WendyC

> I may be wrong but I was under the impression that the STNI and SIR
> visa's weren't points tested. Could someone please clarify this?
> Debs
> Dont know anything about child co-ordinator Debs but the STNI visa is
> a 70 points visa.
> Tracie

And the SIR visa is 110 points

Markrj

> And the SIR visa is 110 points

Hi there!

Sorry all this is a bit over my head. I only looked into the visa types
we could apply for. Just wanted to say hi! I am sure you will get some
good advice, we have found all the people here very helpful.

Good luck in joining in this waiting game.

Angie(and Mark)

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PrincessUK

> Hi everybody, after reading loads of posts on here & everybody
> seems to be friendly and helpful I'll finally take the plunge.
> I'll give you a brief insight into our situation and ask a few
> questions.
> Went to Adelaide in Feb - wife & kids loved it. On our return we
> contacted an agent(Overseas emigration) who told us our best
> option was for Toni(wife) to apply for SIR as childcare
> coordinator, but would have to apply before 22nd July when Toni
> reaches the ripe old age of 30(desparate for points). As Toni's
> qualification was not a full degree we couldn't apply for this
> occupation. The loophole is-apply as a 40 point occupation and
> use work experience to gain sponsorship off a state. SA requires
> 50 & 60 point occupations only so waste of time going to
> Adelaide. Only option is Victoria as they really need childcare
> occupations.
> Agent sent qualifications off to Vetassess on May 10th and we
> are still awaiting a result. Its getting a bit tight for time as
> when we get the result we still have to obtain sponsorship from
> Vic. After reading all the threads on here I'm not hopeful of
> having everything ready to go for July 22nd though agent still
> remains upbeat.
> My main worry though is the $100k bond. Agent tells us that when
> they request it you only have 70 days to deposit money and like
> most people my capital is all tied to the house, is this true
> and can you get an extension or should I start thinking about
> putting our home on the market. Obviously we don't want to sell
> the house unless we have a concrete chance of obtaining the
> visa. This chicken and egg scenario is our major concern.
> Does anybody know when the extra points for English come on
> line? - this could be our saving grace.
> One other announcement that has been made is that from July 1st
> childcare coordinator will be assessed by TRA(more work
> experience based as opposed to paper qualifications). This
> hopefully means that we can claim 50 points even though we'd
> have to spend more money on a new assessment. Hey we might even
> be able to apply for STNI & go to SA or WA.
> Phew that was hard work!
> Sorry it's long winded but this is our situation, sitting and
> waiting like everybody else.
> Your inputs & thoughts gratefully received - now off to watch
> the footy.
> Ian. S

Hi Ian, Can't really help you - as I'm new my self, but wnated to say
welcome and that I have had heaps of help so far and I'm sure you wil
too. It's really friendly and nice to talk to people going thru the
same thing! And it's great to hear when people get their visa granted!
It gives you hope!

Welcome again, Jenni

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Crawford Crew

> Hi Ian, Can't really help you - as I'm new my self, but wnated to say
> welcome and that I have had heaps of help so far and I'm sure you wil
> too. It's really friendly and nice to talk to people going thru the
> same thing! And it's great to hear when people get their visa
> granted! It gives you hope!
> Welcome again, Jenni

Hi,

Sorry I ain't got a clue about your original question but we used OE as
our agent and found them to be VERY good.

