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Re: Living In Australia/life As An Australian Immigrant by tunlex01(m): 12:50am On Jul 09, 2022
[quote author=chumbuck12 post=114505750]Landing Gist grin grin

welcome home!
Re: Living In Australia/life As An Australian Immigrant by tunlex01(m): 12:52am On Jul 09, 2022
olawumi171:
Gudevening Nairalander,av been applying for Australia work visa but unfortunately l got no reply from the companies l sent documents, so my uncle who is an agent asked for my passport to send to dei embassy for a non appearance, pls it possible to shield out a good news.Thanks
Lol…there is nothing like non-appearance.
Run!

What’s your occupation?
Re: Living In Australia/life As An Australian Immigrant by tunlex01(m): 12:54am On Jul 09, 2022
floboyza:
Please I need help, I read on this thread that accounting is a no go area. Is that still the case and why. I plan to study masters in accounting in a regional area is there a path to PR for me with this route.

I have a degree in accounting and three years banking experience as an FX officer. Please what are my options. Thanks



Nothing has changed for accountants. PR chance is slim.
Re: Living In Australia/life As An Australian Immigrant by chumbuck12: 1:48am On Jul 09, 2022
tunlex01:
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catchdwind4rmkd:
Welcome to Australia, and best wishes. Try to connect with other Nigerians in Sydney. It's helpful to stay connected.


Thanks bosses grin
Re: Living In Australia/life As An Australian Immigrant by Ollarh: 10:40pm On Jul 12, 2022
Visa alert!!!!
God alone be praise forever �.
Have been a silent reader here even way before I got my visa but now I thank God Almighty that I’ll finally be an Australian immigrant ��.
Pls guys I’ll be needing y’all support to make an easy transition to my dream country.
So here are my few questions to those that just recently went that route :

1. Pls what is the best airline to travel with no more than two stops cause am trying to avoid long waiting period at the stop overs so as to ease the journey because I am pregnant?

2. Pls are there any documents or papers I’ll need to take with me to probably show at different boarders or airports to avoid one delay or the other?

3. Pls guys what are the allowed food items that I can take to avoid unnecessary and excessive load.

4. Pls how can I easily get a good accommodation near my campus as my school is Deakin university burhood campus Melbourne Australia?

My intake is this trimester 2, which started already on Monday and so I’ll be traveling first week of August by the special grace of God. So pls if you’d be in my school this trimester or know someone already there, pls kindly link us up for easier settlement cause I wouldn’t mind a shared apartment.

Thank y’all so much for always helping on this great platform, pls if you have valid answers for any of my questions pls and pls be kind enough to help out a lone pregnant traveler biko � as this will go a long way in easing me of lots of stress while on the very long journey.

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Re: Living In Australia/life As An Australian Immigrant by Ollarh: 9:50am On Jul 13, 2022
Please guys, who knows anything about KLM flight from Lagos to Melbourne Australia? I want to be sure they don’t have transiting visa requirements from the different stops? Pls it’s urgent before I pay pls
Re: Living In Australia/life As An Australian Immigrant by oluayebenz: 10:07am On Jul 13, 2022
Ollarh:
Please guys, who knows anything about KLM flight from Lagos to Melbourne Australia? I want to be sure they don’t have transiting visa requirements from the different stops? Pls it’s urgent before I pay pls

If you are not transiting in 2 schengen countries then you are good.

But if otherwise, I will suggest Qatar Airways
Re: Living In Australia/life As An Australian Immigrant by Raregem9000(m): 5:57pm On Jul 13, 2022
Good evening elders in the house, please can one use a HND certificate with 2.96 Cgpa to process a PGD course in AU?
Re: Living In Australia/life As An Australian Immigrant by Tsauce: 1:30pm On Jul 14, 2022
[quote author=Ollarh post=114677320]Visa alert!!!!
God alone be praise forever �.

