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12 minutes ago, Nandarao said:

Immi is very slow these days I don’t know what’s going on 

Maybe they are extra fast? I honestly did not even know about this forum until I past like 8 months wait or so and I was looking for answers. There will be heaps of people getting approvals without posting it on here 😉 I assume they will try to approve as many as possible within the next month. The same happened last federal election.

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11 minutes ago, Nandarao said:

Immi is very slow these days I don’t know what’s going on 

@Nandarao Would you mind please updating your signature to match one of the others.

You have very limited information in yours and it would be great (and helpful), to see the complete set of details? Thanks 

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10 minutes ago, Nandarao said:

Immi is very slow these days I don’t know what’s going on 

I don't think this is a necessary comment to make.

Visas are getting processed in the last few days in this forum there has been a few grants.... also good to mention that this forum is just a very small sample or all the 186 applications being processed/granted.

You are still within the time frame as am I - I know everyone wants the visa but you need to be patient - there are many people waiting and some from 2017 that do not make as much noise.

Sit tight and you know what they say.......

Good things come to those that wait 🙂 

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15 hours ago, BB88 said:

If you've gone to Bupa with your HAPID for the relevant people on the Visa application you should be fine..  There were some notices a while back saying to disregard any notifications around health examinations if they had already been completed.

However, if you are unsure, pleas check with a registered and reputable MA.

Thanks @BB88.

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Hi all,  I have a question.

I am going to Europe in 6 weeks for a 6 weeks trip. I was wondering if they request any medical update while being overseas, would it be possible to do this overseas? BUPA is an international company right?

I cancelled my holidays last year because of the extended waiting time, but don’t want to do this again. However it makes me feel uncomfortable that they could request for additional information while I am gone. 

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3 minutes ago, Suusz said:

Hi all,  I have a question.

I am going to Europe in 6 weeks for a 6 weeks trip. I was wondering if they request any medical update while being overseas, would it be possible to do this overseas? BUPA is an international company right?

I cancelled my holidays last year because of the extended waiting time, but don’t want to do this again. However it makes me feel uncomfortable that they could request for additional information while I am gone. 

@Suusz That's a really good question. Unfortunately - I don't know the answer but am intrigued. 

My best suggestion, would be to call up BUPA and ask for confirmation on this - I would suspect there'd be no issues, but still - rather safe than sorry. 

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27 minutes ago, Suusz said:

Hi all,  I have a question.

I am going to Europe in 6 weeks for a 6 weeks trip. I was wondering if they request any medical update while being overseas, would it be possible to do this overseas? BUPA is an international company right?

I cancelled my holidays last year because of the extended waiting time, but don’t want to do this again. However it makes me feel uncomfortable that they could request for additional information while I am gone. 

Yes it is possible, there is a list on the immi website with all the accredited medical centres across the world.  In Europe there should be one or two per country. 

I did my medicals in Italy for my first visa.

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Finally got all my docs together to hit submit today, thanks to all the advice in this thread - thanks to the contributors!

Still waiting on a police clearance, but perhaps they won't ask for it seeing as I haven't returned to my country since arriving on my original 457. Good luck everyone

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17 minutes ago, Kaaaaaaaaate said:

Finally got all my docs together to hit submit today, thanks to all the advice in this thread - thanks to the contributors!

Still waiting on a police clearance, but perhaps they won't ask for it seeing as I haven't returned to my country since arriving on my original 457. Good luck everyone

🤞

Very quick turnaround for nomination approval... Lucky you 🙂 Congratulations and Best of luck 🙂 

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1 minute ago, Gighen87 said:

Two workmates received their pr between yesterday and today, we submitted documents the same day can't wait for my turn after 22 months of wait

Next will be yours, fingers cross!!! 🤩

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Hi Everyone. I am a general practitioner with specialist registration in WA. I work in regional Australia in respect to the regional postcodes. I wanted to know if it is better to apply for the subclass 186 or 187 visa via the TRT stream? Which one is statistically quicker? Does my occupation change anything? I found this document online, does this help?

https://minister.homeaffairs.gov.au/davidcoleman/Pages/new-funding-attract-migrants-regional-aus-20190208.aspx

I appreciate any answers you can give me. Kind Regards 

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1 hour ago, Hex said:

@Suusz That's a really good question. Unfortunately - I don't know the answer but am intrigued. 

My best suggestion, would be to call up BUPA and ask for confirmation on this - I would suspect there'd be no issues, but still - rather safe than sorry. 

Yes you can do while  you are abroad ...

 

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3 hours ago, Louisa said:

Thank you Hex, May I ask you that if we are entitled to claim the medicare levy if we don’t apply Medicare card after 186 trt application submits but before PR approves?

As soon as you lodge your 186 application, you are entitled to Medicare and you are no longer entitled to claim the exemption from the Medicare levy.  In my case, I applied for my 186 in Oct (2013) and it was approved a few months later.  I didn't apply for Medicare until the 186 was granted.  When I requested the exemption certificate for the Medicare levy, it was only given up to the date I submitted the 186 application, even though I didn't actually apply for Medicare until a few months later.

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Can anyone give any suggestion on this. My friend applied his 186 trt (cook)a months later than me. Our everything is same including lawyer, company, working position. His file was looked by case officer a week ago but not mine. I applied in dec 2017 and he applied in Jan 2018. Is immigration working opposite way like the latest u apply the faster u get co assigned.

Thanks

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Hi Everyone, I'm a silent reader. Today, I receive a golden email. I'm very happy now. Good luck to everyone.

Regarding the Licensing and Registration - Evidence required. You just need to provide them your registration number. For example, CPA membership number.  

 

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4 minutes ago, Beingme said:

Can anyone give any suggestion on this. My friend applied his 186 trt (cook)a months later than me. Our everything is same including lawyer, company, working position. His file was looked by case officer a week ago but not mine. I applied in dec 2017 and he applied in Jan 2018. Is immigration working opposite way like the latest u apply the faster u get co assigned.

Thanks

Hi,

No ones knows in what sequence immigration is working.  As you may see if you click back a few pages visa grants are coming through randomly, looks like quicker grants are coming through for those applications post SAF Levy which was from 12 August 2018.

In recent weeks there has been some grants from 2017 and 2018 (pre SAF levy)

It is a case by case basis and I am sure there are a lot of other variables between you and your friends applications - for example character / previous work experience / previous visas held / countries visited etc...  there is so much data that could make your applications very different. 

Also it looks like cooks are a lot slower to process (pre SAF levy) looks like those applications are heavily scrutinized.

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