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Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by ajayidebo: 9:52am On Apr 15, 2020
Not enough information to go through. You'll need to provide the following:

Education (degree, year and institution)
Work Experience: banking is vague. You'll have to be specific




uche06:
Please what are my chances
Age: 32
Marital status: Single
Work experience: 9
Discipline : Library and information Science
Work : Banking

Please what are my chances
Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by tunlex01(m): 9:53am On Apr 15, 2020
uche06:
Please what are my chances
Age: 32
Marital status: Single
Work experience: 9
Discipline : Library and information Science
Work : Banking

Please what are my chances

Banking is an industry and not work experience. What do you do in the bank?

You should also provide further details.
Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by nnamxxx(m): 1:30pm On Apr 15, 2020
Is it possible for a 45years person with the 491 visa to get a permanent resident in Australia?
Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by readandwrite: 2:06pm On Apr 15, 2020
Hello, please I have a question, I pulled the below quote from someone that put together a guide for applying for the PR visa:

"Some occupations are invited on pro-rata basis, these occupations are allocated a certain number of invite every draw. So this means people in less popular occupations will get invited faster and also with lesser points. Eg. A valuer can apply with 65 points today and get an invite next month while a software developer with 75 points will have to wait longer. Think of this as every occupation having a separate queue and people getting attended to faster than the other based on the length of the queue. "

So my question is this,
- Is this information still valid, because I know that Australia sometimes change their requirements.
- I'm a Landscape Architect, does this mean that if my occupation is less popular and I have a score of 75(my stimulated score) I will get invited even though my score is not up to 90(the current score).

Thanks.
Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by tunlex01(m): 3:42pm On Apr 15, 2020
readandwrite:
Hello, please I have a question, I pulled the below quote from someone that put together a guide for applying for the PR visa:

"Some occupations are invited on pro-rata basis, these occupations are allocated a certain number of invite every draw. So this means people in less popular occupations will get invited faster and also with lesser points. Eg. A valuer can apply with 65 points today and get an invite next month while a software developer with 75 points will have to wait longer. Think of this as every occupation having a separate queue and people getting attended to faster than the other based on the length of the queue. "

So my question is this,
- Is this information still valid, because I know that Australia sometimes change their requirements.
- I'm a Landscape Architect, does this mean that if my occupation is less popular and I have a score of 75(my stimulated score) I will get invited even though my score is not up to 90(the current score).

Thanks.

At the moment, it is not valid for 189 as only applicants with 90 and above have been invited in recent times however this theory works for 190/491. A cabinet maker with 75 points may get an ITA before an Engineer with 95 point.

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Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by tunlex01(m): 3:43pm On Apr 15, 2020
nnamxxx:
Is it possible for a 45years person with the 491 visa to get a permanent resident in Australia?

Answer is yes if the person already got 491 ITA before clocking 45
PR visa 191 does not have age limitation
Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by tunlex01(m): 3:48pm On Apr 15, 2020
@omoluabiade, on a second thought, id advise you use your Bsc and MSc only for assessment with Vetassess. Add your PhD when you are lodging EOI. Save your stress Vetassess inconsistencies in that aspect.
Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by Canadahome: 4:33pm On Apr 15, 2020
ajayidebo:
Your occupation is Skill level 1. You'll have to include your MSc. However, you work experience points will be 0. VETASSESS only recognize work experience after degree. In your case, your experience will start to count from M.sc in HRM , March, 2019.


Age: 25
Degree: 15
Exp: 0
Eng: 10 (you should try to aim for 20 points)
Single: 10
491: 15

Total 75/ 85points

That should get you through



Thanks for this. I am grateful. I was scared that my both schools may not be on the VETASSESS AQF list.

However, can 75 points get me ITA, once I complete my assessment with VETASSESS?

Secondly, will being married be of any advantage in my case?

Thanks.
Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by readandwrite: 4:35pm On Apr 15, 2020
Thank you.

tunlex01:


At the moment, it is not valid for 189 as only applicants with 90 and above have been invited in recent times however this theory works for 190/491. A cabinet maker with 75 points may get an ITA before an Engineer with 95 point.
Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by ajayidebo: 6:17pm On Apr 15, 2020
Well, before the Covid19 outbreak, with 75points you would have been able to apply for nomination with Northern Territory. That's pretty much the situation with your occupation/projected point. However, these things are subject to change and we are hoping for a more accessible requirements in the New financial year.

