Visa for - Skilled Independent (Class BN, subclass 136)

03-29-2004, 02:22 PM

Could you please help me with the following question relating to the
Application for General Skilled Migration, Form 47SK:
The question in section 110 reads, "Is this application for a Skilled
Matching Visa?" My answer to this question is "no" (because under
class 136 it is not mandatory to form part of the skills matching
database) However, if I answer no then the application will be
returned unassessed. Why is it necessary to apply for a Skills
Matching visa under the subclass 136? Surely a skills matching visa is
an application under subclass 137 or 134?
Has anyone applied for immigration under the Skilled Independent -
class 136 category? If so I would appreciate reading what your view on
this is.
Thanks in advance

03-29-2004, 05:01 PM

I think you have forgot Q109.

If your application is for BN 136 then
you have to pay processing fees. So, answer on Q109 should be YES ->
pass to Q111...

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03-30-2004, 07:49 PM

When you apply for subclass 136 you automatically apply for subclass 137
too (but not 134 - that's a different visa).

It's not compulsory to fill out the skill matching information if
applying for subclass 136, but you've nothing to lose by doing so.
Chances of any nomination are low, so make sure you have the points for
the regular visa.

If you were interested in a state nomination, then visit the websites of
the participating states (SA, Vic and Tas) to see their skill shortage
lists.

Jeremy

Jean-Michel wrote:
    > Could you please help me with the following question relating to the
    > Application for General Skilled Migration, Form 47SK:
    > The question in section 110 reads, "Is this application for a Skilled
    > Matching Visa?" My answer to this question is "no" (because under
    > class 136 it is not mandatory to form part of the skills matching
    > database) However, if I answer no then the application will be
    > returned unassessed. Why is it necessary to apply for a Skills
    > Matching visa under the subclass 136? Surely a skills matching visa is
    > an application under subclass 137 or 134?
    > Has anyone applied for immigration under the Skilled Independent -
    > class 136 category? If so I would appreciate reading what your view on
    > this is.
    > Thanks in advance

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