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I submitted assessment with TRA in December and got the outcome this month, Mind you i got acknowledgement mail in January. I will advice to send a mail requesting for acknowledgement and not assume it has been acknowledged. mamatwiny: |
Has anyone noticed that skillselect site is throwing error? |
Thank you, I finally caught myself subconsciously jotting down!! Please keep it coming |
Thank you for refreshing memory on why this journey will be worth it in the end! jukeblam: |
read this news a minute ago, need confirmation SUBCLASS 189 VISA TO BE SCRAPPED WHICH ALLOW SKILLED MIGRANTS TO GAIN RESIDENCY WITHOUT JOB FROM JULY 2019 AS STATES/TERRITORIES TO DECIDE MIGRATION INTAKE NOT THE FEDERAL GOVT ============ AUSTRALIA STATES AND TERRITORIES TO DETERMINE PERMANENT MIGRATION INTAKE AS ANNOUNCED BY PRIME MINISTER BY SUBMITTING THEIR ANNUAL REQUIREMENTS FOR SKILLED MIGRANTS WITH PROOF FOR HAVING SUFFICIENT INFRASTRUCTURE TO SUPPORT MIGRATION NEEDS AND TO BENEFITS WA SA TASMANIA NT BUT VICTORIA AND NSW ALREADY DECIDED TO REDUCE INTAKE 12/11/2018 Govt considering plan for states to set migrant rate Responsibility for determining the permanent migration intake could be shifted to the states and territories under a new plan reportedly being considered by the Morrison government. The proposal would see the states and territories submit their annual requirements for skilled migrants and force them to prove they had sufficient infrastructure to support migration needs, the Australian reports. While the proposal remains in its early stages of development, Cabinet is likely to approve the creation of a population taskforce as part of a broader population plan. The Morrison government is reportedly considering a major shift on immigration policy that would see the states given the leading role in requesting the number of skilled migrants they need each year. The federal government sets an annual cap for skilled and family migration – currently at 190,000 – with skilled migrants distributed through a range of visa streams. The Australian newspaper reports the shift has been discussed at “senior levels” of the Morrison government. Asked about the story on Monday, Mr Morrison said the federal government would “always” set the overall cap. But he said states were in the “best position” to determine how many migrants they could take, given their role in planning transport, roads and housing. The prime minister said the “top-down” approach to immigration needed to be rethought. The office of immigration minister David Coleman refused to comment on the story when contacted by SBS News, saying the minister could not discuss matters that may or may not be the subject of cabinet discussions. Under the reported plan, the states would be asked to come to the federal government each year with a request for a number of skilled migrants. hey would be required to demonstrate they had sufficient infrastructure to handle the resulting population growth. Australia’s annual intake of permanent migrants fell to its lowest level in a decade under the leadership of the Turnbull government. Despite the cap remaining at 190,000 in the last financial year, where it has remained since 2011, the actual intake fell to 163,000 under the Turnbull government. Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton said more rigorous vetting of family and skilled applicants had led to the decline. The government has flagged a new direction on population policy. It is also reportedly working on a change to direct more skilled migrants to regional Australia. https://www.skynews.com.au/details/_5860658273001 |
congratulations! trastar: |
it doesn't accept our nigerian number to register edwards0125: |
Covenant University, I think its tier 2 but I won't mind confirming. Alphadoor: |
I am also interested in this. Please if you have written with UKEAS, how was d experience like?[/quote] |
Thank you. koleefem05: |
Hello house Please how do I go about the remarking just got my result, do I wait for the remark or is it best to re-write it (I want the scores before I do my assessment) listening - 8 reading -8 writing- 6 speaking- 8.5 (IELTS) Thank you |
congratulations!! Azy123: |
boombabe:Please keep us informed on the outcome, preparing my documents for assessment. |
we are attentive. |
please revisit the other items, maybe a week or a day or more ..... No knowledge would be lost to those who have been following (my plea) .. Thank you EFOSA VAL: No dear,we did like 5 skirts we did trouser,we did several free tops using the basic front and back bodies and different neck lines,we were on the last one when the site crashed.we had over 40+ pages which was cut down to just 4,but its all good don't worry I will still visit those topics /od willing for the sake of new folks here. |
I am a new follower, i would love to know if pencil skirt is the only one that has been done so far on here... Thank you[color=#000099][/color] ![]() |
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), while pic 2 shows the choice of beers within my view at a liquor store. Pic 3 is a paddle I sampled, although the brewery made more than 10 beers.
