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lalei

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Re: Australia thread 55
« Reply #480 on: July 19, 2010, 07:44:25 am »
separate fees ang router even with the regular DSL ng TPG. Iyon ang medyo pricey pero sulit naman kung long-term use ang iisipin. We have been with TPG for 3 years. Ok naman ang connection sa broadband (which we have tried) at ok din ang rates ng national at international calls nila using VOIP.

sis snow, planning na ba? I can ask a friend whose mom stayed with them for 10 months when she had her first baby.

snow25

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Re: Australia thread 55
« Reply #481 on: July 19, 2010, 06:19:36 pm »
^^thanks sis prisma!

^sis lalei, yes finally pumayag na sya.  I wanted so much to have a baby.  :) Pero I have to find ways to bring either his sister or my mother by that time.  Can you ask your friend what type of visitor visa and if they provided invitation letter etc?  Did they mention that her mom will be helping her?  Thanks! :)

si_ako

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Re: Australia thread 55
« Reply #482 on: July 20, 2010, 02:29:29 pm »
^Sis snow, na-excite naman ako=) my Mom visited us here last year as a tourist and she stayed for 3 months. maybe next year 1 year naman. statutory declaration yung pinadala ko plus basic requirements such as birth cert, marriage cert and COE. yung friend naman namin with 3 kids, usual reason nila is to take care of their children and to see some tourist spots as well. ym mo lang ako if you have some questions maybe i can help=) good luck Sis, sarap ng may baby kahit nakakapagod very fulfilling naman.

port80*

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Re: Australia thread 55
« Reply #483 on: July 21, 2010, 12:45:40 am »
^Sis, I plan to do the same when I give birth in March.  I'll probably have my mom stay for a month when I give birth, send her home then get her back to stay longer when I resume work after 6 months.  Ang sabi kasi nila, pag first time daw, mas maganda na yung 3-month visa muna ang i-apply kesa yung 1 year agad.

Sis, if you don't mind, can you give me the format for statutory declaration?  Did your mom have to submit any financial documents?  My mom doesn't have any kasi, retired na kasi, sa bahay na lang siya, even her bank account does not have a substantial amount.

si_ako

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Re: Australia thread 55
« Reply #484 on: July 21, 2010, 05:15:05 pm »
^hi Sis port80*, wow i didn't know that you're soon to be mom, congrats!  My Mom submitted a bank statement and photocopies of passbook.  I think it doesn't matter how much money they've got as long as they have some funds in the bank or kung retired na from work, yung monthly pension pwede rin as proof. yung friend ko kase yung parents nya as in super liit lang ng monthly pension na nakukuha from the govt satin pero wala naman naging problem as long as they can show that they have strong ties to the phils.

There's a statutory declaration form that can be bought from the local post office but i find it easier to use msword. i hope i remember it right, here's the format:

STATUTORY DECLARATION

I, (Your name)

Of (complete address here in Australia)

Do hereby solemnly and sincerely declare as follows:

That I, (state here your status in Australia).  Certified copies of our passports, PR visa are attached for your reference.

That I am (your nature of work).  Certified copies of my payslips, bank statement, COE etc are attached for your reference.

That I wish to invite my Mother, her name, from the Phils to (state reasons why).  Certified copies of ......attached for your reference.

That I will provide full support etc (indicate here that you will provide full financial support, plane ticket, accommodation etc)

That I will make sure (indicate here that she will leave Australia before the expiration of visa etc)

Yours truly,

And I make this solemn declaration conscientiously believing the same to be true and by virtue of the provisions of an Act of the Parliament of (your state) rendering persons making a false declaration punishable for willful  and corrupt perjury.

DECLARED at                                             

in the State of (NSW, Victoria, South Australia)

this                             day of

two thousand  and ten

Before me:




Ejaxene

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Re: Australia thread 55
« Reply #485 on: July 21, 2010, 10:23:31 pm »
Question po,

My cousin's husband is currently processing his 457 visa. They have a 4 year old child, pwede po bang mag-aral dun 'yung bata? Ano pong options ng education for the child? Private, public school? Free or with fees? Kung may fees po, international student fees po ba?

jenny_2284

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Re: Australia thread 55
« Reply #486 on: July 21, 2010, 10:48:21 pm »
^ we're in 457 visa too. In our case, free school kids ko because they are exempted base sa professional code ni husband. But that only applies in canberra.

If they will be in Sydney, considered as foreign student sia, normally tuition ranges to $4500 for the whole terms. You have the option naman to pay installment.

