Poor Accountants: State Sponsored Non-CSL
Sep 22nd 2009, 9:54 pm
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Poor Accountants: State Sponsored Non-CSL
I think those guys at Immigration are much smarter than people think. So if you are an accountant and in the past you could not pass IELTS to be on the CSL, by simply having a state sponsor you could have put you on the priority list.
With the new rules, if my understanding is correct, this group now has to resit IELTS, get a score of 7 to be "on a higher priority". Or if you are onshore and your application is unlikely to be finalised by 2011, they give you three options on Q13, the last one being "withdraw your application and return to your home country". If you are offshore, "continue to await or withdraw your application". And no refund.
With the new rules, if my understanding is correct, this group now has to resit IELTS, get a score of 7 to be "on a higher priority". Or if you are onshore and your application is unlikely to be finalised by 2011, they give you three options on Q13, the last one being "withdraw your application and return to your home country". If you are offshore, "continue to await or withdraw your application". And no refund.
Sep 22nd 2009, 10:05 pm
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Re: Poor Accountants: State Sponsored Non-CSL
OMG I escaped
Sep 22nd 2009, 10:09 pm
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Re: Poor Accountants: State Sponsored Non-CSL
I think those guys at Immigration are much smarter than people think. So if you are an accountant and in the past you could not pass IELTS to be on the CSL, by simply having a state sponsor you could have put you on the priority list.
With the new rules, if my understanding is correct, this group now has to resit IELTS, get a score of 7 to be "on a higher priority". Or if you are onshore and your application is unlikely to be finalised by 2011, they give you three options on Q13, the last one being "withdraw your application and return to your home country". If you are offshore, "continue to await or withdraw your application". And no refund.
With the new rules, if my understanding is correct, this group now has to resit IELTS, get a score of 7 to be "on a higher priority". Or if you are onshore and your application is unlikely to be finalised by 2011, they give you three options on Q13, the last one being "withdraw your application and return to your home country". If you are offshore, "continue to await or withdraw your application". And no refund.
Sep 22nd 2009, 10:14 pm
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Re: Poor Accountants: State Sponsored Non-CSL
geez!.. thanks to BE and the good folks here, i have escaped.
Flying tonight to validate the visa. Darn it! had i just sat there quietly after applying, i'd have got the visa in (??).. errrrr, correction.. would never have got it.
Flying tonight to validate the visa. Darn it! had i just sat there quietly after applying, i'd have got the visa in (??).. errrrr, correction.. would never have got it.
Sep 22nd 2009, 10:17 pm
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Re: Poor Accountants: State Sponsored Non-CSL
Enjoy ur trip...could u please do one favour for me...
Get some Tshirts saying great Ozzz ... or AUS...or anything related to AUS ...I want few...get atleast 5....will pay u once u are back..
Sep 22nd 2009, 10:18 pm
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Re: Poor Accountants: State Sponsored Non-CSL
will do that Aman!. Will call you once i am back on Oct 9th.
Sep 22nd 2009, 10:19 pm
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Sep 22nd 2009, 10:27 pm
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Re: Poor Accountants: State Sponsored Non-CSL
I think those guys at Immigration are much smarter than people think. So if you are an accountant and in the past you could not pass IELTS to be on the CSL, by simply having a state sponsor you could have put you on the priority list.
With the new rules, if my understanding is correct, this group now has to resit IELTS, get a score of 7 to be "on a higher priority". Or if you are onshore and your application is unlikely to be finalised by 2011, they give you three options on Q13, the last one being "withdraw your application and return to your home country". If you are offshore, "continue to await or withdraw your application". And no refund.
With the new rules, if my understanding is correct, this group now has to resit IELTS, get a score of 7 to be "on a higher priority". Or if you are onshore and your application is unlikely to be finalised by 2011, they give you three options on Q13, the last one being "withdraw your application and return to your home country". If you are offshore, "continue to await or withdraw your application". And no refund.
Thanks BE again
Sep 22nd 2009, 10:55 pm
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Re: Poor Accountants: State Sponsored Non-CSL
Already a thread running with regard to the new rules and this one seems to have become chat.
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