Congratulations .
I am awaiting my own visa as well but I have a lot of questions to ask you. please check your mail so we can talk better.
Re: Living In Australia/life As An Australian Immigrant by Letspray234: 6:08am On Jul 16, 2022
Pls what was the cost of flight and airline used?
DrCollins218:
My Australian landing gist and experience so far.

I arrived Australia on a PR visa through Qatar airways. It was a smooth scale at the border control apart from filling the long covid forms and entries.

I was picked up at the airport by a Senior Brother whom I have been living with and his family since my arrival.

Settling down in Australia as a new immigrant isn't easy especially getting used to a new system.

In terms of jobs, there are many jobs here that can fetch one good money both in the blue and white collar industry.

I got my first job in May and I have been enjoying the experience. Over here, people don't joke with time. If someone living in Australia spares sometime to respond to your questions, you should appreciate it because everyone is busy and on the move constantly.

I didn't understand this till I arrived.

Disability support worker jobs are everywhere in Sydney and they are heavily short staffed. In fact na dem dey beg you to come and work.

Disability support worker jobs can fetch one a good 3k dollars per forth night if you pick good shifts.

In terms of getting a professional job, it's very difficult because most companies won't employ someone without Australian local experience. For instance, if you a construction engineer, breaking into the construction industry is very difficult without local experience.

In terms of mobility, you will need a car, in fact most jobs will ask if you can drive, drivers license, car insurance etc.

Besides, having a car in Australia is a necessity not luxury. You can't get around without a car because everywhere is far from each other. I have spent 8 weeks here and I thank God for bringing me to the beautiful country despite the challenges of settling in.

If you have any questions please do ask me and I will be happy to respond.

Thank you so much and happy weekend.

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Re: Living In Australia/life As An Australian Immigrant by daylaysongs: 11:39am On Jul 16, 2022
Good morning to you all,have heard much about Australia to be a nice country will really love to travel there..can anyone give me a handful information on immigrating to the country.Thanks
Re: Living In Australia/life As An Australian Immigrant by daylaysongs: 11:51am On Jul 16, 2022
DrCollins218:
My Australian landing gist and experience so far.

I arrived Australia on a PR visa through Qatar airways. It was a smooth scale at the border control apart from filling the long covid forms and entries.

I was picked up at the airport by a Senior Brother whom I have been living with and his family since my arrival.

Settling down in Australia as a new immigrant isn't easy especially getting used to a new system.

In terms of jobs, there are many jobs here that can fetch one good money both in the blue and white collar industry.

I got my first job in May and I have been enjoying the experience. Over here, people don't joke with time. If someone living in Australia spares sometime to respond to your questions, you should appreciate it because everyone is busy and on the move constantly.

I didn't understand this till I arrived.

Disability support worker jobs are everywhere in Sydney and they are heavily short staffed. In fact na dem dey beg you to come and work.

Disability support worker jobs can fetch one a good 3k dollars per forth night if you pick good shifts.

In terms of getting a professional job, it's very difficult because most companies won't employ someone without Australian local experience. For instance, if you a construction engineer, breaking into the construction industry is very difficult without local experience.

In terms of mobility, you will need a car, in fact most jobs will ask if you can drive, drivers license, car insurance etc.

Besides, having a car in Australia is a necessity not luxury. You can't get around without a car because everywhere is far from each other. I have spent 8 weeks here and I thank God for bringing me to the beautiful country despite the challenges of settling in.

If you have any questions please do ask me and I will be happy to respond.

Thank you so much and happy weekend.
hope you really enjoying your settling in over there I will really love if you can break it down the process of immigrating to Australia as PR

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Re: Living In Australia/life As An Australian Immigrant by tunlex01(m): 3:29pm On Jul 17, 2022
daylaysongs:
Good morning to you all,have heard much about Australia to be a nice country will really love to travel there..can anyone give me a handful information on immigrating to the country.Thanks

https://www.nairaland.com/4478747/diy-guide-australian-permanent-resident
Re: Living In Australia/life As An Australian Immigrant by Damskid406: 5:38am On Jul 19, 2022
DrCollins218:
My Australian landing gist and experience so far.