Ejaxene

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Re: Australia thread 55
« Reply #487 on: July 22, 2010, 12:21:14 am »
^ Yes they will be in Sydney. Pricey pala O_O Gotta tell this to them. Thanks for the info jenny

pamskie88

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Re: Australia thread 55
« Reply #488 on: July 22, 2010, 11:40:40 pm »
ask ko din mga sis kung may alam kayo na pre-schools sa perth or play school my son kasi who is 2 yrs old pumapasok na ng nursery dito satin and baka by november sasama na kami kay hubby baka may alam kayo na magandang pre-school na di naman ganon kamahal and what month ba usually nag start ang school dyan? TIA

snow25

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Re: Australia thread 55
« Reply #489 on: July 23, 2010, 06:31:17 am »
sis si_ako, oo nga sana... praying na magkaroon na hehe.  :) Di ako nakakapag-ym lately, hopefully maabutan kita.  Problem ko kasi yung sister ng husband ko walang work.  Yung mom ko may work pero maliit lang salary niya.  Save ko yung sample na you posted for sis port80

Hello all!  Medyo late na pero anyone interested to join the Mt Buller trip on Aug 7?  Sasama kami sa isang pinoy group na nag-organise. 

^Sis snow, na-excite naman ako=) my Mom visited us here last year as a tourist and she stayed for 3 months. maybe next year 1 year naman. statutory declaration yung pinadala ko plus basic requirements such as birth cert, marriage cert and COE. yung friend naman namin with 3 kids, usual reason nila is to take care of their children and to see some tourist spots as well. ym mo lang ako if you have some questions maybe i can help=) good luck Sis, sarap ng may baby kahit nakakapagod very fulfilling naman.

lalei

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Re: Australia thread 55
« Reply #490 on: July 23, 2010, 08:38:25 am »
ask ko din mga sis kung may alam kayo na pre-schools sa perth or play school my son kasi who is 2 yrs old pumapasok na ng nursery dito satin and baka by november sasama na kami kay hubby baka may alam kayo na magandang pre-school na di naman ganon kamahal and what month ba usually nag start ang school dyan? TIA

Hi Pamskie88,

Ndi uso dito ang pre-school for 2 years old except siguro kung hanap ka ng toddler school na Montessori type. Sa prep pa ang formal schooling at 5-6 years old, kinder starts at 4-5 years old. I would suggest that you put your kid in childcare centres or family day care for a few days a week for socialisation and play. You may want to check out this site for a list of childcare in the area you will be moving in.
http://www.echildcare.com.au/location/WA/
Ideally kasi maganda ang malapit lang sa house mo or sa magiging workplace mo or ng husband mo.

My son who turned 2 last Feb attends 3 days in family daycare and 2 days in childcare centre since I work fulltime. So far so good, he's learning while playing.
« Last Edit: July 26, 2010, 07:18:00 am by lalei »

pamskie88

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Re: Australia thread 55
« Reply #491 on: July 23, 2010, 11:14:43 am »
thanks sis lalei magka age pala son natin he turned 2 last march naman and I have read your blog and its quite helpful lalo na sa kagaya ko kaya naman pinasok ko son ko sa pre-school kasi habol ko matuto sia magsalita kasi delayed din speech nia ngyon pa [textspeak!] sia nag start magsalita hanap ko yong mga 2 hours [textspeak!] na class sana para [textspeak!] sa socialization nia at speech development kasi d rin ako pwede mag work kasi i have an 8 months baby girl na kailgan din alagaan.

si_ako

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Re: Australia thread 55
« Reply #492 on: July 23, 2010, 02:19:24 pm »
^Sis snow, oo naman bata ka pa kaya pa marami heheh kaso mahirap nga pala dito pag maraming kids.  I think yung Mom mo pwedeng pwede lalo't may work sya, regardless naman yung salary dun as long as may proof na babalik ng pinas. send ka lang ng offline message sa ym or pm mo ko dito sa gt pag di tayo nagkakaabot.

enjoy pala ang trip to Mt. Buller, Sis snow meets the snow=)

port80*

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Re: Australia thread 55
« Reply #493 on: July 24, 2010, 02:07:45 pm »
^hi Sis port80*, wow i didn't know that you're soon to be mom, congrats!  My Mom submitted a bank statement and photocopies of passbook.  I think it doesn't matter how much money they've got as long as they have some funds in the bank or kung retired na from work, yung monthly pension pwede rin as proof. yung friend ko kase yung parents nya as in super liit lang ng monthly pension na nakukuha from the govt satin pero wala naman naging problem as long as they can show that they have strong ties to the phils.

There's a statutory declaration form that can be bought from the local post office but i find it easier to use msword. i hope i remember it right, here's the format:

STATUTORY DECLARATION

I, (Your name)

Of (complete address here in Australia)

Do hereby solemnly and sincerely declare as follows:

That I, (state here your status in Australia).  Certified copies of our passports, PR visa are attached for your reference.

That I am (your nature of work).  Certified copies of my payslips, bank statement, COE etc are attached for your reference.

That I wish to invite my Mother, her name, from the Phils to (state reasons why).  Certified copies of ......attached for your reference.

