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adikako

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Re: Australia, any input?
« Reply #300 on: November 10, 2010, 05:49:59 pm »
Congrats sis!

Bukas na flight ko can't wait! Sana during my stay in Sydney wag maguulan.

nhorz137

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Re: Australia, any input?
« Reply #301 on: November 20, 2010, 04:02:51 am »
hi mga sis...

i have a concern right now and i need advice from people who knows better about autralia visa application. kasi my mom met a friend and offering me to be sponsored by his sons that are already immigrants in aussie. sabi nya matutulungan daw nya ko to apply for visa at makaalis agad since i will be sponsored ng 2 anak nya na engr sa aussie. thing is it really sound so good to be true...sabi nya just trust him na matutulungan nya ko but of course i have doubts in my head.

eto kasi un mga informations na binigay nya pa lang sa akin so far...first there's a fee for application form for aussie "multi-purpose" visa, is there such a kind of visa? and the form fee is 250php and he said the visa fee is around US$137, i'm trying to search this info in australia embassy but can't find such details. he just asked me to submit to him my resume and photocopy of my transcript, diploma & passport. by the way, i'm grad of computer engr'g and he mentioned that his sons could offer me a job with just starting salary of US$1400 and even if they sponsored me I can still find other better opportunity once i got there. also, he was targeting to apply my visa asap so i could fly next month before xmas or new year, is that even possible? i mean is that how fast the processing of aussie visa??? i'm really not sure if i should trust this old man 'cause he was being nice to my mom and he is claiming that he's an engr in pampanga and already been in aussie too. honestly, we barely know him so i don't know if i should take risk to trust him.

[-c-h-a-]

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Re: Australia, any input?
« Reply #302 on: November 20, 2010, 06:37:31 am »
^my alarms are going off ;D

parang ang daming kakaiba sa sinabi nya... I've never heard of a multi purpose visa

I'm guessing skilled migration yan right kasi hindi naman pwdeng relative, student or visitor... at mas lalong hindi refugee!

saka hindi naman ganyan kabilis ang processing ng visa, inaabot yan ng buwan kahit na sponsored ka pa... tourist visa and spouse visa lang yata yun ganyan kabilis maprocess  :-\

punta ka na lang dito http://www.immi.gov.au/skilled/

I'm sure other GTers who applied as a skilled migrant can give you an advice as well...
« Last Edit: November 20, 2010, 06:40:37 am by [-c-h-a-] »

swiTsuplada

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Re: Australia, any input?
« Reply #303 on: November 20, 2010, 10:41:55 am »
actually, something's fishy sa deal nya :(

nhorz137

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Re: Australia, any input?
« Reply #304 on: November 20, 2010, 04:58:42 pm »
hi sis c-h-a, thanks fot the inputs. i'm wondering if how easy to apply for skilled migration in aussie, by the way i have US visa and been there twice already sponsored by my current company here in PH. Of course, I would love to look for better opportunity and migrating to Australia really sounds good for me na single right now.

I would still gather more info from him and just be careful in trusting him at this point. I will update here para I could confirm with you guys. TIA!

nhorz137

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Re: Australia, any input?
« Reply #305 on: November 23, 2010, 09:18:14 pm »
hi, i have another update and need to confirm...hmmm, is there such an "exit pass" required that need to be paid for Australia immigrant?

roxybrat

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Re: Australia, any input?
« Reply #306 on: December 05, 2010, 06:34:03 pm »
hi ask ko lang.. i have a friend working in an migration agency.. she knows that my hubby is a cpa and working sa riyadh.. sabi nya pede mag apply hubby ko since un work nya nasa skilled occupation list ng australian government.. she said ang processing fee is 20k tapos if ever sabay kme aalis since couple kme.. ask ko lang ganun ba talaga kalaki un processing fee? if ever ma approved un may iba pa ba kmeng babayaran? wala kme relatives dun ni hubby.. may chance kaya ma approve din? sensya na wala talaga ko idea.. thanks..

