dexterinc2003:


I like the way you explained.
Please can someone kindly highlight how Nigerian doctors can get into the Australian system.

P.S: Dont just come here and say,'u should go and write the AMC exams'....Pls give a step by step guide.thanks

dexterinc2003:


I like the way you explained.
Please can someone kindly highlight how Nigerian doctors can get into the Australian system.

P.S: Dont just come here and say,'u should go and write the AMC exams'....Pls give a step by step guide.thanks

ferdimako:

See command!

dexterinc2003:

No vex bro...i am always a bit too straightforward...ma apologies.

ferdimako:

The thing is who finds both equivalent? If it is the assessing authority, ur M.Sc completion date is tagged as ur Skills MET date and thereby rendering ur relevant work exp after B.Sc not valid for points test... My guess is from ACS though. It could be valid for suitability.

However, if u discover the both equivalences urself, u could withhold the M.Sc and claim work exp all through if relevant and if u worked all through too. My understanding.

I don't believe an assessing authority will find both equivalent and tag skills MET on B.Sc completion date.

NNBB2012:
Sometimes we are too busy to check out information by ourselves and then depend on others to do it for us.

Sincerely, what MARA agents are selling is information and it is very costly. And the reason why you get adequate information before applying for PR in particular is to avoid being denied visa. I was once a victim of this. I could not check information online by myself even when it was available online. It costed me about 800AUD plus for Ernst & Young to check my eligibility criteria for PR. And ever since then, I made up my mind to help as many people with information. At least, I have assisted 5 people with information on Australia PR immigration up to PR grants and others are in the pipeline.

People should always appreciate this and not to discourage others that are willing to help.

Read the process for international trained doctors here:

http://www.medicalboard.gov.au/Registration/International-Medical-Graduates.aspx

NNBB2012:
Sometimes we are too busy to check out information by ourselves and then depend on others to do it for us.

Sincerely, what MARA agents are selling is information and it is very costly. And the reason why you get adequate information before applying for PR in particular is to avoid being denied visa. I was once a victim of this. I could not check information online by myself even when it was available online. It costed me about 800AUD plus for Ernst & Young to check my eligibility criteria for PR. And ever since then, I made up my mind to help as many people with information. At least, I have assisted 5 people with information on Australia PR immigration up to PR grants and others are in the pipeline.

People should always appreciate this and not to discourage others that are willing to help.

Read the process for international trained doctors here:

http://www.medicalboard.gov.au/Registration/International-Medical-Graduates.aspx

ferdimako:

See command!

bossladyMo:


If your occupation requires a Bachelor's degree, and your BSc is equivalent to an Aus Bachelor's...your skills met date is your Bachelor's degree award date. If you need your MSc to equate to an Aus BSc, your skills met date is your MSc award date.

lighthouse4real:


Hello. Try to search for post graduate nursing programmes in different universities and pick the one that has SVP processing. It will afford you the opportunity to get into the system and write their registration exams with ease.
Follow all the other processes earlier outlined on this forum to ensure your visa is granted within the shortest period possible. All the best.

ferdimako:

Yeah but ACS used the month and year I told them I finished the program. Some schools' award dates could span to four years...not a good Skills MET date oh.

dexterinc2003:
All of u should relax...@bossladymo,@tboibamz(i dont even know u) i totally respect you all,and i already apologised,so stop trying to create bad blood on the forum.
i believe we have all helped ourselves in 1 way or the other in this forum,and i wasnt too proud 2 say i was sorry,except there are other reasons involved sha ,i think the apologies should be enough to calm everyone down

P.S:nairalanders make una noooo vexxxxiii oooo...
Thanks @NNBB2012,your maturity has no comparism

bossladyMo:


Vetassess uses the date on your completion letter, certificate or transcript. Even if you got your certificate 10 yrs after, your completion date/degree award date should read the date you completed it, not the issue date.

