her for prospective accountant migrants. You DO NOT have to submit your ICAN qualifications together with your B.Sc to get a positive assessment. I always thought this was the case especially with advice I got from people who had done theirs (the advice though was very useful and I really appreciate them) but my wife's assessment has proven otherwise. WE submitted both her B.Sc (from UNILAG) with her ICAN and both were INDEPENDENTLY assessed as being equal to an Australian degree. As a matter of fact we submitted a third qualification (so as not to take any chances) which was d Accounting technician qualification for west africa but unsurprisingly it was equated to an associated degree.
Anyway my point is it is advisable to use both ICAN and B.sc but not compulsory

debsty:
Hello there, was drawn to comment on this one. With ACCA Uk , you will most definitely get a positive assessment with ICAA or other acting bodies. Also if your experience in accting n auditing was post qualification, it can even give you additional 10points.

We have had guys on this forum that got a positive assessment with just their ICAN results.
But dude , you need to read extensively, requirements on the Australian immigration website and also in relation to the assessing body. That would do you a lot of good.
Cheers

DeeTus:
Contact the institution you're heading to first. Australian Immigration is super strict.

akeenade:
Hello House, I have been reading the comments and need to appreciate all the good work you guys are doing.

Please I am considering relocating to New Zealand, my wife and I both have first degrees in management and about 7 years working experience each. we have two kids (3 & 1+). I would really appreciate the best and fastest route to immigrating. The major reason for leaving is for our kids and obviously the better conditions of living. Even though I earn about 300k monthly, I don't see it providing a decent future for my wife and kids.

I have recognizable professional certificates in CIPS and APICS. I have been a supply chain professional (Procurement & expediting) for over 7 years. I am 32 while my wife is 29. Please I would appreciate any assistance the guru's can provide.

favouredme:
hello nairalanders
Still expecting my COE from the university , got a mail requesting for additional documents(which I will send), and they also added this clause.. is it like forewarning me not to mention that I have close relatives in Australia?
DIBP Ministerial Direction No 53 Alert related to an Applicant’s Close Family Ties in Australia: This applicant has an Australian-based paternal aunty and Uncle who are residing in Australia as a citizen and is also participating in the financial sponsorship of this applicant. Keeping the requirements of Ministerial Direction No 53 in mind, the fact that the applicant has very closely related Australian-based relatives, may bring additional focus to this case when it is being assessed by DIBP officials, who are required to assess GTE conditions more closely when an applicant already has established family links in Australia. Therefore, the applicant needs to be made aware of this so she may be in a better position to address this subject with confidence if DIBP assessing officers insist on a student visa interview in order to investigate this issue

favouredme:
hello nairalanders
Still expecting my COE from the university , got a mail requesting for additional documents(which I will send), and they also added this clause.. is it like forewarning me not to mention that I have close relatives in Australia?
DIBP Ministerial Direction No 53 Alert related to an Applicant’s Close Family Ties in Australia: This applicant has an Australian-based paternal aunty and Uncle who are residing in Australia as a citizen and is also participating in the financial sponsorship of this applicant. Keeping the requirements of Ministerial Direction No 53 in mind, the fact that the applicant has very closely related Australian-based relatives, may bring additional focus to this case when it is being assessed by DIBP officials, who are required to assess GTE conditions more closely when an applicant already has established family links in Australia. Therefore, the applicant needs to be made aware of this so she may be in a better position to address this subject with confidence if DIBP assessing officers insist on a student visa interview in order to investigate this issue

favouredme:
Wondering if its allowed to pay for OSHC for one year if my course duration is 2 years( and renew at the end of the 1st year) , i discovered it is cheaper e.g with AHM, family OSHC for a year as about 3k+ and 9k+ for two years .anyone in same boat?

mPop:
Hi bosslady,nnbb just to get somethg straight from masperanos visa now,he has an extra 6months visa wen hes done with school so does that mean he has to apply for his PR within that 6months? and does it also mean he can apply for d post study work visa within the 6months and while working apply for PR? kindly shed light thanks