I arrived Australia on a PR visa through Qatar airways. It was a smooth scale at the border control apart from filling the long covid forms and entries.

I was picked up at the airport by a Senior Brother whom I have been living with and his family since my arrival.

Settling down in Australia as a new immigrant isn't easy especially getting used to a new system.

In terms of jobs, there are many jobs here that can fetch one good money both in the blue and white collar industry.

I got my first job in May and I have been enjoying the experience. Over here, people don't joke with time. If someone living in Australia spares sometime to respond to your questions, you should appreciate it because everyone is busy and on the move constantly.

I didn't understand this till I arrived.

Disability support worker jobs are everywhere in Sydney and they are heavily short staffed. In fact na dem dey beg you to come and work.

Disability support worker jobs can fetch one a good 3k dollars per forth night if you pick good shifts.

In terms of getting a professional job, it's very difficult because most companies won't employ someone without Australian local experience. For instance, if you a construction engineer, breaking into the construction industry is very difficult without local experience.

In terms of mobility, you will need a car, in fact most jobs will ask if you can drive, drivers license, car insurance etc.

Besides, having a car in Australia is a necessity not luxury. You can't get around without a car because everywhere is far from each other. I have spent 8 weeks here and I thank God for bringing me to the beautiful country despite the challenges of settling in.

If you have any questions please do ask me and I will be happy to respond.

Thank you so much and happy weekend.
please can you send me your WhatsApp number? Incase you dint want to drop it here my email adegokedamola406@gmail.com or text me on WhatsApp +971544571957
Re: Living In Australia/life As An Australian Immigrant by kory(f): 11:46am On Aug 11, 2022
Hello everyone. I would be coming in next month and wanted advice on bringing in food stuff. Anyone who has travelled recently please assist with landing gist and how food item was packaged. Thanks

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Re: Living In Australia/life As An Australian Immigrant by tunlex01(m): 1:24pm On Aug 11, 2022
kory:
Hello everyone. I would be coming in next month and wanted advice on bringing in food stuff. Anyone who has travelled recently please assist with landing gist and how food item was packaged. Thanks

Read few pages back, there are pointers already
Re: Living In Australia/life As An Australian Immigrant by Tsauce: 8:25am On Aug 12, 2022
Good day Nairalanders,
Please i will be arriving Adelaide in 2weeks and need help with accomodation. Please any help will be so appreciated .
Thank you.
Re: Living In Australia/life As An Australian Immigrant by Tsauce: 8:31am On Aug 12, 2022
kessel:
Hi guys,
Anyone who is landing Adelaide this period should feel free to DM me for free airport pick up and few tips on survival here.
My little contribution to humanity.
Cheers.

hello, please check your mail
Re: Living In Australia/life As An Australian Immigrant by Spizzy1: 7:43pm On Aug 15, 2022
Hello wonderful people. I will be leaving Nigeria for Australia the coming week. I know this thread has being very old here and still very important over the years. I have keenly followed through since last year. Thanks to the OP and other contributors on this forum. Please, I would need advice on what I need to come along so as not to forget important things at home. Thanks.
I will be waiting your advice.
Re: Living In Australia/life As An Australian Immigrant by kory(f): 2:48pm On Aug 16, 2022
Spizzy1:
Hello wonderful people. I will be leaving Nigeria for Australia the coming week. I know this thread has being very old here and still very important over the years. I have keenly followed through since last year. Thanks to the OP and other contributors on this forum. Please, I would need advice on what I need to come along so as not to forget important things at home. Thanks.
I will be waiting your advice.