For couples, maximum of 10points is there for the taking. Read these for further information and requirements. https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/getting-a-visa/visa-listing/skilled-independent-189/points-table for further information.


Canadahome:


Thanks for this. I am grateful. I was scared that my both schools may not be on the VETASSESS AQF list.

However, can 75 points get me ITA, once I complete my assessment with VETASSESS?

Secondly, will being married be of any advantage in my case?

Thanks.
Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by omoluabiade: 6:43pm On Apr 15, 2020
Okay. Thanks for this. Is it possible to include a degree without assessing it? Or is VETASSESS only to assess qualification against work experience? Is it also possible to assess just the highest qualification (MSc)?

tunlex01:
@omoluabiade, on a second thought, id advise you use your Bsc and MSc only for assessment with Vetassess. Add your PhD when you are lodging EOI. Save your stress Vetassess inconsistencies in that aspect.
Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by gladysene89: 8:44pm On Apr 15, 2020
Dear All (Gurus)

I am single (willing to mingle grin), 31, Bsc Chemistry
Worked as an HSE officer for a year, research officer 18months, research analyst (a cultural research institute) for a year.

LRWS - 8,6.5,7,8

I am not sure which occupation to go with or what to do next.
Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by Canadahome: 9:07pm On Apr 15, 2020
ajayidebo:
Well, before the Covid19 outbreak, with 75points you would have been able to apply for nomination with Northern Territory. That's pretty much the situation with your occupation/projected point. However, these things are subject to change and we are hoping for a more accessible requirements in the New financial year.

For couples, maximum of 10points is there for the taking. Read these for further information and requirements. https://immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/getting-a-visa/visa-listing/skilled-independent-189/points-table for further information.



Thank you so much for taking out time to answer my questions.

From what I read, I could add extra 5 points if I am married and my partner makes up to 6across all bands in Ielts. This would bring my total point to 80. Well, I am planning to get married before the end of the year. I think this 80 is a good point depending on the situation after the pandemic.

I have been on Canada immigration and I am waiting for WES to release my evaluation report. Because of this pandemic, I am trying to have a plan B in case the scores becomes high after the whole crisis.

Since, I stand a good chance, I would have to see how to start my assessment with Vetassess after the lockdown while I observe how things are going on the Canada stuff.

Finally, am I suppose to have money in my account when applying for 491? If yes, how much, please. I didn't see anything like that.
Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by ajayidebo: 11:30pm On Apr 15, 2020
You did your research really well and right on the 6 in a bands for partner points.

Proof of Funds is not a requirement for all states. In most cases, they'll ask you to declare. When you get to that point, I'm sure you'll get all the guidance needed.

Good luck with your Canada process.

Canadahome:


Thank you so much for taking out time to answer my questions.

From what I read, I could add extra 5 points if I am married and my partner makes up to 6across all bands in Ielts. This would bring my total point to 80. Well, I am planning to get married before the end of the year. I think this 80 is a good point depending on the situation after the pandemic.

I have been on Canada immigration and I am waiting for WES to release my evaluation report. Because of this pandemic, I am trying to have a plan B in case the scores becomes high after the whole crisis.

Since, I stand a good chance, I would have to see how to start my assessment with Vetassess after the lockdown while I observe how things are going on the Canada stuff.

Finally, am I suppose to have money in my account when applying for 491? If yes, how much, please. I didn't see anything like that.

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Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by ajayidebo: 11:43pm On Apr 15, 2020
Anzscosearch.com/search
Find an occupation that is closely related to any of the below mentioned.
Also, these Occupations are Skill Level 1, your BSc have to be from a Tier 1 university or 5 years program. If not, unless you find an occupation under skill level 2, I'm afraid you'll have to look for other alternatives.


gladysene89:
Dear All (Gurus)

I am single (willing to mingle grin), 31, Bsc Chemistry
Worked as an HSE officer for a year, research officer 18months, research analyst (a cultural research institute) for a year.

LRWS - 8,6.5,7,8

I am not sure which occupation to go with or what to do next.
Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by ajayidebo: 11:51pm On Apr 15, 2020
@tunlex01 I need a clarification on @omoluabiade last question. If HND alone is enough for assessment for occupation under Skill Level 2 without including ND, shouldn't the same apply for MSc and BSc?

@omoluabiade, if you're not going to provide transcript and certificate for a degree, don't include them on the application. Just to add, even if you include them on the application from onset, you can always send a mail/instruction to Vetassess not to assess that particular degree.



omoluabiade:
Okay. Thanks for this. Is it possible to include a degree without assessing it? Or is VETASSESS only to assess qualification against work experience? Is it so possible to assess just the highest qualification (MSc)?

Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by Canadahome: 12:18am On Apr 16, 2020
ajayidebo:
anzscosearch.com/search

The relevance is that, for a skill level 1 occupation BSc is the minimum requirement. For instance, VETASSESS only recognise BSc from Tier 1 universities like Unilag. If your university is not classify as Tier 1, then it has to be a 5 years program. If it's not, the BSc will be graded as equivalent to their Associate Degree and not BSc.



I am sorry if I am asking to many questions.

In respect to the above quote, how do I know where my both universities fall into? Tier 1?

Bsc in Public Administration (4years) from Ebonyi state university.

Msc in HRM (2years) from Michael Okpara University of Agriculture, Umudike.

In addition, I noticed that in NT and NSW one need a job offer to stand a chance for nomination under 491. Correct me if I am wrong please. Is there anyone who has been nominated under Human Resource Advisor (491). Please, help a brother.
Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by Ayooluwa18(f): 5:27am On Apr 16, 2020
Hello house. Thanks to everyone for their contributions. I have being waiting on 491 NSW family sponsor since February with 80points. I am really expectant and i am not seeing anything. Pls i want to know if I'm on the right track or not.

PTE
Reading- 69
Writing-72
Listen - 69
Speaking- 90

Age is 31 by May

Positive assessment-Microbiologist

Have a blood relation in regional area in Australia.

Single

1year experience.

Are there any other regions I can put in for?

Also has anyone gotten ITA for 491 in NSW this month.

Thanks family.
Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by Mamabigboy: 7:14am On Apr 16, 2020
Good day everyone. I hope we are good and keeping safe.
I received a scanned assessment result letter from AIMS this morning, they had earlier sent the original copy which got stuck in God knows country due to COVID19 pandemics. The outcome of my assessment fetched me 10 years 2 months experience as a Lab technician.
Thanks to everyone who answered my questions on this platform, most especially @tunlex01 and @Bellong, God bless you, I appreciate it. I will need a lot of clarifications and guidance during the course of this journey, I hope you guys will be there to put me through.
My questions now are as follows:
1.To anyone who sat for AIMS exam, was it really worth it, or I should just maintain Lab technician?
2. I have an overlap in the start&end dates of employment at two places of work. I used my terminal leave at workplace A to resume at workplace B giving an overlap of days, how do I justify this during application?
Best regards
Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by ajayidebo: 7:46am On Apr 16, 2020
MSc is a highly qualification than BSc, so it doesn't matter what University. What they required for a Skill Level 1 occupation is BSc or equivalent or higher qualifications. In this case, your MSc is higher.

How do I know where my both universities fall into?
-I don't know them by heart. I'd advise you'll go through the thread. It was discussed a while ago.


NT does not require job offer for your occupation.
NSW on the other hand requires either a job offer or 5 year work experience.


Canadahome:


I am sorry if I am asking to many questions.

In respect to the above quote, how do I know where my both universities fall into? Tier 1?

Bsc in Public Administration (4years) from Ebonyi state university.

Msc in HRM (2years) from Michael Okpara University of Agriculture, Umudike.

In addition, I noticed that in NT and NSW one need a job offer to stand a chance for nomination under 491. Correct me if I am wrong please. Is there anyone who has been nominated under Human Resource Advisor (491). Please, help a brother.
Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by tunlex01(m): 9:59am On Apr 16, 2020
omoluabiade:
Okay. Thanks for this. Is it possible to include a degree without assessing it? Or is VETASSESS only to assess qualification against work experience? Is it also possible to assess just the highest qualification (MSc)?

Yes, for PhD as long as the minimum requirements is satisfied which include Trade test, Bachelor's degree or Master's (for lecturers)
Vetassess or any assessing body assess both the qualification and experience.

You can submit just the MSc only.
Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by tunlex01(m): 10:02am On Apr 16, 2020
Canadahome:


Thank you so much for taking out time to answer my questions.

From what I read, I could add extra 5 points if I am married and my partner makes up to 6across all bands in Ielts. This would bring my total point to 80. Well, I am planning to get married before the end of the year. I think this 80 is a good point depending on the situation after the pandemic.

I have been on Canada immigration and I am waiting for WES to release my evaluation report. Because of this pandemic, I am trying to have a plan B in case the scores becomes high after the whole crisis.

