Assessment of Qualifications - Fee and Current Processing Time
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Assessment of Qualifications - Fee and Current Processing Time
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Re: Assessment of Qualifications - Fee and Current Processing Time
Originally Posted by SunshineGirl
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Re: Assessment of Qualifications - Fee and Current Processing Time
Originally Posted by swimmingsaintee
Have sent husbands skills assessment of to ICAA today. He is a member of ICAS so , on the basis that I have ( hopefully) sent correct documentation should hear in 4 - 6 weeks. Will post the time taken when I know
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Re: Assessment of Qualifications - Fee and Current Processing Time
Husband now has icaa skills assessment back ( degree qualified ,C.A. and member of ICAS here) posted 16 - 08 -05 ( royal mail international signed for). Received by icaa 22 - 08. Completed 29 -09 and received by us here in Scotland 4-10. So took 5 and a bit weeks to do . Not bad as I gather they have a lot of PASA's just now. Oh and he passed. So now we need to make up our minds whether to apply for visa.
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Re: Assessment of Qualifications - Fee and Current Processing Time
Originally Posted by swimmingsaintee
Husband now has icaa skills assessment back ( degree qualified ,C.A. and member of ICAS here) posted 16 - 08 -05 ( royal mail international signed for). Received by icaa 22 - 08. Completed 29 -09 and received by us here in Scotland 4-10. So took 5 and a bit weeks to do . Not bad as I gather they have a lot of PASA's just now. Oh and he passed. So now we need to make up our minds whether to apply for visa.
Congratulations on at least getting past first base !! any idea as to what the timeline is for visas for accountants following submission of documentation and payment of fees etc?
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Re: Assessment of Qualifications - Fee and Current Processing Time
Originally Posted by LiverpoolAcc
Congratulations on at least getting past first base !! any idea as to what the timeline is for visas for accountants following submission of documentation and payment of fees etc?
well the 1st set of migration agents I spoke to said 3 months. Don't believe that for a second. Next one said should be 6 months, if you front load medicals and CRO checks, as accountant is on the modl.Check sonictigger's timeline and also Ginauk as I'm sure they are both accountants with visa - check Worzel's as well.
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Re: Assessment of Qualifications - Fee and Current Processing Time
Originally Posted by swimmingsaintee
well the 1st set of migration agents I spoke to said 3 months. Don't believe that for a second. Next one said should be 6 months, if you front load medicals and CRO checks, as accountant is on the modl.Check sonictigger's timeline and also Ginauk as I'm sure they are both accountants with visa - check Worzel's as well.
But all of that is easy and reasonably predictable compared to selling the house. It took 3 months to sell (at £20K below asking) then 14 weeks to exchange because of all sorts of wrangles.
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Re: Assessment of Qualifications - Fee and Current Processing Time
Hi guys,
ICAA received my skills assessment application mid September and I am still waiting for a reply. I am CIPFA qualified which is only partially recognised but I sent all the info that they requested so it should be ok.
I guess this waiting game is a sign of things to come so I suppose I should get used to it!!!!!
I went to the London expo the other day and the Western Austrailian lady seemed particularly keen on sponsoring Accountants. Tasmania, South Austrailia less so....
ICAA received my skills assessment application mid September and I am still waiting for a reply. I am CIPFA qualified which is only partially recognised but I sent all the info that they requested so it should be ok.
I guess this waiting game is a sign of things to come so I suppose I should get used to it!!!!!
I went to the London expo the other day and the Western Austrailian lady seemed particularly keen on sponsoring Accountants. Tasmania, South Austrailia less so....
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Re: Assessment of Qualifications - Fee and Current Processing Time
Originally Posted by swimmingsaintee
Husband now has icaa skills assessment back ( degree qualified ,C.A. and member of ICAS here) posted 16 - 08 -05 ( royal mail international signed for). Received by icaa 22 - 08. Completed 29 -09 and received by us here in Scotland 4-10. So took 5 and a bit weeks to do . Not bad as I gather they have a lot of PASA's just now. Oh and he passed. So now we need to make up our minds whether to apply for visa.
We got our visa last month and applied in March - so just 6 months, which seemed like a lifetime, but actually wizzed by. Now selling the house.....that's dragging....
Good luck with everything.
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Re: Assessment of Qualifications - Fee and Current Processing Time
Originally Posted by sonictigger
Excellent news - well done.
We got our visa last month and applied in March - so just 6 months, which seemed like a lifetime, but actually wizzed by. Now selling the house.....that's dragging....
Good luck with everything.
We got our visa last month and applied in March - so just 6 months, which seemed like a lifetime, but actually wizzed by. Now selling the house.....that's dragging....
Good luck with everything.
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Re: Assessment of Qualifications - Fee and Current Processing Time
Our visa took nearly six months as well. We'll be applying for jobs when we get there.
Gina
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Re: Assessment of Qualifications - Fee and Current Processing Time
Originally Posted by GinaUK
Our visa took nearly six months as well. We'll be applying for jobs when we get there.
Gina
Gina
Once my qualifications were assessed (ACCA) we got sponsored by the Victorian State Govt as accountants were on the MODL list. From then it took approx 3 months to get the visa confirmed. However, as others above mentioned, selling the house, sorting out accomm on arrival and jobs etc takes time - from getting our visa approved to arriving in oz took 7 months....