Help sought from 489 visa holders ... !
Aug 13th 2017, 10:17 am
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Help sought from 489 visa holders ... !
Hello everyone ....
I just received my 489 Family sponsored invitation for Victoria.
I need to know the pros and cons from personal experiences (from anyone here) who got this visa.
Pls, answer to below questions from u ppl will do great;
Q1. Do the DIBP provide to specific regional area post code to live in or we can live anywhere in victoria.
Q2. Do i have to do job in that specific regional area and if i dont get the job will it be possible to do job anywhere else in victoria? Does it effect on my future application for PR after 2 years?
Q3. Do provisional visa holders find it hard to get job? i have read companies prefer to give jobs to PR holders rather than provisional visa holders? Is is true?
Pls note that i have read everything from official websites. But personal experice is what i want. I would be glad if u ppl help me out.
EOI submitted (489): 30 apr 17
Invitation recv: 09 Aug 17
Profeesion:233512 (mechanical engr)
Exp: 5 years
I just received my 489 Family sponsored invitation for Victoria.
I need to know the pros and cons from personal experiences (from anyone here) who got this visa.
Pls, answer to below questions from u ppl will do great;
Q1. Do the DIBP provide to specific regional area post code to live in or we can live anywhere in victoria.
Q2. Do i have to do job in that specific regional area and if i dont get the job will it be possible to do job anywhere else in victoria? Does it effect on my future application for PR after 2 years?
Q3. Do provisional visa holders find it hard to get job? i have read companies prefer to give jobs to PR holders rather than provisional visa holders? Is is true?
Pls note that i have read everything from official websites. But personal experice is what i want. I would be glad if u ppl help me out.
EOI submitted (489): 30 apr 17
Invitation recv: 09 Aug 17
Profeesion:233512 (mechanical engr)
Exp: 5 years
Aug 13th 2017, 10:41 am
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Re: Help sought from 489 visa holders ... !
Hello everyone ....
I just received my 489 Family sponsored invitation for Victoria.
I need to know the pros and cons from personal experiences (from anyone here) who got this visa.
Pls, answer to below questions from u ppl will do great;
Q1. Do the DIBP provide to specific regional area post code to live in or we can live anywhere in victoria.
Q2. Do i have to do job in that specific regional area and if i dont get the job will it be possible to do job anywhere else in victoria? Does it effect on my future application for PR after 2 years?
Q3. Do provisional visa holders find it hard to get job? i have read companies prefer to give jobs to PR holders rather than provisional visa holders? Is is true?
Pls note that i have read everything from official websites. But personal experice is what i want. I would be glad if u ppl help me out.
EOI submitted (489): 30 apr 17
Invitation recv: 09 Aug 17
Profeesion:233512 (mechanical engr)
Exp: 5 years
I just received my 489 Family sponsored invitation for Victoria.
I need to know the pros and cons from personal experiences (from anyone here) who got this visa.
Pls, answer to below questions from u ppl will do great;
Q1. Do the DIBP provide to specific regional area post code to live in or we can live anywhere in victoria.
Q2. Do i have to do job in that specific regional area and if i dont get the job will it be possible to do job anywhere else in victoria? Does it effect on my future application for PR after 2 years?
Q3. Do provisional visa holders find it hard to get job? i have read companies prefer to give jobs to PR holders rather than provisional visa holders? Is is true?
Pls note that i have read everything from official websites. But personal experice is what i want. I would be glad if u ppl help me out.
EOI submitted (489): 30 apr 17
Invitation recv: 09 Aug 17
Profeesion:233512 (mechanical engr)
Exp: 5 years
Second question answered already, but you must comply with the conditions of the visa to move to PR. Not complying can get visa cancelled, you and your family deported, and a subsequent ban.
Can't help with the work front, but make sure you fully understand the visa if you apply for it so you can explain terms and conditions to employers if needed.
