WestAfrican:

Have you checked on Western Sydney Uni and LaTrobe Uni?

Haliru001:

The masters done in western Sydney doesn't make one eligible to become a registered nurse upon completion of the program. I'd check la Trobe university. Thanks

ireayomide2015:
my good people, is it advisable to travel to Australia with two months pregnant, my hubby plan to join almost immediately?

i plan to apply middle of Nov. i have already paid my tuition and i have my coe already, am just waiting for the money in my dad account to wait for three months. it is compulsory to submit change of name document to the embassy?
Please and please find out from people that are living already in Australia to tell you what it means to desire to give birth in Australia I guess if you know the financial burden attached to this your intention you will desist from such.people that are student dp run back home to have their babies pls make enough enquiries unles you you are either a citizen or permanent residence card holder.

WestAfrican:

Really? How did you find out?

Haliru001:

It's for people who already have a degree in nursing. They have a bachelor of nursing (graduate entry) which is 2 years. But I can't go for that cos I'd have to apply for a new visa if I wantu drop down

PHUMEELAYO:
Please can anyone help out with paying of application fee? 100AUD......my card is being rejected.

PHUMEELAYO:
Please can anyone help out with paying of application fee? 100AUD......my card is being rejected.

chimax1:
Hey guys, pls I want to know if I can get my conditional offer without my transcripts. This strike is making it difficult for futo to process my transcripts(which normally takes 2 months), and am going for the Feb intake. I emailed the school and was told to send my other docs while they await the transcipt. Has anyone received an offer letter without transcripts?

PHUMEELAYO:
Please can anyone help out with paying of application fee? 100AUD......my card is being rejected.

cuteytohbad:
Touch down Brisbane. Thank God for journey mercy.

liana001:
Very good job being done here. Apart from getting info from universities' websites and DIBP, I've learnt a lot from the real life experiences shared here since I stumbled on this thread last month. Well done everyone.

JCU Brisbane, March 2018, MPA on my mind. Did IELTS in July, passed, got admission 31st Aug, waiting to pay tuition this month/early Oct, get my eCoE, do the medicals in Nov and apply for the visa proper in Dec.

I'm just taking everything a step at a time, each step, carefully, cos for me, thinking of the whole process at once can cause headache and might even make one want to start doubting if it can be possible.

This Australian Study Visa application needs time, peace of mind, patience and strategy. I no know anytin o - just my 2kobo advice to those of us still waiting to apply.

Above all, may God crown all our efforts with favour and success, AMEN.

it might be better for you if you apply for the visa earlier than december, a lot of us that applied since June have been waiting for visa for close to 4 months now, just a thought . All the best.

liana001:
Very good job being done here. Apart from getting info from universities' websites and DIBP, I've learnt a lot from the real life experiences shared here since I stumbled on this thread last month. Well done everyone.

JCU Brisbane, March 2018, MPA on my mind. Did IELTS in July, passed, got admission 31st Aug, waiting to pay tuition this month/early Oct, get my eCoE, do the medicals in Nov and apply for the visa proper in Dec.

I'm just taking everything a step at a time, each step, carefully, cos for me, thinking of the whole process at once can cause headache and might even make one want to start doubting if it can be possible.

This Australian Study Visa application needs time, peace of mind, patience and strategy. I no know anytin o - just my 2kobo advice to those of us still waiting to apply.

Above all, may God crown all our efforts with favour and success, AMEN.

noscarn91:

it might be better for you if you apply for the visa earlier than december, a lot of us that applied since June have been waiting for visa for close to 4 months now, just a thought . All the best

tobe4real:
4 months ? ,you're kidding right?

noscarn91:

Dude it's not a joke I have been waiting since June 14 , no update from DIBP, just silence.

ireayomide2015:
my good people, is it advisable to travel to Australia with two months pregnant, my hubby plan to join almost immediately?

i plan to apply middle of Nov. i have already paid my tuition and i have my coe already, am just waiting for the money in my dad account to wait for three months. it is compulsory to submit change of name document to the embassy?

cuteytohbad:
Touch down Brisbane. Thank God for journey mercy.

liana001:
Very good job being done here. Apart from getting info from universities' websites and DIBP, I've learnt a lot from the real life experiences shared here since I stumbled on this thread last month. Well done everyone.

JCU Brisbane, March 2018, MPA on my mind. Did IELTS in July, passed, got admission 31st Aug, waiting to pay tuition this month/early Oct, get my eCoE, do the medicals in Nov and apply for the visa proper in Dec.

I'm just taking everything a step at a time, each step, carefully, cos for me, thinking of the whole process at once can cause headache and might even make one want to start doubting if it can be possible.

This Australian Study Visa application needs time, peace of mind, patience and strategy. I no know anytin o - just my 2kobo advice to those of us still waiting to apply.

Above all, may God crown all our efforts with favour and success, AMEN.

liana001:
Very good job being done here. Apart from getting info from universities' websites and DIBP, I've learnt a lot from the real life experiences shared here since I stumbled on this thread last month. Well done everyone.

JCU Brisbane, March 2018, MPA on my mind. Did IELTS in July, passed, got admission 31st Aug, waiting to pay tuition this month/early Oct, get my eCoE, do the medicals in Nov and apply for the visa proper in Dec.

I'm just taking everything a step at a time, each step, carefully, cos for me, thinking of the whole process at once can cause headache and might even make one want to start doubting if it can be possible.

This Australian Study Visa application needs time, peace of mind, patience and strategy. I no know anytin o - just my 2kobo advice to those of us still waiting to apply.

Above all, may God crown all our efforts with favour and success, AMEN.

Churkie:


Red flag.

I read somewhere that a sponsor needs to have a minimum annual income of A$60,000. N200,000/month is just N2.4m/annum.

debris:



The school will specify how much. I was asked to pay a semester's tuition, but no harm in paying more if you can afford to.










Must one pay tuition complete do they accept half/Quater payment of tuition atleast till visa is approved before completion of tuition fees?

HonNellymike12:


Thanks. I will apply earlier than Dec then. Oct is not too feasible for me cos everything I need may not be ready. Nov is more like it. At least Nov, Dec, Jan, Feb, visa suppose show.





You better apply as early as October, australia embassy don change tinz oo, Na driver seat with your seat belt on almost everyone dey oo, it use to be 3 to 4weeks to get visa, but now u go wait for moses to take u to cross the red Sea. All the best.

tobe4real:
4 months ? ,you're kidding right?

ProfGeorge:


I applied since May 27th.