What flight are you using. Trying to book my flight and current prices on Qatar is crazy. I can't even look at Emirates Can I chat you up?. Leaving also in September. Would like to know about food stuff and what was allowed. Please share when you arrive
Re: Living In Australia/life As An Australian Immigrant by ak22(m): 3:32pm On Aug 16, 2022
DrCollins218:
My Australian landing gist and experience so far.

I arrived Australia on a PR visa through Qatar airways. It was a smooth scale at the border control apart from filling the long covid forms and entries.

I was picked up at the airport by a Senior Brother whom I have been living with and his family since my arrival.

Settling down in Australia as a new immigrant isn't easy especially getting used to a new system.

In terms of jobs, there are many jobs here that can fetch one good money both in the blue and white collar industry.

I got my first job in May and I have been enjoying the experience. Over here, people don't joke with time. If someone living in Australia spares sometime to respond to your questions, you should appreciate it because everyone is busy and on the move constantly.

I didn't understand this till I arrived.

Disability support worker jobs are everywhere in Sydney and they are heavily short staffed. In fact na dem dey beg you to come and work.

Disability support worker jobs can fetch one a good 3k dollars per forth night if you pick good shifts.

In terms of getting a professional job, it's very difficult because most companies won't employ someone without Australian local experience. For instance, if you a construction engineer, breaking into the construction industry is very difficult without local experience.

In terms of mobility, you will need a car, in fact most jobs will ask if you can drive, drivers license, car insurance etc.

Besides, having a car in Australia is a necessity not luxury. You can't get around without a car because everywhere is far from each other. I have spent 8 weeks here and I thank God for bringing me to the beautiful country despite the challenges of settling in.

If you have any questions please do ask me and I will be happy to respond.

Thank you so much and happy weekend.

Thanks a lot . Pls can someone secure any spousorer job from here Nigeria on any blue job ?
Re: Living In Australia/life As An Australian Immigrant by Spizzy1: 3:33pm On Aug 16, 2022
kory:


What flight are you using. Trying to book my flight and current prices on Qatar is crazy. I can't even look at Emirates Can I chat you up?. Leaving also in September. Would like to know about food stuff and what was allowed. Please share when you arrive
I booked Qatar airways 4 weeks ago. 1.72m

Yes we can chat if you wish.

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Re: Living In Australia/life As An Australian Immigrant by kory(f): 5:19pm On Aug 16, 2022
Spizzy1:

I booked Qatar airways 4 weeks ago. 1.72m

Yes we can chat if you wish.

Tried sending a personal message to you. Think you need to respond
Re: Living In Australia/life As An Australian Immigrant by gustav25: 7:43am On Aug 17, 2022
How are you people going about this PTA/BTA from Naija banks please ?
Re: Living In Australia/life As An Australian Immigrant by Rosylia(f): 11:10pm On Aug 25, 2022
Hello everyone,
This platform have been of great help to me until now, thanks to the pioneers.
Thank you Solitin.

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Re: Living In Australia/life As An Australian Immigrant by Manonamission: 11:56am On Aug 27, 2022
Rosylia:
Hello everyone,
This platform have been of great help to me until now, thanks to the pioneers.

I arrived Sydney yesterday and was able to book a temporary Airbnb to settle in as I have no family nor friends here. Please I'm in dire need of few survival tips and I'd also like to know if there are any Nigerian community here in Sydney(NSW) or even a WhatsApp group, I feel so alone already. Any form of help would be greatly appreciated.
(Rozylia6@gmail.com)

Congratulations!!! Tell us your landing gist.
Re: Living In Australia/life As An Australian Immigrant by Solitin40: 1:16am On Aug 28, 2022
Rosylia:
Hello everyone,
This platform have been of great help to me until now, thanks to the pioneers.

