Permanent Visa Grant (in 5 days!)
Mar 6th 2009, 5:49 am
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Permanent Visa Grant (in 5 days!)
For those waiting for permanent visas...
Just got my permanent ENS visa through which took less than 5 days! I am on the CSL list.
Hope this gives an indication of the MUCH faster processing times.
Good luck to others waiting.
Just got my permanent ENS visa through which took less than 5 days! I am on the CSL list.
Hope this gives an indication of the MUCH faster processing times.
Good luck to others waiting.
Mar 6th 2009, 7:03 am
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Re: Permanent Visa Grant (in 5 days!)
whats your timelines (applied date etc) and are from an HR country
Mar 6th 2009, 9:05 am
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Re: Permanent Visa Grant (in 5 days!)
Low risk country
ENS 121 visa
On CSL list as a secondary teacher
Applied via paper based method. (Brisbane office)
Paperwork arrived last Friday...approved this Friday
MUCH faster than I ever anticipated! No communication with them other than the approval e-mail this morning.
Looks like they really are prioritising according to the lists published. Even so, I had been expecting a few months wait.
ENS 121 visa
On CSL list as a secondary teacher
Applied via paper based method. (Brisbane office)
Paperwork arrived last Friday...approved this Friday
MUCH faster than I ever anticipated! No communication with them other than the approval e-mail this morning.
Looks like they really are prioritising according to the lists published. Even so, I had been expecting a few months wait.
Last edited by Paddy_M; Mar 6th 2009 at 9:12 am.
Mar 6th 2009, 9:11 am
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Re: Permanent Visa Grant (in 5 days!)
what about medicals and police check?? did they not ask for these?
Mar 6th 2009, 10:02 am
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Re: Permanent Visa Grant (in 5 days!)
5 days for a permanent residency visa, if only my visa were that fast I would have been in Australia already :P
Mar 6th 2009, 3:52 pm
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Re: Permanent Visa Grant (in 5 days!)
Yes, frontloaded PCC and medicals.
Mar 6th 2009, 8:32 pm
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Re: Permanent Visa Grant (in 5 days!)
Low risk country
ENS 121 visa
On CSL list as a secondary teacher
Applied via paper based method. (Brisbane office)
Paperwork arrived last Friday...approved this Friday
MUCH faster than I ever anticipated! No communication with them other than the approval e-mail this morning.
Looks like they really are prioritising according to the lists published. Even so, I had been expecting a few months wait.
ENS 121 visa
On CSL list as a secondary teacher
Applied via paper based method. (Brisbane office)
Paperwork arrived last Friday...approved this Friday
MUCH faster than I ever anticipated! No communication with them other than the approval e-mail this morning.
Looks like they really are prioritising according to the lists published. Even so, I had been expecting a few months wait.
On the other hand I have told them to put the ENS application on hold for a few weeks as I have someone checking the progress of my 175 and I might not require to go through ENS at all.
Mar 6th 2009, 8:38 pm
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Re: Permanent Visa Grant (in 5 days!)
Thats good news.... I am changing my 175 to ENS and my Employers Auditing/Accounting company who also deal with Business migration as part of it's services told me that they have had complete applications granted in 2 Days recently.
On the other hand I have told them to put the ENS application on hold for a few weeks as I have someone checking the progress of my 175 and I might not require to go through ENS at all.
On the other hand I have told them to put the ENS application on hold for a few weeks as I have someone checking the progress of my 175 and I might not require to go through ENS at all.
Mar 7th 2009, 7:06 am
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