Skilled Visa Timelines - Region 3
May 30th 2005, 6:52 am
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Skilled Visa Timelines - Region 3
Thought some would like to know I have been advised that some resources in Region 3 at the Skilled Processing Centre have been diverted to clearing the pre-1 July 2004 caseload.
This probably explains the easing in the timelines of the relatively recently lodged applications, which are currently looking at an 11 to 12 week timeline for medical requests (the exception being MODL and SIR visa applications).
I hasten to add (before I'm asked) that I don't have details for other Regions ... :-))
Best regards.
This probably explains the easing in the timelines of the relatively recently lodged applications, which are currently looking at an 11 to 12 week timeline for medical requests (the exception being MODL and SIR visa applications).
I hasten to add (before I'm asked) that I don't have details for other Regions ... :-))
Best regards.
May 30th 2005, 6:55 am
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Re: Skilled Visa Timelines - Region 3
Originally Posted by Alan Collett
Thought some would like to know I have been advised that some resources in Region 3 at the Skilled Processing Centre have been diverted to clearing the pre-1 July 2004 caseload.
This probably explains the easing in the timelines of the relatively recently lodged applications, which are currently looking at an 11 to 12 week timeline for medical requests (the exception being MODL and SIR visa applications).
I hasten to add (before I'm asked) that I don't have details for other Regions ... :-))
Best regards.
This probably explains the easing in the timelines of the relatively recently lodged applications, which are currently looking at an 11 to 12 week timeline for medical requests (the exception being MODL and SIR visa applications).
I hasten to add (before I'm asked) that I don't have details for other Regions ... :-))
Best regards.
May 30th 2005, 6:56 am
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Re: Skilled Visa Timelines - Region 3
Originally Posted by Alan Collett
Thought some would like to know I have been advised that some resources in Region 3 at the Skilled Processing Centre have been diverted to clearing the pre-1 July 2004 caseload.
This probably explains the easing in the timelines of the relatively recently lodged applications, which are currently looking at an 11 to 12 week timeline for medical requests (the exception being MODL and SIR visa applications).
I hasten to add (before I'm asked) that I don't have details for other Regions ... :-))
Best regards.
This probably explains the easing in the timelines of the relatively recently lodged applications, which are currently looking at an 11 to 12 week timeline for medical requests (the exception being MODL and SIR visa applications).
I hasten to add (before I'm asked) that I don't have details for other Regions ... :-))
Best regards.
Sorry to be dim but where is region 3 classed as.
Thanks
Nikki
May 30th 2005, 6:58 am
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Re: Skilled Visa Timelines - Region 3
Europe.
Best regards.
Best regards.
Originally Posted by NikkiGriff
Sorry to be dim but where is region 3 classed as.
Thanks
Nikki
Thanks
Nikki
May 30th 2005, 6:59 am
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Re: Skilled Visa Timelines - Region 3
Originally Posted by Alan Collett
Europe.
Best regards.
Best regards.
Nikki
May 30th 2005, 7:05 am
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Re: Skilled Visa Timelines - Region 3
Originally Posted by Alan Collett
Thought some would like to know I have been advised that some resources in Region 3 at the Skilled Processing Centre have been diverted to clearing the pre-1 July 2004 caseload.
This probably explains the easing in the timelines of the relatively recently lodged applications, which are currently looking at an 11 to 12 week timeline for medical requests (the exception being MODL and SIR visa applications).
I hasten to add (before I'm asked) that I don't have details for other Regions ... :-))
Best regards.
This probably explains the easing in the timelines of the relatively recently lodged applications, which are currently looking at an 11 to 12 week timeline for medical requests (the exception being MODL and SIR visa applications).
I hasten to add (before I'm asked) that I don't have details for other Regions ... :-))
Best regards.
May 30th 2005, 7:11 am
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Re: Skilled Visa Timelines - Region 3
Originally Posted by skywalker
Thanks Alan! It's good to know, but it seems like 12 weeks would be good, cause me and others already passed the 12 weeks limit!
I know what you mean everything has been slowed down for a bit now.....but I can't really moan as I am still only coming to the end of 10th week.
Nikki x
May 30th 2005, 8:52 am
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Re: Skilled Visa Timelines - Region 3
Region 3 Covers:
London (UK & Ireland)
Berlin (Europe)
Bangkok (South East Asia except Singapore, Malaysia, Brunei, Indonesia & East Timor)
Is this correct?
London (UK & Ireland)
Berlin (Europe)
Bangkok (South East Asia except Singapore, Malaysia, Brunei, Indonesia & East Timor)
Is this correct?