Since, I stand a good chance, I would have to see how to start my assessment with Vetassess after the lockdown while I observe how things are going on the Canada stuff.

Finally, am I suppose to have money in my account when applying for 491? If yes, how much, please. I didn't see anything like that.

You will not get the extra 10 points for single if you get married. That means for you to get 10 points as a married person, you spouse must have a positive skill assessment and at least 6 in IEltS
Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by tunlex01(m): 1:06pm On Apr 16, 2020
ajayidebo:
@tunlex01 I need a clarification on @omoluabiade last question. If HND alone is enough for assessment for occupation under Skill Level 2 without including ND, shouldn't the same apply for MSc and BSc?

@omoluabiade, if you're not going to provide transcript and certificate for a degree, don't include them on the application. Just to add, even if you include them on the application from onset, you can always send a mail/instruction to Vetassess not to assess that particular degree.



it applies. Just the Msc is fine. if Vetassess wants more, they will send the request to you.
Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by tunlex01(m): 1:11pm On Apr 16, 2020
Ayooluwa18:
Hello house. Thanks to everyone for their contributions. I have being waiting on 491 NSW family sponsor since February with 80points. I am really expectant and i am not seeing anything. Pls i want to know if I'm on the right track or not.

PTE
Reading- 69
Writing-72
Listen - 69
Speaking- 90

Age is 31 by May

Positive assessment-Microbiologist

Have a blood relation in regional area in Australia.

Single

1year experience.

Are there any other regions I can put in for?

Also has anyone gotten ITA for 491 in NSW this month.

Thanks family.


You are right on track. Please keep rewriting the Pte till you get your 20 points. 80 points is still low for family sponsored visa.

No other region is available, even NSW requires 5 years experience which you don't have.
Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by tunlex01(m): 1:15pm On Apr 16, 2020
Mamabigboy:
Good day everyone. I hope we are good and keeping safe.
I received a scanned assessment result letter from AIMS this morning, they had earlier sent the original copy which got stuck in God knows country due to COVID19 pandemics. The outcome of my assessment fetched me 10 years 2 months experience as a Lab technician.
Thanks to everyone who answered my questions on this platform, most especially @tunlex01 and @Bellong, God bless you, I appreciate it. I will need a lot of clarifications and guidance during the course of this journey, I hope you guys will be there to put me through.
My questions now are as follows:
1.To anyone who sat for AIMS exam, was it really worth it, or I should just maintain Lab technician?
2. I have an overlap in the start&end dates of employment at two places of work. I used my terminal leave at workplace A to resume at workplace B giving an overlap of days, how do I justify this during application?
Best regards


Congratulations on your positive assessment.

1. Best you do it when you land. Just stick to the MLT for now but if you have enough money, you can go for it.
2. Just write a letter of explanation when you apply for visa. As long as you have offer letter and other documents.
Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by uche06: 1:55pm On Apr 16, 2020
Relationship and Credit Officer
Graduated 2008
Been a banker since 2011
tunlex01:


Banking is an industry and not work experience. What do you do in the bank?

You should also provide further details.
Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by uche06: 1:58pm On Apr 16, 2020
Please I have experience of seven years which is different from my discipline as I work in the bank
Which province can I apply
Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by uche06: 2:00pm On Apr 16, 2020
Delta State University
tunlex01:


"Banking experience" is vague and not specific. You need to specify what you do in those banks

Edited

I just saw your response to @ajayidebo, relationship officer is not on the list. It's a bit related to "Marketing specialist but not the same.
@ajayidebo asked for your University but no response on that.

I'll advise you try Student visa option or any other country.
Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by uche06: 2:02pm On Apr 16, 2020
I graduated from the faculty of Education and studied library and information science
uche06:
Delta State University
Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by Damola16: 2:02pm On Apr 16, 2020
Good afternoon everyone and admin
Please I am new to this process, what are my chances please?

Bsc - Mass communication
Masters - MBA(started in 2014, finished in 2016, got certificate in 2019)
Age - 31
Ielts general- L7.5, W, 7.5, R-7, S -7
I have WES accesment for the 2 degrees
3 years experience in Public Relations and advertising from 2017-2020
Re: DIY Guide To Australian Permanent Resident Visa - Part 2 by Mamabigboy: 2:33pm On Apr 16, 2020
Thank you sir.
tunlex01:


Congratulations on your positive assessment.

1. Best you do it when you land. Just stick to the MLT for now but if you have enough money, you can go for it.
2. Just write a letter of explanation when you apply for visa. As long as you have offer letter and other documents.

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