Dentist wants to move to Australia?
Jan 17th 2010, 2:50 pm
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Dentist wants to move to Australia?
Hi there,
I m a dentist outside the Australia who wants to migrate to australia on basis of PR.i have worked as a part time dentist during the course of my study at a private clinic for 2 years followed by ful time self practice after graduation for 1 and half year.so my total experience is 2 years part time (30 Hours per week) and 1 and half year full time.
Kindly help me to find out whether i m eligibe or not and what is the procedure.
I m a dentist outside the Australia who wants to migrate to australia on basis of PR.i have worked as a part time dentist during the course of my study at a private clinic for 2 years followed by ful time self practice after graduation for 1 and half year.so my total experience is 2 years part time (30 Hours per week) and 1 and half year full time.
Kindly help me to find out whether i m eligibe or not and what is the procedure.
Jan 17th 2010, 6:00 pm
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Re: Dentist wants to move to Australia?
start here http://www.immi.gov.au/asri/occupati...st-2381-11.htm
The first thing you will need is a skills assessment
Hope it helps
The first thing you will need is a skills assessment
Hope it helps
Jan 17th 2010, 8:32 pm
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Re: Dentist wants to move to Australia?
hi there
I'm in the same position.
First of all you have to have your skills assesment done by the australian dental association
http://www.ada.org.au/
if your qualification is from a uk or irish univesity you can practice without additional exams
then you have to apply for your visa dentist is on the critical skills list (CSL) and is on the skills list for all states except NSW and queensland.
I've been reading that for permanent residency a 176 state sposnsored visa is going to be quicker than a 175 independant one. but don't think anyone is sure yet
another option would be to look at this sitehttp://www.djs.com.au
they will sponsor you on a temporary (up to 4 years) 475 visa which is faster to get and you can still change jobs while you're there
hope this helps
I'm in the same position.
First of all you have to have your skills assesment done by the australian dental association
http://www.ada.org.au/
if your qualification is from a uk or irish univesity you can practice without additional exams
then you have to apply for your visa dentist is on the critical skills list (CSL) and is on the skills list for all states except NSW and queensland.
I've been reading that for permanent residency a 176 state sposnsored visa is going to be quicker than a 175 independant one. but don't think anyone is sure yet
another option would be to look at this sitehttp://www.djs.com.au
they will sponsor you on a temporary (up to 4 years) 475 visa which is faster to get and you can still change jobs while you're there
hope this helps
Jan 18th 2010, 2:48 am
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Re: Dentist wants to move to Australia?
thanks for the reply,as far as i have searched,i can take the OET exam prior to going on to assesment,now what i want to know is that whether is it correct to go ike that or thee is some other way.thanks
Jan 18th 2010, 2:49 am
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Re: Dentist wants to move to Australia?
hi there
I'm in the same position.
First of all you have to have your skills assesment done by the australian dental association
http://www.ada.org.au/
if your qualification is from a uk or irish univesity you can practice without additional exams
then you have to apply for your visa dentist is on the critical skills list (CSL) and is on the skills list for all states except NSW and queensland.
I've been reading that for permanent residency a 176 state sposnsored visa is going to be quicker than a 175 independant one. but don't think anyone is sure yet
another option would be to look at this sitehttp://www.djs.com.au
they will sponsor you on a temporary (up to 4 years) 475 visa which is faster to get and you can still change jobs while you're there
hope this helps
I'm in the same position.
First of all you have to have your skills assesment done by the australian dental association
http://www.ada.org.au/
if your qualification is from a uk or irish univesity you can practice without additional exams
then you have to apply for your visa dentist is on the critical skills list (CSL) and is on the skills list for all states except NSW and queensland.
I've been reading that for permanent residency a 176 state sposnsored visa is going to be quicker than a 175 independant one. but don't think anyone is sure yet
another option would be to look at this sitehttp://www.djs.com.au
they will sponsor you on a temporary (up to 4 years) 475 visa which is faster to get and you can still change jobs while you're there
hope this helps
thanx fo the reply,can i go for DJS widout exams stuff or still i need to go thru exams at any cost.
