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The average waiting period for High Risk country is quite according to the tracking data.

Good luck!

DIBP has really slowed down... from the average of 76 days... they will prbably go toward 130 days within next three month. (based on the tracking info)

Agree. Not sure how a tracker can be a competition. Its just an immigration tracker, not trying to compete with any forums. Rather an enhancement for forum users. "Freedom of information" ha-ha (in Nelson's voice).

these dates are quite off the real processing times, most of the applicants wait roughly 75 days.

I think this is relatively good way of managing SS... SA clearly defined the criteria.

hm, you should have been invited in the second round back in December... do you regularly check you e-mail? You might have had an ITA, but missed it... 2 times actually - your profile then becomes in-active as far as i know. Plenty of people get invited with 60 points.

Congrats!

Thanks everyone for your replies. So I should expect to get it delivered within roughly 8-12 weeks. That's perfect, just enough time for me to get there and rent a place.

Hi guys, Got my grant a few days ago and now packing my stuff. I am planning to buy Large International MoveCube service from Air Seven Seas, i've called them up and they are saying it would take anything between 71 - 87 days to get it delivered to Sydney. What worries me is that I was reading some forums and guys are saying that sometimes they deliver within 2-3 weeks instead of these 80+ days... I simply won't be there that quick, I am working in Germany and need to finalize things here... Can someone who used their service recently comment on how long it actually took Seven Seas Worldwide to deliver? Another question I have is how long for do they leave the cube at our place to get it loaded? Thanks

hey got a grant, applied 20/10/15 co contact 18/11/15 grant 15/01/16 ICT BA, SC190 NSW. Wish everyone a quick grant.

Guys got a grant applied 20/10/15 co contact 18/11/15 grant 15/01/16 (sc190 NSW)

You are next inline Stephanie - hopefully next week.

Well, i saw so many guys with criminal convictions getting their visas - some had one, others had few convictions in the past - none crossing the 12 month custodial sentence requirement. I think barrystock gonna be all right with his visa. Mingi Reigo - you may have some issues, as indeed, they consider suspended sentences as custodial sentences, but can you clarify, do you mean "suspended sentences", "conditional discharge" or "Conditional sentence". These are three different things (well, at least in the UK Criminal Law) In case of a conditional sentence it may mean such things as community service for example or curfew - so in a case if a person is convicted to 360 hours of unpaid work then this person may be given 2 years to complete this. In such a case it will not (i assume so at leat) be considered custodial sentence of over 12 months. Good luck guys

Nice to see fellow bristolian getting a grant i wondered if you were from bristol seeing "wookey hole" good luck in Oz!