May 30th 2005, 9:03 am
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Re: Skilled Visa Timelines - Region 3
Originally Posted by Alan Collett
Thought some would like to know I have been advised that some resources in Region 3 at the Skilled Processing Centre have been diverted to clearing the pre-1 July 2004 caseload.
This probably explains the easing in the timelines of the relatively recently lodged applications, which are currently looking at an 11 to 12 week timeline for medical requests (the exception being MODL and SIR visa applications).
I hasten to add (before I'm asked) that I don't have details for other Regions ... :-))
Best regards.
This probably explains the easing in the timelines of the relatively recently lodged applications, which are currently looking at an 11 to 12 week timeline for medical requests (the exception being MODL and SIR visa applications).
I hasten to add (before I'm asked) that I don't have details for other Regions ... :-))
Best regards.
Would this shifting of resources also affect applications in the final stage i.e. waiting for grant letter or does it only affect those waiting for medical & pcc request?
Or does it affect all applications for region 3, regardless where in the process it is?
Cheers,
Tops.
May 30th 2005, 6:29 pm
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Re: Skilled Visa Timelines - Region 3
Originally Posted by Alan Collett
Thought some would like to know I have been advised that some resources in Region 3 at the Skilled Processing Centre have been diverted to clearing the pre-1 July 2004 caseload.
This probably explains the easing in the timelines of the relatively recently lodged applications, which are currently looking at an 11 to 12 week timeline for medical requests (the exception being MODL and SIR visa applications).
I hasten to add (before I'm asked) that I don't have details for other Regions ... :-))
Best regards.
This probably explains the easing in the timelines of the relatively recently lodged applications, which are currently looking at an 11 to 12 week timeline for medical requests (the exception being MODL and SIR visa applications).
I hasten to add (before I'm asked) that I don't have details for other Regions ... :-))
Best regards.
Thanks Alan,
Nice of you to share the info !!
Regards
Jon
May 30th 2005, 8:00 pm
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Re: Skilled Visa Timelines - Region 3
Originally Posted by wargod
Thanks Alan,
Nice of you to share the info !!
Regards
Jon
Nice of you to share the info !!
Regards
Jon
I'm pleased for the pre-Julyers that DIMIA is finally processing them though, honest 
May 30th 2005, 8:20 pm
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Re: Skilled Visa Timelines - Region 3
Originally Posted by Alan Collett
Thought some would like to know I have been advised that some resources in Region 3 at the Skilled Processing Centre have been diverted to clearing the pre-1 July 2004 caseload.
This probably explains the easing in the timelines of the relatively recently lodged applications, which are currently looking at an 11 to 12 week timeline for medical requests (the exception being MODL and SIR visa applications).
I hasten to add (before I'm asked) that I don't have details for other Regions ... :-))
Best regards.
This probably explains the easing in the timelines of the relatively recently lodged applications, which are currently looking at an 11 to 12 week timeline for medical requests (the exception being MODL and SIR visa applications).
I hasten to add (before I'm asked) that I don't have details for other Regions ... :-))
Best regards.
Jon
May 31st 2005, 12:04 am
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Re: Skilled Visa Timelines - Region 3
these will be quicker.
look at my timeline as a hairdresser.
alk
look at my timeline as a hairdresser.
alk
May 31st 2005, 12:44 am
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Re: Skilled Visa Timelines - Region 3
Hi, just a short note to tell you that it seems the region 3 problem is extended world wide, I'm from south america and everybody here is getting 3 months until exams request, so, it looks like the pre juliers got resources from everywhere, jeje; well, looks like someone up there heard them... I'll start to pray today too....
May 31st 2005, 1:38 am
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Re: Skilled Visa Timelines - Region 3
Originally Posted by angelico
Region 3 Covers:
London (UK & Ireland)
Berlin (Europe)
Bangkok (South East Asia except Singapore, Malaysia, Brunei, Indonesia & East Timor)
Is this correct?
London (UK & Ireland)
Berlin (Europe)
Bangkok (South East Asia except Singapore, Malaysia, Brunei, Indonesia & East Timor)
Is this correct?
As posted here not so long ago:
Region 1 = Beijing (China & North Asia), Beirut (Middle East except Israel), Brisbane (South Pacific)
Region 2 = New Delhi (Sub continent), Washington (Americas)
Region 3 = London (UK & Ireland), Berlin (Europe), Bangkok (South East Asia except Singapore, Malaysia, Brunei, Indonesia & East Timor)
Region 4 = Pretoria (Africa), Jakarta (Singapore, Malaysia, Brunei, Indonesia & East Timor)
Jeremy