Ce22

1 hour ago, Nil71 said:

Hi, first you visa bridging A . It not call cancelled , it call cease , so if so not have any other visa then it will cease after 28 days of nomination refused, so, if your employer lodged AAT FOR nomination then , you also can lodge AAT FOR visa after 28 days, then you will again get BRIDGING VISA A, until AAT open for nomination so you can stay here until that time and can work. But then you can not apply any other visa onshore, you can go offshore and apply , but you need to get bridging visa B, to apply for out of country ok

you need more info plz ask thanks

Hi Nil, 

Thank you very much for the info, in terms of responding to immigrations email ' invite to comment' do i ignore it and wait for the 28 days to end? Then appeal? Or do something different like write them a letter? 

Will i definitely get a chance to lodge with AAT for my visa? Even if i do nothing in thiese current 28 days?

Also can i ask if you have been through this yourself or no people who have? 

Sorry for the 101 questions! Stressing slightly

Hi all, 

In need of some advice please? 

My nomination was refused on may 23rd. From here I have recieved a notice to comment which immigration has told me my options are to either withdraw my application (dont want to do that) or to not respond and then my visa will be cancelled 28 days after the 23rd of may. 

My employer has lodged with the AAT. 

If i do not respond im told i then receive another letter giving me 35 days to leave the country. 

Can I not stay in the country whilst the appeal is on going?

Thanks guys

2 hours ago, CarmenChung said:

But there should be no minimum turnover requirement for 187Can’t you share what was the exact reason? Sorry for hearing that xo

Turnover is 12 million and as i said the document i recieved literally dosent give a reason. 

I rang immigration today and they said the refusal was based on insufficient documents from my employer and mentioned AAT

Finally heard from immi, recieved an invitation to comment on nomination refusal... 

Applied oct 16 

Cook DE QLD 

No reason given in my email but my employers recieved email is related to the buisness turnover 

Just now, Khanw said:

Ce22 what is your occupation and state .. i am also waiting from oct 2016 cook vic DE

Cook DE QLD

 

12-14 months***

Agreed! Its pretty stressful being in limbo for so long. I applied when the processing time was 5-8months (oct 16) with the expectation of spending around 2 and half three years max in the outback. Now looking at 4 years minimum and unsure if thats really what i want. 

I figure ive been waiting nearly 20 months now so im just going to try and wait the decision out and hope spirits are lifted, weight of my shoulders etc or if its refused then thats the decision made for me and i wont have the' what if id of stuck at it' thoughts. 

I know it dosent feel like it but everyday that passes is one step nearer to a decision, everything crossed for everyone ☺☺

On 05/05/2018 at 16:51, Caps23 said:

Who else is waiting as cook or chef onshore De in 2016

Onshore cook oct 16

Hi all, 

Im feeling the wait time pain 18 months this week:/ fingers crossed for everyone.. 

Just two questions im hoping someone can help with first one is for a friend applying offshore for a 187, would they have to wait for the application to be approved before being able to enter Australia? Could be a silly question but i applied onshore so have no idea? 

Second question is ... i leave the Aus next week to visit family on a bvb, say worst case scenario (stressing a bit) could my visa get declined whilst out of the country? If so any leniency to return and collect my possessions sell my car etc? Plus ive already booked the return flight to Australia...

Hopefully im stressing over nothing but when i return i will be over 19 months waiting so all feeling a but close for comfort

16 hours ago, Gurdaspur said:

Yes working from almost last  2 yrs

Same here, two years already with sponsored employer

20 hours ago, Deza said:

waiting since 03 june 2016. so; 20 months, 13 days, 14 hours and 42 minutes. 

Wow deza! Down to the minute! Totally feel for you ☹️Have you contacted immi? Or had any request/contact from them? 

9 hours ago, 420dream said:

I am in the same boat as you, except that i applied my file on nov 16. Sorry not sorry but i dont have any success stories neither inspiration for you as i am dead inside waiting for my file to get granted let alone being allocated by case officer  haaahhh 

?? atleast we are near the top end of the wait time now so hopefully not to much longer to wait... unless.... they extend the processing time again ?

Big congrats ropar! 

Big congrats ropar! 

