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pinksavannah

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Re: Australian International Student
« Reply #160 on: October 18, 2011, 01:42:36 am »
sis c-h-a, need your help please

may nakita na kaming room for rent at hindi kami makapag decide, I have talked to the owner na habang papalapit napakahirap mag decide, ayaw din naman kasi namin ng palipat lipat

eto mga choices:

1. pinoy owner, tenants are all pinoy, malayo sa bus stop, worry namin dito baka kasi ako lang mag isa umuwi at hindi kami magkasabay ng husband ko baka kasi hindi safe, yung bus stop lalabas ka pa sa highway at ang layo check ko sa google maps, shared bathroom, rent is $250(all in), address is blair athol, 25 mins to city

2. iba iba lahi yung mga tenants, 5 bedroom, 1 minute walk sa bus stop so malapit lang talaga, ensuite bathroom, $220 (all in), 15 mins to city, address is croydon park

3. Unilodge property, kent town address so sa downtown bale, parang dorm sya, private bathroom, $200 (Internet not included), free na bus since sa downtown na sya and malapit lang sa rundle mall where my school is located

4. location sa Magill, 10-15 mins to city, bus stop in front of the house, shared bathroom, brand new house, along hiway, $180 + $20 utilities

choice namin sa ngayun ay yung sa croydon park since may own bathroom at malapit lang sa bus stop, malapit lang din sa city, next choice is unilodge coz within downtown na kaso not a house, coin operated yung laundry at parang boarding house sya, then yung sa magill eto super ok sana kasi nasa labas ng house mismo yung bus stop

yung sa pinoy owner, medyo nag iba decision namin dun coz of the bus stop eh pero ok sana para makapag build kami agad ng network among pinoys

sayo sis, ano opinion mo? nov 5 na flight namin until now nahihirapan kami sa accomodation, sana within this week makapili na kami

carolskitot

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Re: Australian International Student
« Reply #161 on: October 18, 2011, 07:35:56 pm »
i just received my ielts score, anyone here asked for it to be rechecked since my scores are 8.5, 7.5, 7.5 and 6.5 in writing, i need a 7 in all subtest.

well if they need all 7, you need to have all 7 and above...and di mo narin pala kelangan ng aphra kasi student visa rin ang dating mo dito...kukuha ka lang ng assessment sa aphra kung permanency or working visa ang dating mo dito...

goodluck sa ielts

[-c-h-a-]

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Re: Australian International Student
« Reply #162 on: October 19, 2011, 05:58:08 am »
^^pinksavannah, mukhang ok yung Croydon Park and Magill... mura yun rent tapos bus stop is nearby lang. Plus the one in Magill is a brand new house pa sabi mo. Both are near lang pa sa city.

littlemissspoiledbrat

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Re: Australian International Student
« Reply #163 on: October 20, 2011, 01:27:17 pm »
well if they need all 7, you need to have all 7 and above...and di mo narin pala kelangan ng aphra kasi student visa rin ang dating mo dito...kukuha ka lang ng assessment sa aphra kung permanency or working visa ang dating mo dito...

goodluck sa ielts


hi sis, according to idp and somes agencies i really need to have a letter coming from aphra, so i can be eligible for the bridging programs in austalia. all nurses who want's to study in austalia needs to apply at aphra.

pinksavannah

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Re: Australian International Student
« Reply #164 on: October 24, 2011, 10:20:48 am »
regarding sa flight namin, manila to sydney then sydney to manila via qantas, kelangan ba magcheckin ulit pagdating sa sydney?kukunin ba namin bagahe namin or yung airline na magtratransfer?

pede ba bumili ng sim card online? magprprint na kasi sana kami ng resume at para may mobile na kami ilalagay, or pede pabili sa kakilala dun?

how about yung mobile broadband, alin mas reliable telstra or optus?

[-c-h-a-]

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Re: Australian International Student
« Reply #165 on: October 24, 2011, 12:12:40 pm »
^from Sydney to Adelaide, through Qantas rin ba? Or diff airline na?

Optus and Telstra are both okay. Just don't go with Vodafone. Magulo pa sila ngayon after they merged with 3.

pinksavannah

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« Reply #166 on: October 24, 2011, 01:23:01 pm »
yes qantas din sis from sydney to adelaide, so ano gagawin pagdating sydney?checkin pa rin ba or wait na lang sa boarding gate?at yung bagahe namin di na namin kukunin?sa adelaide na lang?

kaw sis ano network gamit mo?baka optus na rin ako at mas cheaper sila tapos dami pa perks, kaso telstra naman mas ok coverage nila

jexy

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Re: Australian International Student
« Reply #167 on: October 24, 2011, 05:11:08 pm »
sa immigration sa airport, ano usually tinatanong ng mga immigration officers for students?

carolskitot

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Re: Australian International Student
« Reply #168 on: December 02, 2011, 06:35:38 pm »
sa immigration sa airport, ano usually tinatanong ng mga immigration officers for students?

actually wala tuloy tuloy lang kapag nakita nilang student ka

sydneybristow

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Re: Australian International Student
« Reply #169 on: December 03, 2011, 11:01:07 am »
hello sisses, im worried kasi sa january 6, 2012 i have to be in oz na dapat for orientation sa uni kaso wala pa feedback from my student visa application, finished medical already nov. 10 and submitted additional docs, my chance ba na madeny pa yun? tia,  :(

east_hyacinth

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Re: Australian International Student
« Reply #170 on: December 09, 2011, 11:00:47 pm »
Hi folks! Help lang about visa evidencing/label.