I arrived Sydney yesterday and was able to book a temporary Airbnb to settle in as I have no family nor friends here. Please I'm in dire need of few survival tips and I'd also like to know if there are any Nigerian community here in Sydney(NSW) or even a WhatsApp group, I feel so alone already. Any form of help would be greatly appreciated.
(Rozylia6@gmail.com)
I don't reside in Sydney; I live around 2 hours away. If you don't mind, send me a message and I'll provide you my phone number.
Re: Living In Australia/life As An Australian Immigrant by Omorocky: 7:17pm On Sep 03, 2022
Landing Gist,From Abuja to Halifax Nova Scotia. I left For Abuja Airport on the 22/08/2022 I got to the Airport, I was asked for my Vaccination card, acceptance letter, enrollment letter and passport. I went to collect my boarding pass. My luggages were checked, over weigh,I paid 100 Dollars for excess Luggage my Airline was Air France.
It came to 7:55 We boarded to Paris France. We stopped over at N,Djamena Chad for 1 hour we didn't come down from the aircraft. We left around 11 pm to Paris, we got to Paris 6: am Paris time. We had lay over for 5 hours.
We boarded to Montreal by 12:30pm dot because our flight was delayed for 1hr:30m. We arrived Montreal 1:30 pm local time.
I had already submitted my ArriveCan information and CBSA declaration items through my ArriveCan app, so there was no stress just confirm that my information was true and submitted in less than a minute on the kiosk machine.
I proceeded to the next officer was asked for my ArriveCan, if I carry anything like raw meat as my food stuff, I said no. The young fine girl asked me to proceed to the queue to get my Study permit
the queue was not much, when it got to my turn for study permit, a pretty fine young girl again was the officer,�� She greeted me with respect and asked for my passport and letter of introduction only printed my study permit and gave me, no questions or queries.
I proceeded to claim my baggages and waited for my connecting flight to Halifax Nova Scotia.

The only issue I had was that immigration gave me 1 month study visa for a 4 year study program, I don't know if the immigration officer smoke weed that day for doing that. when I got to Canada 3 weeks were gone from the 1 month remaining only 1 week, so the CBSA told me they can't give me study permit beyond the validity of the visa on my passport, that I should call the immigration immediately to explain the situation to them to extend my study permit. So I was given 1 week study permit.
I had to contact the immigration immediately they asked me to apply for extension of the study permit online before that one week given to me expires, I did waiting for approval soon. However I explained to the school, and was asked to show proof of extension application,I did. They told me I can start classes. Canada is very beautiful and worth every stress and money spent. I pray that everyone waiting for their PPR shall testify soon in Jesus name amen. Don't give up. Nothing good comes easily.

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Re: Living In Australia/life As An Australian Immigrant by Richdee1(m): 10:36pm On Sep 04, 2022
Omorocky:
Landing Gist,From Abuja to Halifax Nova Scotia. I left For Abuja Airport on the 22/08/2022 I got to the Airport, I was asked for my Vaccination card, acceptance letter, enrollment letter and passport. I went to collect my boarding pass. My luggages were checked, over weigh,I paid 100 Dollars for excess Luggage my Airline was Air France.
It came to 7:55 We boarded to Paris France. We stopped over at N,Djamena Chad for 1 hour we didn't come down from the aircraft. We left around 11 pm to Paris, we got to Paris 6: am Paris time. We had lay over for 5 hours.
We boarded to Montreal by 12:30pm dot because our flight was delayed for 1hr:30m. We arrived Montreal 1:30 pm local time.
I had already submitted my ArriveCan information and CBSA declaration items through my ArriveCan app, so there was no stress just confirm that my information was true and submitted in less than a minute on the kiosk machine.
I proceeded to the next officer was asked for my ArriveCan, if I carry anything like raw meat as my food stuff, I said no. The young fine girl asked me to proceed to the queue to get my Study permit
the queue was not much, when it got to my turn for study permit, a pretty fine young girl again was the officer,�� She greeted me with respect and asked for my passport and letter of introduction only printed my study permit and gave me, no questions or queries.
I proceeded to claim my baggages and waited for my connecting flight to Halifax Nova Scotia.