Applied rsms direct entry, onshore chef, oct 2016, no email or phone call from immi to date, no case officer that I know of. 

Anyone else in the same boat? Or has anyone got any success stories for inspiration? Or even better any magic tricks to speed up this wait ??? 

Thanks mazen ? good to know it won’t be a problem to leave the country again.

I thought applying for bvb would maybe make someone look at your application but mine has been and gone and I still haven’t heard anything more so maybe not ?

Hopefully someone can advise me?

i just logged on to my immi account to see they have updated the processing time to 15-17 months. 

I’m currently 15 months into my wait for PR but applied and received a bvb in October that expired last week. 

I have a pre planned trip in may to Europe as I never expected the process to take so long (on application process time was 8/12 months) and I was just wondering if anyone had any experience of applying for a second bvb? And basically if I need to be worried or not? 

Cheers guys ?

Thanks for all the much needed advice guys ?

All good ?? I actually had to change my dates on the BVB so I spoke to THE most helpful lady I have dealt with within immigration. So I took the opportunity to ask her loads of other question too ?.

30 minutes later my BVB is emailed through ??

10 hours ago, Snowflake said:

I applied for a BVB about 3 months ago and it was granted within 24 hours. 

My mother was sick and I supplied evidence of this along with the application so I don't know if that helped at all or not.

If you leave, your BVA will be cancelled but not the actual visa application, that would still be processed but bear in mind, most visa applications applied for onshore require you to be onshore when a decision is made.

Thanks snowflake, can I be nosey and ask how long you was/have been on  BVA for? and is your visa application work related? 

I only ask as for your situation there would be something very wrong if they didn't allow you back to see your sick mum. 

My situation is way less of a deal I've been working for my RSMS employer for a year and a half  )12 months on BVA) and what I thought was a two year commitment is fast becoming four. 

Im basically after a break from the outback and to see some friends from home who I miss and probably won't see again for atleast two years which is more or less what I put on the application (applied today) so will be interesting to see what happens. 

Do you know the reasoning behind why you should be in the country for application decisions? Aslong as your doing what your supposed be doing you should still be allowed a bit of time away for whatever reason? 

Jw if anyone has been through this process recently?

Im currently BVA but have two weeks off work next week and I'm really keen to book a flight to Thailand as my best friend is there and I haven't seen anyone from home for a long time now.

Would it be too risky to apply for the BVB today and just hope it comes through before I leave? I'm not sure if it's one of those visas you receive instantly? (Almost) 

Also say I didn't apply for the visa, I understand I'm not allowed back into Australia but would I stay on BVA still awaiting my PR in Thailand or would everything just be cancelled? 

Hopefully someone can shed some light

Cheers guys 

Same here- still waiting- I don't think I've waited so long for anything in my life ? Hopefully worth it!

On 29/06/2017 at 18:02, SianChloe said:

Myself and my partner are in exactly the same situation. Applied October 2016, still nothing. I think it's pretty normal, or so my agent tells me. Getting a bit frustrated but really is nothing we can do! Just keep telling myself that at least if it's a no I'm getting a little bit longer in Oz the longer they take! Good luck!!

Sent from my Lenovo TB3-710F using PomsinOz mobile app
 

Any update yet? 

Ah oops, I didn't know this and just did it with the application in attempt to be organised and have everything ready to go.

Hopefully I hear in the next month to not have to redo them ?

11 months today and still waiting ?

Has anyone passed the 12 month waiting mark? As I hear you then have to re do medical and police checks? 

Seems a little unfair as they ask you to have everything uploaded just for it to expire or am I missing something? 

Hi Razza I applied for 187 direct entry October 2016, still no communication from immigration. 

Just a long waiting game. 

I did read two stories on here for two people being approved on 187s from October 2016, so fingers crossed things are starting to move forward 

Spouse visa I'm not to sure on but in terms of taking any action I don't think there is anything you can do other than to simply wait. I'm in the same situation on bridging visa since October 2016 awaiting 187, I've contacted immigration 4/5 times just to try and get any information I can but they always just say to look on the immigration website for further information and that I will be contacted if they need anything. 

A frustrating wait but hopefully will be worth it!