Hope this helps a little and good luck,


John

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Nisa-Bun

> Hi everybody, after reading loads of posts on here & everybody
> seems to be friendly and helpful I'll finally take the plunge.
> I'll give you a brief insight into our situation and ask a few
> questions.
> Went to Adelaide in Feb - wife & kids loved it. On our return we
> contacted an agent(Overseas emigration) who told us our best
> option was for Toni(wife) to apply for SIR as childcare
> coordinator, but would have to apply before 22nd July when Toni
> reaches the ripe old age of 30(desparate for points). As Toni's
> qualification was not a full degree we couldn't apply for this
> occupation. The loophole is-apply as a 40 point occupation and
> use work experience to gain sponsorship off a state. SA requires
> 50 & 60 point occupations only so waste of time going to
> Adelaide. Only option is Victoria as they really need childcare
> occupations.
> Agent sent qualifications off to Vetassess on May 10th and we
> are still awaiting a result. Its getting a bit tight for time as
> when we get the result we still have to obtain sponsorship from
> Vic. After reading all the threads on here I'm not hopeful of
> having everything ready to go for July 22nd though agent still
> remains upbeat.
> My main worry though is the $100k bond. Agent tells us that when
> they request it you only have 70 days to deposit money and like
> most people my capital is all tied to the house, is this true
> and can you get an extension or should I start thinking about
> putting our home on the market. Obviously we don't want to sell
> the house unless we have a concrete chance of obtaining the
> visa. This chicken and egg scenario is our major concern.
> Does anybody know when the extra points for English come on
> line? - this could be our saving grace.
> One other announcement that has been made is that from July 1st
> childcare coordinator will be assessed by TRA(more work
> experience based as opposed to paper qualifications). This
> hopefully means that we can claim 50 points even though we'd
> have to spend more money on a new assessment. Hey we might even
> be able to apply for STNI & go to SA or WA.
> Phew that was hard work!
> Sorry it's long winded but this is our situation, sitting and
> waiting like everybody else.
> Your inputs & thoughts gratefully received - now off to watch
> the footy.
> Ian. S

My husband and I are both over 45 but as a nurse I can get a 457 visa.
All well and good BUT we want to move permanently and would like to know
what our chances are once we are in Oz of A) getting an employer to
sponsor for PR and B) meeting the criteria as we are over 45.

Any other "old" nurses out there who have got PR?

Nisa

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Connaust@Hotmail.Com

Hi,

Have you considered a student visa (study cheaper private TAFE
program), no age limit, give work rights, time to settle see if you
want to stay etc. Once settled could look at applying for PR via
sponsorship or regional etc..

Cheers Andrew AIEC


nisa-bun wrote:
> > Hi everybody, after reading loads of posts on here & everybody
> > seems to be friendly and helpful I'll finally take the plunge.
> > I'll give you a brief insight into our situation and ask a few
> > questions.
> > Went to Adelaide in Feb - wife & kids loved it. On our return we
> > contacted an agent(Overseas emigration) who told us our best
> > option was for Toni(wife) to apply for SIR as childcare
> > coordinator, but would have to apply before 22nd July when Toni
> > reaches the ripe old age of 30(desparate for points). As Toni's
> > qualification was not a full degree we couldn't apply for this
> > occupation. The loophole is-apply as a 40 point occupation and
> > use work experience to gain sponsorship off a state. SA requires
> > 50 & 60 point occupations only so waste of time going to
> > Adelaide. Only option is Victoria as they really need childcare
> > occupations.
> > Agent sent qualifications off to Vetassess on May 10th and we
> > are still awaiting a result. Its getting a bit tight for time as
> > when we get the result we still have to obtain sponsorship from
> > Vic. After reading all the threads on here I'm not hopeful of
> > having everything ready to go for July 22nd though agent still
> > remains upbeat.
> > My main worry though is the $100k bond. Agent tells us that when
> > they request it you only have 70 days to deposit money and like
> > most people my capital is all tied to the house, is this true
> > and can you get an extension or should I start thinking about
> > putting our home on the market. Obviously we don't want to sell
> > the house unless we have a concrete chance of obtaining the
> > visa. This chicken and egg scenario is our major concern.
> > Does anybody know when the extra points for English come on
> > line? - this could be our saving grace.
> > One other announcement that has been made is that from July 1st
> > childcare coordinator will be assessed by TRA(more work
> > experience based as opposed to paper qualifications). This
> > hopefully means that we can claim 50 points even though we'd
> > have to spend more money on a new assessment. Hey we might even
> > be able to apply for STNI & go to SA or WA.
> > Phew that was hard work!
> > Sorry it's long winded but this is our situation, sitting and
> > waiting like everybody else.
> > Your inputs & thoughts gratefully received - now off to watch
> > the footy.
> >
> > Ian. S
> My husband and I are both over 45 but as a nurse I can get a 457 visa.
> All well and good BUT we want to move permanently and would like to know
> what our chances are once we are in Oz of A) getting an employer to
> sponsor for PR and B) meeting the criteria as we are over 45.
> Any other "old" nurses out there who have got PR?
>
> Nisa
>
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