Mohsin Abbas

Any one please share what types of questions they asked in hearing??

[emoji351][emoji351] RSMS program removed from PERTH [emoji351][emoji351] On April 14 2017 the Western Australian Department of Training and Workforce Development put a freeze on accepting RSMS 187 Direct Entry stream applications for the Perth region. The decision on the suspension on RSMS application for the Perth region has now been made but unfortunately the RSMS program has been removed from Perth Region [emoji844] Perth metropolitan areas are now no longer eligible for RSMS applications. Only regional areas within following postcode are eligible for RSMS application in Western Australia; [emoji117] Christmas and Cocos (Keeling) Islands 6798,6799 [emoji117] Gascoyne 6537, 6701, 6705, 6707 [emoji117] Great Southern 6316,6318-6343,6394- 6397 [emoji117] Kimberley 6725-6743, 6765, 6770 [emoji117] Mid West 6514,6515,6517-6519,6522- 6536,6614-6646 [emoji117] Peel 6121-6126, 6207-6215 [emoji117] Pilbara 6710-6722, 6751-6762 [emoji117] South West 6218-6224, 6226-6290, 6398 [emoji117] Wheatbelt 6041-6044, 6083, 6084,6225, 6302,6315, 6317, 6350-6393, 6401-6428, 6460-6513, 6516, 6521, 6556-6575, 6603-6613. What is RSMS[emoji780] Under RSMS, employers in regional Australia can nominate skilled migrants to fill a full time vacancy available for at least two years, when there is a genuine need for a paid employee. If you are able to find an employer who is willing to sponsor you who has got a business in the regional area (in the above mentioned post code) then you can still apply for RSMS.