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November 2010 Visa Applicants
Good afternoon all,
Our 175 visa was lodged yesterday - 01/11/10 - :thumbsup: :eek: :thumbsup: |
Re: November 2010 Visa Applicants
Originally Posted by Dave.McLeod
(Post 8957097)
Good afternoon all,
Our 175 visa was lodged yesterday - 01/11/10 - :thumbsup: :eek: :thumbsup: |
Re: November 2010 Visa Applicants
Good luck to you both. Hope it doesn't take to long. :thumbup:
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Re: November 2010 Visa Applicants
Thanks guys...I'm so impatient...
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Re: November 2010 Visa Applicants
Originally Posted by Dave.McLeod
(Post 8957513)
Thanks guys...I'm so impatient...
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Re: November 2010 Visa Applicants
Can anyone confirm this?
We're heading over to Brisbane on a Working Holiday Visa in July 2011 while we wait for our 175 to be accepted. Once in Brisbane and when our 175 gets accepted, we will have to leave and re-enter the country to validate it, how long do we need to leave for? Or is it not a matter of time but the act of physical leaving and re-entering. What I think we'll do is jump on a flight to NZ or Singapore for a few days but I just wanted to check that there was a fixed time of how long you have to leave for. |
Basic Question for 457 Timeline
Hi Everyone
I know there are a lot of information floating around regarding timelines for 457 visa but I just want to ask the basic question. As per the link below, the timeframe is 3 months for a high risk country applicant. http://www.immi.gov.au/about/charters/client-services-charter/visas/3.0.htm Now, coming to my question, wanted to know if this 3 months time is for A - All 3 steps i.e. business sponsorship, nomination and employee visa application OR B - Employee visa application. FYI, I have lodged the application on Nov 2, 2010, uploaded all the documents alongwith Health insurance and did my chest x-ray examination today. The doctor should send the report to DIAC in a day or two. Just to add here, On 4-Nov, it says the Medicals have been received (wow that was quick considering I did my chest x-ray on the same day) Any idea, based on user experiences, when should the visa be approved? Regards Nick |
Re: Basic Question for 457 Timeline
Originally Posted by soni.nikunj
(Post 8968203)
Hi Everyone
I know there are a lot of information floating around regarding timelines for 457 visa but I just want to ask the basic question. As per the link below, the timeframe is 3 months for a high risk country applicant. http://www.immi.gov.au/about/charters/client-services-charter/visas/3.0.htm Now, coming to my question, wanted to know if this 3 months time is for A - All 3 steps i.e. business sponsorship, nomination and employee visa application OR B - Employee visa application. FYI, I have lodged the application on Nov 2, 2010, uploaded all the documents alongwith Health insurance and did my chest x-ray examination today. The doctor should send the report to DIAC in a day or two. Just to add here, On 4-Nov, it says the Medicals have been received (wow that was quick considering I did my chest x-ray on the same day) Any idea, based on user experiences, when should the visa be approved? Regards Nick |
Re: November 2010 Visa Applicants
Merged :)
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Re: November 2010 Visa Applicants
Originally Posted by Dave.McLeod
(Post 8960914)
Can anyone confirm this?
We're heading over to Brisbane on a Working Holiday Visa in July 2011 while we wait for our 175 to be accepted. Once in Brisbane and when our 175 gets accepted, we will have to leave and re-enter the country to validate it, how long do we need to leave for? Or is it not a matter of time but the act of physical leaving and re-entering. What I think we'll do is jump on a flight to NZ or Singapore for a few days but I just wanted to check that there was a fixed time of how long you have to leave for. Why doesnt the gov replace this inconvenient rule and instead like charge a visa transfer fee. Anyway NZ is a nice place for a couple of days or a week, I never been there. To say how long it takes to change the visa i hope someone can provide his experience........anyone there gone to NZ |
Re: Basic Question for 457 Timeline
Originally Posted by Pollyana
(Post 8969514)
There is no set timeline, you can look at timelines of other people from the same country with similar circumstances but even that won't give you a guarantee of when a visa will be granted.
Now, coming to my question, wanted to know if this 3 months time is for A - All 3 steps i.e. business sponsorship, nomination and employee visa application OR B - Employee visa application. Regards Nick |
Processing time for 176...
My job is on new sol list. I applied on 7 nov 2010 what will be my processing time?
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Re: Processing time for 176...
Originally Posted by sherry9oct
(Post 8981292)
My job is on new sol list. I applied on 7 nov 2010 what will be my processing time?
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Re: Processing time for 176...
