Travel / Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by jayooh: 10:41am On Aug 31, 2018 |
Cottyekundayo:
Nothing much bra, how you been too? Sup with your movement na? Movement still in the pipeline. God is in control. I've been great overall. Just that this countrinent deh turn my belle on a daily |
Business / Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by jayooh: 3:05am On Aug 31, 2018 |
Gentlelife50:
Some after asking the usual where are you, you'll be like I am at balogun street the next thing you will hear is "ahh I don't know the place just follow your map".. While the street is the next Street to theirs, I keep wondering the essence of asking me where I am if you can't direct me after all. It's worst with all these ones slaying on empty brains. Ki ki ki 1 Like |
Business / Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by jayooh: 7:12pm On Aug 30, 2018 |
chillex8:
Just one Boeing 777-300 passenger aircraft drops over 300 international passengers. Use your head. And do you think 25% of those passengers use e-hailing? 2 Likes |
Business / Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by jayooh: 2:41pm On Aug 30, 2018 |
brogxy:
I see no reason why a rider should also ask for the driver's location cos the information (eta) needed is on their app too. It's just that most are not enlightened, they should be able to locate you on their app if they look closely. exactly, but I don't mind a rider calling me after making an order if they'd be respectful n calm sha. Some of them no get chill 3 Likes |
Business / Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by jayooh: 12:14pm On Aug 30, 2018 |
veeluv2015:
The driver already knows where the rider is. If the pickup location is different from what d map says, I believe the rider will mention it.
I'll rather ask where the driver is and do the time estimation myself than ask how long it'll take to get here. So I disagree that the question is annoying. Mind you, not all riders properly use the gps function of the phone. Some even input a totally wrong street while others a wrong pick up point. Some will be at ikeja and be requesting ride from a point in mushin, meanwhile mushin was suppose to be their supposed destination. If you've driven on uber you would have seen all sorts 3 Likes |
Travel / Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by jayooh: 12:10pm On Aug 30, 2018 |
stepo707: congrats @lakola
I believe more good news will keep coming every week or forthnightly henceforth Abeg every week or daily sef. |
Travel / Re: Living In Australia/life As An Australian Immigrant by jayooh: 12:06pm On Aug 30, 2018 |
bellong:
Aboriginals is the appropriate word. OK sir. But they are synonymous nouns. Na the spiritual thingy catch my eyes anyways. |
Travel / Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by jayooh: 12:03pm On Aug 30, 2018 |
Cottyekundayo:
No worries champion. Which city you @? Big boss, wadiddo? |
Travel / Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by jayooh: 11:31am On Aug 30, 2018 |
lakola: Hello people. Just got my 489 grant NSW (Riverina) Agricultural scientist Assesment: January English test: March Pte (81,82,83,74) LWSR Nomination: April Applied for visa: May 1 Applied May 1st. Grant: 29th August In Australia �� Already (Wagga Wagga)Chasing after 190 now. Came in on student visa 1.5 year course, so getting another visa was imperative. Rounding up studies oct. 2018. Thanks to everybody on this thread for their guidance. I wish everybody well in their applications.
No CO contact
Big congrats mate. May the land continually favour you. Good news elates the thread. |
Travel / Re: Living In Australia/life As An Australian Immigrant by jayooh: 11:23am On Aug 30, 2018 |
bellong:
95% of the untarred areas are for the indigenous people who forbid tarring of their roads because of their spiritual connection to the land. For real, aborigines? |
Travel / Re: Living In Australia/life As An Australian Immigrant by jayooh: 11:53am On Aug 29, 2018 |
Blitzenkreig66: Regional Australia. I saw a place without tarred road for the first time here. Amazing!! Which region? Love those vintage rides |
Business / Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by jayooh: 11:46am On Aug 29, 2018 |
dru23:
My brother I no fit advice my worse enemy to do hp ..a lot of crazy drivers out there.. Some no fit even deliver on a constant week, na hp u want go do ...better try rental for now, save a large amount to put down on Hp to and than you can try ..worse comes to worse I fit help u get car at a low price.... To all nairaland fans and USA Mobil spec buyers especially wholesalers ... I have larger quantities of USA spec oil to sale ,while waiting for the extended performance to come out ..please send
Did u import that castrol magnatec also? |
Travel / Re: General Australian Student Visa Enquiries Part 3 by jayooh: 9:18am On Aug 29, 2018 |
Ayolachris:
Don't worry it's most likely to come out by next month. I have noticed it now lasts for 6months if u are not so lucky. Although some stay shorter Dan 6 months. So just wait and pray...I wish u good luck Appears the whole immigration system is now very tough, student visa that use to take as low as 2-3weeks during the Streamlined VISA framework now go for 6months? 6 months used to be for the whole process from admission to visa, if not less sef. Diaris wa o. |
Travel / Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by jayooh: 7:59pm On Aug 28, 2018 |
connectgt: @jayooh: Thanks for your encouragement. But could you assist with the questions raised in connection with the transcript? Unfortunately, I no be Vetassess person. I be EA person. Won't wanna mislead you, someone more knowledgeable about Vetassess would help u out once they see your post. Trust 1 Like |
Travel / Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by jayooh: 2:08pm On Aug 28, 2018 |
connectgt: Good day my brothers and sisters in this forum. I am about to commence my Australia Permanent Residence Visa application. I understand my credentials must be assessed by VETASSESS. I have a Bachelor degree in Business Administration and a Professional Diploma in Human Resources Management from Chartered Institute of Personnel Management (CIPM) both in Nigeria. Please, I need clarification in the following areas; 1.) Am I expected to submit transcript for both the B.sc and professional Diploma or the B.sc would suffice? 2.) What VETASSESS address should be used for requesting transcript for Nigerian applicants? 3.) How much is the cost of assessment? What I saw on their website is much o... $880. That’s approximately N237,600 for assessment alone.