In
a sane world sha....lol

bossladyMo:


Even your so-called apology reeks of pride and rudeness.

Sorry...I just have a particular aversion to rude people.

youngpboy:
This fuel is really something else. I was in the teleperformance office yesterday and today to summit my visa application but they didn't open.i have to resume first week of July. Please I need advise on what to do. Thanks

youngpboy:
This fuel is really something else. I was in the teleperformance office yesterday and today to summit my visa application but they didn't open.i have to resume first week of July. Please I need advise on what to do. Thanks

dexterinc2003:



You obviously have some serious issue maam,i know i cant impress every1 but yours is just a funny case,your profile history rates you as a reasonable person,but your persistence on not letting it go even when every1 has, shows there is more to your 'niceness' charade.
If you have a problem with forgiving ppl that 'offended' you,let it be personal,quote me instead like an elite would and stop hiding behind other ppl's comment...i still believe there is a reasonable aspect tucked somewhere in your personality,so ease up,and live and lets live,there is only 1 God,and its not you...kilode!!!

NNBB2012:


A nurse once posted it on this forum and that is the process generally. I have also modified the process. Kindly read and follow it accordingly.


Below is the guideline to work here as a Nurse.

To work here as a registered nurse you need to apply to AHPRA with your overseas trained application form.. the form link is below

http://www.nursingmidwiferyboard.gov.au/documents/default.aspx?record=WD11%2f5938&dbid=AP&chksum=Vu5B6IVSxjQ2tDhZpamU2Q%3d%3d

You need to sit for either IELTS academics (7,7,7,7) or the OET exam etc. before applying...now for nurses or health practitioners, OET is the easiest exam to write for medical practitioners. It is in fact the best, you write it once and you are sure of getting it right. Immigration department accepts it for PR purposes.

You need to write the exam before applying. Once you submit the result, they will ask the nurses board in the country where you are registered to verify that you are registered with them; the nurses board in Nigeria or wherever you registered will send the verification directly to AHPRA. When AHPRA gets it, they will send you an email with a list of universities where you can do a bridging course in Australia for 3-6 months or 1 year conversion course (which people like to do cos they can work whilst doing the conversion and pay their fees unlike the bridging course that they can't work. BUT THEN AHPRA WILL TELL HIM WHICH ONE TO GO FOR) UNIVERSITY TRAINED I THINK HE YOU BE ASKED TO DO THE 3 MONTHS COURSE. PEOPLE WHO DO THE 1 YEAR CONVERSION COURSE ARE THOSE WHO ARE HOSPITAL TRAINED REGISTERED NURSES WITH A DIPLOMA CERTIFICATE. SO AFTER THE CONVERSION THE SCHOOL GIVES THEM A BACHELOR'S CERTIFICATE AND CANCELS DIPLOMA(which is good cos then you have a bachelor degree not diploma). After the bridging course you will get your registration with AHPRA as a nurse.

General Process of Australia immigration:

1 Check the SOL/CSOL:
• 2 Calculate Points
• 3 Skills Assessment:
• 4 Proof of English Language ability:
• 5 Work Experience:
• 6 State Sponsorship:
• 7 Family Sponsorship:
• 8 Submitting an Expression of Interest:
• 9 Visa Types:
• 10 Lodging Application:
• 11 After Lodging:
• 13 The Waiting:
• 14 The Decision:

justwise:
Ask/make your Australian visa contributions here, i have seen increasing number of different threads about Australian visa recently hence the need to dedicate one thread for Australian visa issues.

kingsbeko:
U narrowed it down!! Helps a lot

malmo:



for my wife to obtain the visa about a month and for me like 2 weeks.

Omonjoe:
Can one submit application for skillselect(PR) without IELTS?

ferdimako:
Yeah...u have paid ur dues...I'm next...

justwise:
Ask/make your Australian visa contributions here, i have seen increasing number of different threads about Australian visa recently hence the need to dedicate one thread for Australian visa issues.