Originally Posted by Dorothy
(Post 8981394)
1 year, 7 months, 22 days, 4 hours (approximately)
sherry9oct My job is on new sol list. I applied on 7 nov 2010 what will be my processing time? Have you sent an email to Adelaide processing centre to get the update on where they are up to in processing? If not, here's a copy of the last one I received: GENERAL SKILLED MIGRATION ADELAIDE PROCESSING INFORMATION This is an automated e-mail response which provides updated information on skilled migration applications being processed by GSM Adelaide. The information provided is updated fortnightly. Last updated 11 November 2010. Please do not send enquiries or reply to this email address as this mailbox is not monitored. Contact details for GSM Adelaide are listed below. Current Processing Dates If your application date has recently come into our current processing date range you should allow at least 6 weeks to enable a case officer to complete the initial assessment. Please refrain from sending requests for an update on the status of your application within this 6 week period. Priority Processed Applications Under the priority processing direction we are currently processing applications with a nominated occupation that appears in an active State Migration Plan - Priority Group 2. Assessment of cases which fall into Priority Group 3 will re-commence once all cases in Priority Group 2 are finalised. Priority group 4 cases will be allocated once all Priority Group 3 are allocated. To determine which priority group your application falls under please read the information on the department’s website at: http://www.immi.gov.au/skilled/gener...rangements.htm For further information regarding State Migration Plans please visit the department’s website at: http://www.immi.gov.au/skilled/gener.../whats-new.htm http://www.immi.gov.au/skilled/gener...statmig-fs.pdf http://www.immi.gov.au/skilled/gener...tatmig-faq.pdf Applications lodged before the following dates are currently being considered by a case officer: Priority 2 State Migration Plan*: (* State migration Plan currently only available for Victoria & ACT) Skilled – Sponsored (Migrant) subclass 176 VE 176 (e-lodged): 01 May 2010 VE 176 (paper): 01 May 2010 Skilled – Sponsored (Residence) subclass 886: VB 886 (e-lodged 01 May 2010 VB 886 (paper): 01 May 2010 Skilled – Regional Sponsored (Provisional) subclass 475 VF 475 (e-lodged): 01 May 2010 VF 475 (paper): 01 May 2010 Skilled – Regional Sponsored (Provisional) subclass 487 VC 487 (e-lodged 01 May 2010 VC 487 (paper): 01 May 2010 Priority 3 applications. Skilled – Independent (Migrant) subclass 175 VE 175 (e-lodged): 24 October 2008 VE 175 (paper): 24 October 2008 Skilled – Sponsored (Migrant) subclass 176 VE 176 (e-lodged): 24 October 2008 VE 176 (paper): 24 October 2008 Skilled – Regional Sponsored (Provisional) subclass 475 VF 475 (e-lodged): 24 October 2008 VF 475 (paper): 24 October 2008 Skilled – Independent Regional (Provisional) subclass 495 and Skilled – Designated Area Sponsored subclass 496 UX 495 and UZ 496 (e-lodged and paper): All applicants who have an occupation on the new Skilled Occupation List (SOL) – Schedule 3 have been allocated. Skilled – Independent (Residence) subclass 885 VB (paper): 20 April 2009 Skilled – Sponsored (Residence) subclass 886 VB 886 (paper): 20 April 2009 Skilled – Regional Sponsored (Provisional) subclass 487 VC 487 (paper): 20 April 2009 Please note Under the current priority processing arrangements Accountants who now provide an IELTS with proficient English will not receive a higher priority than other applicants. All Accountants are included in the new SOL and are currently being processed under priority group 3. Priority Exempt Applications Visa Subclasses 476, 485 and 887 are exempt from the current priority processing direction. Applications under these subclasses will be processed in the order in which they were received by the department. Applications lodged before the following dates are currently being considered by a case officer: Skilled – Recognised Graduate subclass 476 VF 476 (e-lodged): 4 October 2010 VF 476 (paper): 4 October 2010 Skilled – Graduate subclass 485 VC 485 (paper): 26 October 2009 Skilled – Regional subclass 887 VB 887 (paper): 30 September 2010 Subsequent Entrant Applications All subsequent entrant applications for subclasses 485, 487 and 475: 1 October 2010 Processing Times Estimated processing times for GSM visa applications can be found on our website at: http://www.immi.gov.au/about/charter.../visas/8.0.htm Estimates of processing times that apply to different types of applications are provided as a guide only. As processing times are dependent on a range of factors, individual processing times may vary considerably from the published estimates. Factors that can impact on processing times include, but are not limited to: - completeness of application - how quickly applicants respond to requests to provide documentation - medical complications - police checks - checks with third parties to verify claims made in an application. Processing News SKILLED MIGRATION VISA PROCESSING PRIORITIES The Minister for Immigration and Citizenship set new priority processing arrangements for certain skilled migration visas effective from 14 July 2010. CAPPING AND CEASING OF SPECIFIED OFFSHORE GSM APPLICATIONS LODGED BEFORE 1 SEPTEMBER 2007 As the cap has now been reached, applications subject to the capping decision have now ceased. As part of this process the relevant Visa Application Charge(s) will be returned to the applicant. Information about these topics and other changes in the GSM Program has been published on the department’s website at: http://www.immi.gov.au/skilled/gener.../whats-new.htm |
Re: November 2010 Visa Applicants
176 (VIC SS) lodged 11/Nov/2010
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