If your eyes are fixed on prices you won't forge ahead. Some did assessment for 1000$ some over 1k. Visa fee is just over 3700$, not to discourage you, but you need not allow fees set your bar. Cross the bridges when you get there, although you must plan ahead. The good thing is its doable- coming from someone who also had fears of fees from onset but I kicked my fear in the nuts 4 Likes |
Travel / Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by jayooh: 4:09pm On Aug 27, 2018 |
Akachukwu123: God bless you bro!
I'm soooo grateful.
Cheers
No sweat |
Travel / Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by jayooh: 10:52am On Aug 27, 2018 |
Akachukwu123: Chemical engineering.
Pls can u send an email to me onyejekwulumakaa@yahoo.com
Thanks
Done |
Travel / Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by jayooh: 9:53am On Aug 27, 2018 |
debsty:
This move is definitely more positive than not. Irrespective of the stance of the new minister on immigration matters ( which is very moderate by the way, compared to our familiar person 'PD'), stripping immigration and citizenship from Home affairs portfolio allows for more efficiency in the department. Putting the two under one minister was just too much power.
Anyways, we hope for better news for hopeful immigrants especially from this forum. Last financial year, there were only about 600 Nigerians that got permanent residence, which included those onshore already (Apologies , can't find and post the source link at the moment). This does not favorably compare with those[b] from India which was about 30,000.[/b] This is why we need to continue to help each other with information in any little way we can. Lets keep the zeal burning guys! As for the Indians, you can give it to them. No body waka reach them for the whole world |
Travel / Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by jayooh: 9:49am On Aug 27, 2018 |
GreenMavro: My employer but exactly what is on my CV job description, on my employer reference letter....hope vetassess wouldn't flag it.
Also, my employer quoted my current salary on the reference letter If the CV job description is in tandem with the job description for your nominated occupation from anzscosearch you should be good to go |
Travel / Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by jayooh: 10:48pm On Aug 26, 2018 |
Akachukwu123: Thanks for your genuine concern. My occupation is ENGINEERING TECHNOLOGIST 233914
I submitted 8 different job vacancies.
I would like to find out the job titles that are closely related to engr technologist as this would have been the reason for the NON OFFER. Samples of employability statement from a successful engineering technologist applicant would be soooo helpful.
God bless us all. No retreat, no surrender. Aussie aussie aussie.
Cheers
M Which discipline? Send a pm sir |
Travel / Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by jayooh: 9:54pm On Aug 23, 2018 |
afosahid: [/b]Short Timeline Alert[b]
So i woke up to grant emails for myself, wifey and kids this morning. I am elated as i share this news and i hope inspires a lot of people still in the process.
Please see Timeline below:
20th November 2017: I decided to start the PR process after much efforts by @spyroxy1 to convince me. Thanks for not giving up on me. 16th January 2018: 1st PTE attempt: 90,90,90,90 21st February 2018: Submitted my CDR with EA 3rd April 2018: Positive outcome with 10 points for experience (7 years experience approved out of 8 years claimed) 3rd April 2018: Created EOI for 189 3rd April 2018: ITA for 189 13th April 2018: Lodged Visa Application 23rd August 2018: Visa Grant (Direct Grant,no CO contact) IED: 27th March 2019
Points Breakdown Age-30 points Qualification: 15points Experience: 10 points English : 20 points
Special thanks to God and everyone who has helped in this journey. Shoutout to my brothers @spyroxy1 @olalekankad @azy123 @alphadoor @tuteso & of course @bellong for starting this excellent movement. We shall all celebrate together.
For those still at various stages of the struggle, i hope this inspires you never to give up. I wish you all the very best!!! Great news, elates the thread. Many more of such terrific news. Congratulations. Your journey was very smooth, thank God. Go ahead and prosper. Cheers 3 Likes |
Travel / Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by jayooh: 9:46pm On Aug 23, 2018 |
Akachukwu123: Tasmanian Government Nomination Recommendation – NOT OFFERED
We refer to your application for Tasmanian Government nomination of a Skilled Regional (Provisional) visa (subclass 489). Based on the information you have provided, the Tasmanian Government has not agreed to support your application for state nomination.