I have been granted a student visa - 574 postgraduate research for 4 and a half years. I performed the application online, as in I never went to the embassy at sa AU immigration website lang, and so I received the grant via email. Took me 2 1/2 weeks for everything.

It states sa grant ko that "You do not need a visa label in your passport to travel to, or enter Australia.  You can use our Visa Entitlement Verification Online (VEVO) system to check your visa details and conditions." So I printed lang the confirmation email and VEVO entitlement.

Now I called up the AU Embassy (sa Pinas) and got the answer that I don't need the label na. Similar to some business class and temporary stay applicants na multiple entry, sa net na lang ang checking. But when I emailed the VIA center, kailangan daw ng visa evidence/label/stamp.

This is confusing for me, especially since my flight is next week. I don't mind getting the label/evidence kaso baka di ko makuha agad yung passport, especially since 1 week daw yung processing :(

Did any of you guys experience this? Were you able to go out without any hassle na walang visa evidence/label as a student?

birchtree

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Re: Australian International Student
« Reply #171 on: February 18, 2012, 09:06:27 pm »
Hi mga sis! If you have questions regarding Australian student visa, just post away. I may be able to help.

kwang sun

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Re: Australian International Student
« Reply #172 on: February 19, 2012, 08:30:08 am »
paano ba process nito? sorry po newbie

birchtree

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Re: Australian International Student
« Reply #173 on: March 14, 2012, 01:10:19 pm »
Hi sis kwang sun! Sorry for the late reply ha.

To answer your question, well there are many requirements to study in Australia.  You have to consider the following:
 
1.  IELTS score of at least an overall band score of 5.5. 
2.  Valid passport.
3.  Highest educational qualification.
4.  Available funds to support your studies. Funds should have been in your account 3 months prior to application.
5.  A sponsor to provide you with financial support or guarantee.

Sorry if I can't answer queries agad because I'm quite busy these past weeks =)

hayne22

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Re: Australian International Student
« Reply #174 on: April 21, 2012, 02:04:44 am »
hi! i'd like to know sana ang process ng pag apply for student visa?i have cousin there pero wala naman sya na di-discuss saken..what's the first step?contact IDP for assessment?and then from there mag tuloy tuloy na yun?thanks po sa sasagot.

birchtree

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Re: Australian International Student
« Reply #175 on: April 23, 2012, 12:30:34 pm »
Hi sis hayne,

You can contact IDP for assessment or you can also email me at aussiepathways@gmail.com if you are interested to take up VET or ELICOS courses :)

Questions:

1. What area of study are you interested in?
- Higher Education
- VET (vocational courses)
- Schools (School level courses)
- ELICOS (English language courses)
- Other (Non-award or enabling courses)

2. What fields of education are you interested in?
- For University: engineering, education, agriculture, law etc
- For VET: business, child care, hospitality etc

3. What level of qualification is best suited for you? - Many institutions offer preparatory studies, also known as bridging or foundation courses, to help meet the academic entry requirements of Australian institutions. There are also many English language courses with starting dates throughout the year to prepare you for further study in Australia.

4. Do you have a preferred location?

5. Financial considerations - To be granted a student visa you will need to declare your financial ability and in some cases you will need evidence of having sufficient funds to pay part or all of your tuition fees.

6. Then you have to select a course and locate an institution. Do you meet the entry requirements for the selected course? Do you meet the English language requirements?

Once you have determined your preference for course and education provider, you need to complete an application from. If they determine your application as suitable you will be made an offer of a place for enrolment and be provided with a written agreement.
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pinksavannah

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Re: Australian International Student
« Reply #176 on: April 25, 2012, 06:43:22 pm »
sino dito na may anak currently studying sa primary school with discounted tuition fee?
I'm planning to get may daughter na kasi and looking for the cheapest school.

ano name ng school?im here in adelaide

thanks

Kirstinkreuk

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Re: Australian International Student
« Reply #177 on: April 30, 2012, 11:04:06 am »
Hi girls, please I need ur advice re: studying n working in Au.

-- me n my husband decided to go to au via student visa

1.ask ko [textspeak!] if mahirap ba makahanap ng work jan as part time n para kay hubby as full time? i will be taking masteral so allowed b syang magwork ng full time?
2. I have red in many forums re working on a student visa na ineexploit mga students like mababa salary compare what they r suppose to have. Is it true?
3. my university nko it is in Victoria Univ sa Melbourne, ok ba [textspeak!]?
4. but still we have an option na lumipat ng state, i heard hirap ng makahanap ng work sa Melbourne.

Thank you mga sisses in advance.


birchtree

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Re: Australian International Student
« Reply #178 on: May 19, 2012, 11:29:46 pm »
Hi sis Kirstinkreuk! Yes, it's a bit difficult but it's not impossible to get a job. It's a good idea to contact your institution’s careers office/student centre. They might have info on local businesses that are known to hire international students. You can also find a job through your friends. It’s a good idea to let your friends know that you are looking for a job. They might know of a friend’s business that’s looking for another staff member. At the very least, they’ll be able to let you know if they see a job advertised that you might like.

@Pinksavannah: Sorry sis I have no idea pa sa schools sa Adelaide.

oceana

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Re: Australian International Student
« Reply #179 on: May 26, 2012, 03:55:46 pm »
magkano kaya ang magagastos or kung magkano ba dapat laman ng bank account mo para ma qualify?

 

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