shall i do it or not
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shall i do it or not
hi everybody and hope everyone fine and doing well in this lovely forum.
before 2-days i got a positive skilled assessment from ACS and now ready to go to next step but still i didnt take the IELTS exam.
my question is can i submit my application and uploading all papers except the IELTS exam and upload the exam result later or they will decline my application immediately.
please advice????
thanks for our time.
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Re: shall i do it or not
What visa are you applying for?
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weel, thanks for your reply,
actually i will apply for Skilled – Independent (Migrant) visa (subclass 175)
actually i will apply for Skilled – Independent (Migrant) visa (subclass 175)
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Re: shall i do it or not
Hi
When you submit your visa online, does it not calculate your points, and then if you haven't got enough points it puts your file to another pot??
Because I am assuming without the Ielts you don't have enough points?? Will it not be a more long winded route?? I don't know what happens if your file goes to the pot for 'applicates without enough points' and then you submit your Ielts results which, hopefully, will take you up to the amount required - and not putting a downside on it - what happens if you don't pass the Ielts - there have been plenty of people on here that have sat it 2/3 times and still not passed. Don[t forget they take your money immediately when submitting on line!
Hopefully someone else may clarify my comments?!
basty
When you submit your visa online, does it not calculate your points, and then if you haven't got enough points it puts your file to another pot??
Because I am assuming without the Ielts you don't have enough points?? Will it not be a more long winded route?? I don't know what happens if your file goes to the pot for 'applicates without enough points' and then you submit your Ielts results which, hopefully, will take you up to the amount required - and not putting a downside on it - what happens if you don't pass the Ielts - there have been plenty of people on here that have sat it 2/3 times and still not passed. Don[t forget they take your money immediately when submitting on line!
Hopefully someone else may clarify my comments?!
basty
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Re: shall i do it or not
English requirement is a basic one and must be satisfied as at the lodgment.
NJ
NJ
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Re: shall i do it or not
As has been pointed out, your IELTS result is required when you lodge the application so you have to take that before you lodge the application. You'll need to put your IELTS reference number into the electronic application, so there's no way around it, I'm afraid.
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Re: shall i do it or not
Hi,
After reading this thread I'm a little confused... can you applying for the 175 without an IELTS pass if you are born in the UK?
...Or do you need to sit and pass this regardless of your birth country? Does this then apply for both main and secondary applicant?
Thanks
After reading this thread I'm a little confused... can you applying for the 175 without an IELTS pass if you are born in the UK?
...Or do you need to sit and pass this regardless of your birth country? Does this then apply for both main and secondary applicant?
Thanks
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Re: shall i do it or not
If you hold a British passport then you don't need to do an IELTS test to score 15 points. If you want to score 25 points then you need to an IELTS test even if you have a British passport.
But, if you acquired British citizenship after you had completed your secondary education then you may be asked to do an IELTS test.
If you need an IELTS test to score 15 points, you need to do the test before you lodge the application.
But, if you acquired British citizenship after you had completed your secondary education then you may be asked to do an IELTS test.
If you need an IELTS test to score 15 points, you need to do the test before you lodge the application.
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As for the secondary applicant, they can do the IELTS test later. They do not need to do it before the application is lodged. If they don't or won't score 4.5 in each component of the test then they can pay a secondary application a charge which will pay for English language lessons upon arrival in Australia.
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Thanks for clearing that up AHamm
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Re: shall i do it or not
Just read the following:
"PROVIDING EVIDENCE OF COMMENCING HEALTH, CHARACTER AND IELTS REQUIREMENTS
Applicants requested to provide health, character, or IELTS testing results
to support their application do not need to provide copies of receipts
unless specifically asked to do so; however, you do need to advise this
office:
1. The examination dates for medical checks;
2. The police clearances applied for and the date the application was
made;
3. The details of any IELTS test/s booked including test dates and the
name and location of the test centre.
Provided that you do this before the due date in any request letter from
the department you do not need to request an extension of time if you are
waiting to receive police clearances or IELTS results."
This seems to suggest that you don't need to have passed the IELTS before lodging the application - although like Basty said in an earlier post, if you fail you'll have to re-sit until you pass or you won't have enough points.
"PROVIDING EVIDENCE OF COMMENCING HEALTH, CHARACTER AND IELTS REQUIREMENTS
Applicants requested to provide health, character, or IELTS testing results
to support their application do not need to provide copies of receipts
unless specifically asked to do so; however, you do need to advise this
office:
1. The examination dates for medical checks;
2. The police clearances applied for and the date the application was
made;
3. The details of any IELTS test/s booked including test dates and the
name and location of the test centre.
Provided that you do this before the due date in any request letter from
the department you do not need to request an extension of time if you are
waiting to receive police clearances or IELTS results."
This seems to suggest that you don't need to have passed the IELTS before lodging the application - although like Basty said in an earlier post, if you fail you'll have to re-sit until you pass or you won't have enough points.
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Re: shall i do it or not
dear all,
im so happpy to see all these reply and thats the best approved that this is the best forum because we have the best people running it.
thansk all
im so happpy to see all these reply and thats the best approved that this is the best forum because we have the best people running it.
thansk all
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Re: shall i do it or not
Just read the following:
"PROVIDING EVIDENCE OF COMMENCING HEALTH, CHARACTER AND IELTS REQUIREMENTS
Applicants requested to provide health, character, or IELTS testing results
to support their application do not need to provide copies of receipts
unless specifically asked to do so; however, you do need to advise this
office:
1. The examination dates for medical checks;
2. The police clearances applied for and the date the application was
made;
3. The details of any IELTS test/s booked including test dates and the
name and location of the test centre.
Provided that you do this before the due date in any request letter from
the department you do not need to request an extension of time if you are
waiting to receive police clearances or IELTS results."
This seems to suggest that you don't need to have passed the IELTS before lodging the application - although like Basty said in an earlier post, if you fail you'll have to re-sit until you pass or you won't have enough points.
"PROVIDING EVIDENCE OF COMMENCING HEALTH, CHARACTER AND IELTS REQUIREMENTS
Applicants requested to provide health, character, or IELTS testing results
to support their application do not need to provide copies of receipts
unless specifically asked to do so; however, you do need to advise this
office:
1. The examination dates for medical checks;
2. The police clearances applied for and the date the application was
made;
3. The details of any IELTS test/s booked including test dates and the
name and location of the test centre.
Provided that you do this before the due date in any request letter from
the department you do not need to request an extension of time if you are
waiting to receive police clearances or IELTS results."
This seems to suggest that you don't need to have passed the IELTS before lodging the application - although like Basty said in an earlier post, if you fail you'll have to re-sit until you pass or you won't have enough points.