Jan 18th 2010, 9:20 am
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Re: Dentist wants to move to Australia?
kokay
is your degree from a university in the uk or irish rebublic?
if it is and you hold a uk irish canadian, NZ or USA passport you don't have to sit any exams.
If your degree is from the uk or ireland and you do not hold one of the above passports you may still be able to aplly without the exam, I believe but am not sure that if you have completed a 5 year degree which was taught in english you can get 15 points for launguage skills.
If you do not have a uk or irish dental degree and your university is on the list of accredited institutions on the ADC website you are going to have to sit the ADC registration exam, and that will take some time.
You have to have skill recognition before you can proceed with 175 or 176 PR
for 475 if you have a registerable qualifiaction (uk irish or NZ) you don't need to do a points test
hope this is clear
is your degree from a university in the uk or irish rebublic?
if it is and you hold a uk irish canadian, NZ or USA passport you don't have to sit any exams.
If your degree is from the uk or ireland and you do not hold one of the above passports you may still be able to aplly without the exam, I believe but am not sure that if you have completed a 5 year degree which was taught in english you can get 15 points for launguage skills.
If you do not have a uk or irish dental degree and your university is on the list of accredited institutions on the ADC website you are going to have to sit the ADC registration exam, and that will take some time.
You have to have skill recognition before you can proceed with 175 or 176 PR
for 475 if you have a registerable qualifiaction (uk irish or NZ) you don't need to do a points test
hope this is clear
Jan 18th 2010, 1:58 pm
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Re: Dentist wants to move to Australia?
kokay
is your degree from a university in the uk or irish rebublic?
if it is and you hold a uk irish canadian, NZ or USA passport you don't have to sit any exams.
If your degree is from the uk or ireland and you do not hold one of the above passports you may still be able to aplly without the exam, I believe but am not sure that if you have completed a 5 year degree which was taught in english you can get 15 points for launguage skills.
If you do not have a uk or irish dental degree and your university is on the list of accredited institutions on the ADC website you are going to have to sit the ADC registration exam, and that will take some time.
You have to have skill recognition before you can proceed with 175 or 176 PR
for 475 if you have a registerable qualifiaction (uk irish or NZ) you don't need to do a points test
hope this is clear
is your degree from a university in the uk or irish rebublic?
if it is and you hold a uk irish canadian, NZ or USA passport you don't have to sit any exams.
If your degree is from the uk or ireland and you do not hold one of the above passports you may still be able to aplly without the exam, I believe but am not sure that if you have completed a 5 year degree which was taught in english you can get 15 points for launguage skills.
If you do not have a uk or irish dental degree and your university is on the list of accredited institutions on the ADC website you are going to have to sit the ADC registration exam, and that will take some time.
You have to have skill recognition before you can proceed with 175 or 176 PR
for 475 if you have a registerable qualifiaction (uk irish or NZ) you don't need to do a points test
hope this is clear
Jan 18th 2010, 10:12 pm
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Re: Dentist wants to move to Australia?
Hi there,
I m a dentist outside the Australia who wants to migrate to australia on basis of PR.i have worked as a part time dentist during the course of my study at a private clinic for 2 years followed by ful time self practice after graduation for 1 and half year.so my total experience is 2 years part time (30 Hours per week) and 1 and half year full time.
Kindly help me to find out whether i m eligibe or not and what is the procedure.
I m a dentist outside the Australia who wants to migrate to australia on basis of PR.i have worked as a part time dentist during the course of my study at a private clinic for 2 years followed by ful time self practice after graduation for 1 and half year.so my total experience is 2 years part time (30 Hours per week) and 1 and half year full time.
Kindly help me to find out whether i m eligibe or not and what is the procedure.
Jan 19th 2010, 12:38 am
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Jan 19th 2010, 4:50 am
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Re: Dentist wants to move to Australia?
I was told that the skills assessment rules for health professionals will be changing soon and I think this includes dentists. I am not sure about this but it would be a good idea to check.
Jan 19th 2010, 3:11 pm
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Re: Dentist wants to move to Australia?
How do i caheck the rules,means what is the link or track to go in ......thanx
