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I just got my pr last week! Its been a very long process. It took me 1 year and 1 month. Good luck to everyone. I m not sure if the new changes affect 186/187 or only 457. Timeline. 10/3/2016 nomination and visa 24/1/2017 open file. New passports requested, svac and a document for nomination ( don't know what). 3/2017 nomination approved 10/4/2017 visa approved Massage therapist. At the end I had to follow up with immi if they received the new passports as MA hadn't uploaded my husbands. So I called them a few times Thursday and Friday to check and Monday I called them again to say that they had everything and they granted pr.

Oh no...sorry to hear that. Do you know what went wrong?

What visa do you currently have? If you can't get it from the bank you might be able to get it from loan companies like latitude. The interest is high but when you get your pr you can get a bank loan with better interest to repay the high one.

Check with a migration agent if you are cover by your experience and you don't need qualifications for it. I would get a second opinion as well. Some MA will answer one question for free or even do a free assessment for you.

Unfortunately its about 11 months...

Hi Tahir12 I already mentioned that my MA couldn't tell me what kind of document they requested from the company because its company 's private stuff

Its thee fee that we pay because the secondary visa applicant doesn't meet the English requirements. And its around $5000

So they asked for SVAC and certified copies of passports and a document from the company for nomination but he couldn't tell me what. He only said it's an easy document. Fingers crossed

10 March nom and visa. I knew I would be soon because the guy posted yesterday that his nomination got approved. I think you ll be a couple more weeks. Good luck!

I have just checked my immi account and says information requested!!! I hope I will get it soon. My MA hasn't contacted me yet. When I checked on Monday it was only received.

Here is my older post

I was wondering the exact same thing yesterday. I even posted it here a few weeks ago and everyone said that its since visa grant but my understanding is since you started working there thats why we get medicare

I don't think they are done yet with February. I went to immi today cause I applied 10.3.2016 and my passport expires 14.2.2017 and the lady said that the chances to get my pr until 14.2 are very slim

I bet you can

Can they really cancel your permanent residency if you resign before the 2 years? I know about 457 and student visa cancelation but pr? Has anyone ever heard any stories about it? What your migration agents say?