jellyjuice

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Re: Australia, any input?
« Reply #307 on: December 10, 2010, 10:23:36 am »
^^ exit pass? ano yun? I was granted an skilled migrant visa and I only paid the fee stated sa immi.gov.au and the fee for the visa evidencing.


d ko sure kung ang tinutukoy mo e parang travel tax na sinisingil sa airport, meron din ako binayaran na ganun pero sa airport ko na mismo binayaran nung day ng alis ko. 

suggest ko na lang sa iyo na better look at immi.gov.au

letters_to_cleo

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Re: Australia, any input?
« Reply #308 on: December 24, 2010, 03:20:17 pm »
Hi! Can I ask ano ang weather sa Australia ng early May?

May 6 days vacation kasi kami sa May (May 5- 10) and I plan sana to go to Melbourne. This will be my first time travelling to Oz. Dito na rin ako sa Seoul maglo-lodge ng visa applic. Ang plan ko kasi is to stay sa Melbourne  ng three days then punta sa Wangaratta where my cousin lives for three days.  Kelangan ko pa kaya ng invitation letter from my cousin? She's a naturalized Aus citizen na, but 2nd degree cousin na kami and  3 days lang naman ako sa place nya so I don't know kung may bearing yung invitation letter nya for my 6 days stay?

This trip to Oz sana ang treat ko sa sarili ko for 2010's hard work.

Also isa pa, (sorry makulit!)  Wala kasi akong makitang direct flight from Seoul to Melbourne :-( So ang plan ko na lang, mag-Singapore Airlines pa Sing, tapos from there mag-Jetstar pa-Melbourne.  Pag-in-add mo mga 900 USD rin yang itenerary na yan. Meron pa kayang cheaper? Though medyo madami rin makakain na oras :-(  If may other flight itinerary, please suggest!

Thank you!

letters_to_cleo

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Re: Australia, any input?
« Reply #309 on: December 24, 2010, 03:27:03 pm »
^Ack! Sorry nagbackread ako! Haha perfect malamig pala dun pag May~ :-)

cind3r3lla

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Re: Australia, any input?
« Reply #310 on: December 29, 2010, 08:20:08 am »
hi ask ko lang.. i have a friend working in an migration agency.. she knows that my hubby is a cpa and working sa riyadh.. sabi nya pede mag apply hubby ko since un work nya nasa skilled occupation list ng australian government.. she said ang processing fee is 20k tapos if ever sabay kme aalis since couple kme.. ask ko lang ganun ba talaga kalaki un processing fee? if ever ma approved un may iba pa ba kmeng babayaran? wala kme relatives dun ni hubby.. may chance kaya ma approve din? sensya na wala talaga ko idea.. thanks..

way back 5 years ago, i spent 15K pesos sa processing fee sa isang migration agency na non-refundable when you backed out. so, i guess, yang 20K ngayon ay normal na lang ngayon. (i do backed-out by the way and decided to do it myself na lang after 4 years..hihi. kaya last year, visa grant na kami.) anyhow, do check out www.immi.gov.au baka kasi kaya mong hindi na mag-agency. it's fairly easy kung hindi naman complicated ang case nyo.

yes, my chance kayo kahit wala kayong kamag-anak dun depende sa points na ma-gain nyo sa skills nyo and yes may iba pang fees involve pero directly sa mga department concerned. around 100K plus rin ang ginastos namin. nagpa-assess pa kasi ako sa assessing body assigned dun sa skills ko, tapos medical exams pa naming pamilya, IELTS naming mag-asawa, etc....

cind3r3lla

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Re: Australia, any input?
« Reply #311 on: December 29, 2010, 08:26:22 am »
hi mga sis...

i have a concern right now and i need advice from people who knows better about autralia visa application. kasi my mom met a friend and offering me to be sponsored by his sons that are already immigrants in aussie. sabi nya matutulungan daw nya ko to apply for visa at makaalis agad since i will be sponsored ng 2 anak nya na engr sa aussie. thing is it really sound so good to be true...sabi nya just trust him na matutulungan nya ko but of course i have doubts in my head.