The only issue I had was that immigration gave me 1 month study visa for a 4 year study program, I don't know if the immigration officer smoke weed that day for doing that. when I got to Canada 3 weeks were gone from the 1 month remaining only 1 week, so the CBSA told me they can't give me study permit beyond the validity of the visa on my passport, that I should call the immigration immediately to explain the situation to them to extend my study permit. So I was given 1 week study permit.
I had to contact the immigration immediately they asked me to apply for extension of the study permit online before that one week given to me expires, I did waiting for approval soon. However I explained to the school, and was asked to show proof of extension application,I did. They told me I can start classes. Canada is very beautiful and worth every stress and money spent. I pray that everyone waiting for their PPR shall testify soon in Jesus name amen. Don't give up. Nothing good comes easily.

This should be in Canada thread
By the a
Re: Living In Australia/life As An Australian Immigrant by Richdee1(m): 10:37pm On Sep 04, 2022
Omorocky:
Landing Gist,From Abuja to Halifax Nova Scotia. I left For Abuja Airport on the 22/08/2022 I got to the Airport, I was asked for my Vaccination card, acceptance letter, enrollment letter and passport. I went to collect my boarding pass. My luggages were checked, over weigh,I paid 100 Dollars for excess Luggage my Airline was Air France.
It came to 7:55 We boarded to Paris France. We stopped over at N,Djamena Chad for 1 hour we didn't come down from the aircraft. We left around 11 pm to Paris, we got to Paris 6: am Paris time. We had lay over for 5 hours.
We boarded to Montreal by 12:30pm dot because our flight was delayed for 1hr:30m. We arrived Montreal 1:30 pm local time.
I had already submitted my ArriveCan information and CBSA declaration items through my ArriveCan app, so there was no stress just confirm that my information was true and submitted in less than a minute on the kiosk machine.
I proceeded to the next officer was asked for my ArriveCan, if I carry anything like raw meat as my food stuff, I said no. The young fine girl asked me to proceed to the queue to get my Study permit
the queue was not much, when it got to my turn for study permit, a pretty fine young girl again was the officer,�� She greeted me with respect and asked for my passport and letter of introduction only printed my study permit and gave me, no questions or queries.
I proceeded to claim my baggages and waited for my connecting flight to Halifax Nova Scotia.

The only issue I had was that immigration gave me 1 month study visa for a 4 year study program, I don't know if the immigration officer smoke weed that day for doing that. when I got to Canada 3 weeks were gone from the 1 month remaining only 1 week, so the CBSA told me they can't give me study permit beyond the validity of the visa on my passport, that I should call the immigration immediately to explain the situation to them to extend my study permit. So I was given 1 week study permit.
I had to contact the immigration immediately they asked me to apply for extension of the study permit online before that one week given to me expires, I did waiting for approval soon. However I explained to the school, and was asked to show proof of extension application,I did. They told me I can start classes. Canada is very beautiful and worth every stress and money spent. I pray that everyone waiting for their PPR shall testify soon in Jesus name amen. Don't give up. Nothing good comes easily.

This should be in Canada thread
By the I heard schools in the Atlantic are cheap
What's your course and the tution fee
Re: Living In Australia/life As An Australian Immigrant by kory(f): 4:13pm On Sep 08, 2022
Hello everyone,

Please are there car companies one can book for airport pick up in Melbourne. Coming in with the family. Or would we see one to book when we arrive?. I am worried about needing car seats. My kids are 5 and 3.
Re: Living In Australia/life As An Australian Immigrant by FBS: 12:09am On Sep 09, 2022
kory:
Hello everyone,

Please are there car companies one can book for airport pick up in Melbourne. Coming in with the family. Or would we see one to book when we arrive?. I am worried about needing car seats. My kids are 5 and 3.


From Melbourne (Tullamarine) airport you can book Uber or Didi and request for 2 car seats if needed.

https://www.uber.com/global/en/airports/mel/

https://web.didiglobal.com/au/rider/

Hope that helps.

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