In considering your application, the Department has taken into account all information provided with your application in the context of other applications we have received, and the number of nominations remaining for offer. Based on the information provided, the Department’s decision not to offer you state nomination was primarily due to the following factor(s):
The Tasmanian Government is not satisfied that your application adequately meets the minimum nomination requirements. In order to be eligible for nomination under Category 3A – Overseas Applicant (TSOL) for the Skilled Regional (Provisional) visa (subclass 489), we need to be satisfied of your employability in the state. The employment research and employability statement you have provided with your application is currently insufficient for us to be satisfied that you meet this requirement.
As you may be aware, the Department can only nominate a limited number of applicants across the various state nomination programs as numbers are capped by the Department of Home Affairs. The Department’s decision to offer an applicant state nomination is subject to multiple factors such as the number of applicants,as well as the quality of the applications received.
This non-offer does not preclude other State or Territory Gov[color=#006600][/color]ernments from sponsoring you for a visa.
You can lodge a new state nomination application for the Department’s consideration. However, please be aware that it would be unlikely that you would be offered a state nomination if you are unable to address the reasons and circumstances surrounding this non-offer.
Business and Skilled Migration
Department of State Growth
www.migration.tas.gov.auIwww.stategrowth.tas.gov.au
19-Aug-2018
I got this email this morning. Can anyone advice on the next thing i should do Sorry about this delay, but I tell you delay is not denial. Believe me I know how it feels, I have been there. You need to tackle the concern head on, as well as clean up any other loophole that might have been in previous application. I strongly believe the first thing the case officer will consider in assessing your nomination application is this employability issue before settlement funds and others. This is the most important part, because it is what qualifies overseas applicant for the category. ●What's your occupation nominated? ●how many vacancy adverts did you submit? ●hope the vacancy had similar/closely related titles if not d same to your occupation? Comb multiple websites for job vacancies Seek, indeed, aurora, jobs each etc. You might find d same vacancy on different site, while you would find some very ackward vacancy that could help on some low-brow websites. So you need to search far and wide. Expect to give them at least 7 vacancies, do not settle for 5 or even 6. Your employment statement again could have shot you in the leg. How did you match your experience and qualification to each advert? Even if you find an advert that you don't have experience in the requirement for the roles, but it's still in your field/discipline, you can state how school courses, IT/internship have prepared or equipped you with requisite skill-just like you have no work experience at all. N.B. what's your occupation nominatedLemme see how I can be of help 4 Likes |
Travel / Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by jayooh: 9:04pm On Aug 19, 2018 |
Alphadoor:
You start from page 1 This reply will soon enter the savage "hall of fame" 1 Like |
Travel / Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by jayooh: 5:12pm On Aug 19, 2018 |
Ejadike: Hello Candycrush,
I trust you're doing very well. Please, I have a HND in Estate Management and 1 year experience in it. What are my chances of getting permanent residence if I apply? Or what other programme under this express entry can work for me?
Warm regards Do not confound yourself with multiple information from different threads and different migration programs sir Canada and Australia skilled program are different and distinct 2 Likes |
Business / Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by jayooh: 3:45pm On Aug 19, 2018 |
chillex8:
And you want a car in good condition
So you're now on the side of team assurance? 1 Like |
Business / Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by jayooh: 12:03am On Aug 19, 2018 |
Gentlelife50:
The Lord is your strength, if they have given me 20 I for like am. . Eventually I think I did just 8 or 9 trips all together. I will not allow Taxify finish my blood. |
Travel / Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by jayooh: 11:57pm On Aug 18, 2018 |
trastar:
Hence my question. If they person studied estate management for 5 years in a tier two institution,(or 4 years in a tier 1 institution) then it will be assessed as bsc which is good for skill level 1. I think it's more about the certificate issued first before the amount of years used to obtain such certificate. Don't you think? |
Business / Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by jayooh: 7:39pm On Aug 18, 2018 |
Tgiirl:
Just imagine the driver doing 30k to 35k making 135k in the 3rd week of august! How the driver won't avoid story? Food for thought!
Deliver 30k x 3weeks = 90k Fuel ( chucmore kindof 2k make 20k car ) 135k /20k = 7 x 2k fuel = 14k fuel used of the 3weeks Toll gate = free 0k Feeding at 500/day = 9k Miscellaneous = 0k
Pls ask that driver how e dey live
God be him strength ni o. |
Travel / Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by jayooh: 6:22pm On Aug 18, 2018 |
trastar:
Was your estate management course a 5year study? Consider assessing as a valuer. Read up about Valuer. PM @candycush and she might be able to help. I think even that is a skill level 1 occupation |
Business / Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by jayooh: 6:18pm On Aug 18, 2018 |
13 to go. 1 Like |
Business / Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by jayooh: 6:17pm On Aug 18, 2018 |
famousguy01:
I don switch to uber, I no dey house I beg Lol, sharp guy 1 Like 1 Share |
Business / Re: If You Are Uber Partner In Lagos, Please Share Your Experience Here by jayooh: 4:40pm On Aug 18, 2018 |
misterdeco:
Something happens to me yesterday, I pick up a rider from Ojokoro Agbado to Ogudu road and gives me 1200.... Am dazed latter on price review, I got 2300 How come please I need advice on this it should be like 3000/3500 Uber or taxify? |