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186 Visa DE - further assessment
Raul Senise replied to raj4949's topic in Working and Skilled Visas
The status can change to further assessment for a number of reasons, including if you have recently done medicals. It dose not necessarily mean that anyone is physically assessing your file. -
482-186 TRT during covid HELP?!!
Raul Senise replied to LaurenUK's topic in Working and Skilled Visas
Many are in this situation and the pathway forward depends on the specifics of each case. The Government alluded to some possible concessions in an announcement back in April, but since then have not provided any further detail. -
Need help please on 189/190/partner visa
Raul Senise replied to sarahkoch's topic in Working and Skilled Visas
Be mindful that a marriage certificate by itself does not guarantee you can be added to your partner's visa. Irrespective of whether you are married or de facto, you still need to evidence the relationship as genuine. -
What are my chances? 189 Visa
Raul Senise replied to TobyKing91's topic in Working and Skilled Visas
Usually the Government releases the numbers at some stage in a press release.- 16 replies
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482 & PR options - agent recommendation - ICT skills
Raul Senise replied to SG-S83's topic in Working and Skilled Visas
It is not flagged on the latest Skilled Migration Occupation review document. Be mindful however that these are unprecedented times and anything could happen to the migration program going forward. If your intention is to apply for PR at some stage, you should look to apply as soon as you can qualify due the the uncertainty going froward. -
482 & PR options - agent recommendation - ICT skills
Raul Senise replied to SG-S83's topic in Working and Skilled Visas
Currently the occupation is on the MLTSSL and the latest Skilled Migration Occupation review does not list it as an occupation recommend for change. The State sponsored migration programs are currently very limited and only inviting on shore applicants in limited occupations. That said, one of my clients just received a NSW invite in the occupation of ICT Business Analyst The reality is that, currently there is much uncertainty in the Migration program and no one will honestly be able to give you definitive answers for a future application next year. -
What are my chances? 189 Visa
Raul Senise replied to TobyKing91's topic in Working and Skilled Visas
Currently the 190 program is on hold with limited invitations being given to on shore candidates in specific occupations. It is expected that the States will not be given numbers for the program to re open fully until October.- 16 replies
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It will depend on the turnover of the business as a training levy will need to be paid.
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Advice before lodging Partner 820/801
Raul Senise replied to 1053714's topic in Family / Partner Visas
The fact that you have registered your relationship, is in itself, not enough to get a partner visa. You need to provide evidence that you are living together in a genuine and ongoing relationship, to the exclusion of all others. You need to provide compelling evidence to show all areas of your relationship including social, financial and personal aspects. You should provide evidence to show the history and development of your relationship. -
The reason this is asked is to stop people not including one parent to avoid the 2VAC (medicare levy) fee and then trying to do a partner visa once one parent has PR. There are now exclusion periods in these circumstances.
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For the 189 a job offer is irrelevant. It is based on points, date of EOI and in some cases occupation, as some occupations have a pro rata system requiring higher points. For the 190 it depends on the particular State as they each have their own requirements and selection methods, which they can change as they please.
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I find it incredible that anyone would try to find the answers to a complex matter by searching a forum post from over 6 years ago. Regulations change regularly, what applied years ago (even months ago) is likely no longer relevant. Just because someone had a similar situation, does not mean the same rules will apply to your situation. Have a look at the Sponsored section of the forum and you will see that the threads for failed 186 and 187 applications are the longest of any on this forum.
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I am thankful for your recommendations and although I often help with general enquiries for free, I do not offer free consultations and assessments. There are three main reasons for this: 1) The regulations have become far more complex over the last few years and even basic assessments require at least an hour or two of research to provide reliable advice; 2) A Registered Agent is liable for specific advice given, even if no money has changed hands; 3) If I were to give free assessments and consultations I would have time for nothing else.
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The latest figures are an average of 759 days.
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Dates for the rounds are subject to change but usually mid month. For August only 90 invitations for 491 family were issued and the minimum score was 75. The score along with the date the EOI was lodged (date of effect) determines order.
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491 visa - what does the sponsor do?
Raul Senise replied to RebeccaKate84's topic in Working and Skilled Visas
Be mindful that currently the 190 program for Victoria is closed as is the 491. -
They are all very different visa pathways with very different requirements. For example: a subclass 407 is a training visa allowing the applicant to undergo worked based training i Australia; a subclass 190 is a State sponsored, points based skilled visa requiring an Invitation to apply; a subclass 482 (TSS) is a work sponsored visa requiring sponsorship by an employer.
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Selecting right ACS Occupation
Raul Senise replied to Thisisme16's topic in Working and Skilled Visas
It really depends on what visa option you are looking to apply under. If it is one of the state sponsored visas, it may be worth waiting until they fully open again and the specific occupations for each state are released. IT occupations can be tricky as sometimes one occupation will appear on a state list while another very similar occupation may not. -
There is no automatic extension of any visa due to Covid. You need to apply for another visa before your visa expire or you will become unlawful. There are likely to be changes to the visa program by February next year.
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That's my point, you need to obtain advice specific to your situation, as PIC 4020 issues are not simple. There is insufficient information in your short post for anyone to give you definitive answers.
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They will allow students in before anyone else because the International Student industry is a cash cow which the Government does not want to jeopardize. It is grossly unfair considering the number of long term visa holders stuck outside and not allowed to re enter Australia.
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Metal Fabricator waiting at EOI stage?
Raul Senise replied to Enam's topic in Working and Skilled Visas
The 190 program was effectively on hold since July as the Federal Government did not release numbers to the States. The program has partially re opened recently, with very limited numbers. Be mindful that an invitation is not guaranteed as it will depend on the State requirements and availability. -
As others have indicated, it will be very difficult to go down the skilled pathway due to your age. There are some age exemptions in the employer category, although these are very limited. A remaining relative visa may be an option, although be mindful that the processing time for these visas is in the decades, so they are not very practical.