eto kasi un mga informations na binigay nya pa lang sa akin so far...first there's a fee for application form for aussie "multi-purpose" visa, is there such a kind of visa? and the form fee is 250php and he said the visa fee is around US$137, i'm trying to search this info in australia embassy but can't find such details. he just asked me to submit to him my resume and photocopy of my transcript, diploma & passport. by the way, i'm grad of computer engr'g and he mentioned that his sons could offer me a job with just starting salary of US$1400 and even if they sponsored me I can still find other better opportunity once i got there. also, he was targeting to apply my visa asap so i could fly next month before xmas or new year, is that even possible? i mean is that how fast the processing of aussie visa??? i'm really not sure if i should trust this old man 'cause he was being nice to my mom and he is claiming that he's an engr in pampanga and already been in aussie too. honestly, we barely know him so i don't know if i should take risk to trust him.

too good to be true. hihi.
sorry, pero ngayon ko lang narinig ang multi-purpose visa. check out the Australian immigration website na lang sis for your other options.
sabi nga, nothing worth having will come that easy.. ;)

mooncake and leaves

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Re: Australia, any input?
« Reply #312 on: January 11, 2011, 08:52:04 am »
Has anyone been to the Whitsunday islands? Wah! Super ganda sa pics! Medyo nasa list ko na siya as places I have to visit. :)

princess_neko

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Re: Australia, any input?
« Reply #313 on: January 11, 2011, 10:00:31 am »
hi mga sis pasubscribe.. its my dream na makapagmigrate either aus or europe.. dont know what steps ang gagawin ko.. [textspeak!] me kamag-anak sa aust as in wala ako kaide-idea hehe.. my plan now is work muna somewhere in middle east para makapag-ipon ng pang aust.. and sana habang nagwowork sa middle east e processing nadin yung pa-australia ko.. i wonder how much ang kakailanganin ko at anu2 mga requirements and exams ang kailangan to practice my profession there. if may time me magbabackread me dito sa thread.. im a medicaltechnologist btw. :)

pa_didi

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Re: Australia, any input?
« Reply #314 on: February 17, 2011, 12:43:43 pm »
hello po mga sis!  :)

ask ko lang, kung ok ba magdala ng milk ni baby good for 3months?.. mahal kc ng milk dun.. kaso i'm worried baka bawal though check-in ko naman sa baggage ko.. first time ko to go there with my baby..

thanks po..

mooncake and leaves

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Re: Australia, any input?
« Reply #315 on: February 18, 2011, 01:24:05 am »
magkano airfare from manila? wah! i really wanna go to whitehaven beach! :)

[-c-h-a-]

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Re: Australia, any input?
« Reply #316 on: February 20, 2011, 04:00:03 pm »
^we always fly with Singapore Airlines and normally pag peak (around Dec), $1.5k round trip... pag off peak, $1.2k :)

mas mura ata pag Malaysian Airlines and PAL pero I cant sya how much kasi we've never flown with them

forumjunkie

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Re: Australia, any input?
« Reply #317 on: February 21, 2011, 03:29:45 pm »
Anong airline ba ang magandang papunta sa melbourne? Kahit may stopover basta makatipid. Super mahal kasi pala ang flights to Melbourne eh

mooncake and leaves

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Re: Australia, any input?
« Reply #318 on: February 22, 2011, 01:37:08 am »
^^ thanks. mas mahal pala from manila. i checked nov-dec from la, $1,300 siya. november is warm enough na ba or might as well go in march? ayoko ng super peak eh. mahal eh hehe ;D

neeners

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Re: Australia, any input?
« Reply #319 on: February 22, 2011, 05:58:27 am »
forumjunkie: Check mo sa Jetstar, kaka announce lang nila na may flight na sila na Manila - Darwin.

 

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