That I will provide full support etc (indicate here that you will provide full financial support, plane ticket, accommodation etc)

That I will make sure (indicate here that she will leave Australia before the expiration of visa etc)

Yours truly,

And I make this solemn declaration conscientiously believing the same to be true and by virtue of the provisions of an Act of the Parliament of (your state) rendering persons making a false declaration punishable for willful  and corrupt perjury.

DECLARED at                                             

in the State of (NSW, Victoria, South Australia)

this                             day of

two thousand  and ten

Before me:





Wow sis thanks for much for that! :)  Yes, I'm almost 8 weeks preggo :)  Medyo anxious lang kasi dito pala your first OB and ultrasound is not until you are 10-12 weeks!  Eh di ba sa atin, kahit 6 weeks lang yata malalaman mo na kung may heartbeat... dito parang wala lang sa kanila magbuntis haha, matitibay yata mga tao dito :D

mi_kayla

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Re: Australia thread 55
« Reply #494 on: July 26, 2010, 05:46:48 am »
speaking of schools. Abbot is targeting to cut down immigration through schools.

prisma

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Re: Australia thread 55
« Reply #495 on: July 26, 2010, 06:35:56 am »
separate fees ang router even with the regular DSL ng TPG. Iyon ang medyo pricey pero sulit naman kung long-term use ang iisipin. We have been with TPG for 3 years. Ok naman ang connection sa broadband (which we have tried) at ok din ang rates ng national at international calls nila using VOIP.



Sis lalei?  What does TPG stand for?  Gusto ko na rin kasi magpakabit.

Pag may sariling router ako?  ako nalang kakabit ok lang ba un sa kanila?  thanks

prisma

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Re: Australia thread 55
« Reply #496 on: July 26, 2010, 06:38:11 am »
Mga sisses

Pwede pa ba singit ang daughter ko sa school dito?

Kasi diba mag last semester na sila?

thanks a lot

lalei

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Re: Australia thread 55
« Reply #497 on: July 26, 2010, 07:26:49 am »
Wow sis thanks for much for that! :)  Yes, I'm almost 8 weeks preggo :)  Medyo anxious lang kasi dito pala your first OB and ultrasound is not until you are 10-12 weeks!  Eh di ba sa atin, kahit 6 weeks lang yata malalaman mo na kung may heartbeat... dito parang wala lang sa kanila magbuntis haha, matitibay yata mga tao dito :D

Congratulations! Iba talaga sistema nila dito. Kung mag-public hospital at clinic ndi pare-pareho ang mag-check sayong doctor based yan sa experience ko ha. Pero literal na libre sa mga may medicare at sobrang supportive ng mga midwife. At kahit paying patient ka sa public hospital like what happened to me kasi hindi pa ako PR that time, you can just go out of the hospital without paying anything. I-bi-bill na lang.

lalei

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Re: Australia thread 55
« Reply #498 on: July 26, 2010, 08:13:56 am »
thanks sis lalei magka age pala son natin he turned 2 last march naman and I have read your blog and its quite helpful lalo na sa kagaya ko kaya naman pinasok ko son ko sa pre-school kasi habol ko matuto sia magsalita kasi delayed din speech nia ngyon pa [textspeak!] sia nag start magsalita hanap ko yong mga 2 hours [textspeak!] na class sana para [textspeak!] sa socialization nia at speech development kasi d rin ako pwede mag work kasi i have an 8 months baby girl na kailgan din alagaan.

Hi sis! Eto ang Montessori sa Perth na merong toddler program. I have been wanting to put my son in a Montessori toddler program but the drop-off and pick-up schedules prevented me from enrolling him in a Montessori class in Geelong.
http://www.perthmontessori.wa.edu.au/index.php?id=23

Yung baby girl mo naman pwede mo dalhin sa playgroup na meron sa community for interaction. Minimal fees lang yon mga $3-5 per session lang. Pwede mo rin sila dalhin sa story session sa local library. Madami din batang nagpupunta don.

Nag-da-drive ka ba sa Pinas? Malaking tulong kung makaka-drive ka na din agad dito especially kung ikaw ang maghahatid-sundo sa son mo.
« Last Edit: July 26, 2010, 10:36:11 am by lalei »

lalei

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Re: Australia thread 55
« Reply #499 on: July 26, 2010, 08:21:07 am »
Sis lalei?  What does TPG stand for?  Gusto ko na rin kasi magpakabit.

Pag may sariling router ako?  ako nalang kakabit ok lang ba un sa kanila?  thanks
TPG lang sya talaga ang alam ko eh. www.tpg.com.au ang website nila. Sa Pinas ang call centre. May specific router sila for their VOIP, yung NetGear router namin ndi pwede eh. Contact mo na lang sila to apply. Mabilis lang naman ipakabit.
« Last Edit: July 26, 2010, 10:35:45 am by lalei »

 

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