George Micheal

Hi,

My medical was finalised on 11-May-2009 and all documents are showing as Met.

Does any one has idea about the time perioed between medical finalised and visa grant.

Mukesam

George,

One can not provide you a fixed time line but one thing is for sure, it won't be long. Once all docs are MET, you should be hearing good news very soon. By the way, can you please share you application time line?

Best of Luck,

Regards,

NELBHOY

Does Andrew know you plan to leave the UK? Rumours abound about a reunion gig at Wembley. He'll be bitterly disappointed!

LINZI32

Nice one you cant beat a bit of WHAM !!! Club Tropicana !!

NELBHOY

More of a Young Guns fan myself

Tracey1of5

hI gEORGE, how did you get on? Have you been granted yet?

daddyoconnor

Hi George

My Medicals were finalised on 7th May all other documents are MET - (however Meds and XRays are still showing as Requested on Documents Checklist page). I am also still waiting for Visa Grant...

water man

Thank you for your e-mail in relation to your visa application under
>Australia's General Skilled Migration programme.
>
>We are seeking to finalise your application as soon as possible. You will
>appreciate, however, that all non-citizens applying for visas to enter
>Australia are considered on their individual merits and against legal
>requirements set out in Australia’s migration legislation. This often
>includes requirements for mandatory health, character and national
>security or other checks that are undertaken by other agencies and can
>take some time (routine processing).
>
>The timing for the completion of the checks varies from one case to
>another depending on individual circumstances. Unfortunately, I am unable
>to provide you with a definitive timeframe for finalisation of your
>application as some cases may take many months to finalise.
>
>You can be assured, however, that the Department of Immigration and
>Citizenship staff will do all they can to ensure that your application is
>finalised as quickly as possible.
>
>We appreciate your patience in this matter.

send ur comments?
is the integrity checks completed?
will u get my visa soon?
yesterdays PLE reply...

Pollyana

Surely the reply speaks for itself. Its written plainly enough.

water man

i dont understand...can u clarify the reply...
will i get the visa soon?

Milano007

There is quite similar reply to me, wat do u think guys is there is slightest chance of work place checks?

The Department of Immigration and Citizenship recognises that the time
taken to process your application may be causing you and your family
concern.

We are seeking to finalise your application as soon as possible. You will
appreciate, however, that all non-citizens applying for visas to enter
Australia are considered on their individual merits and against legal
requirements set out in Australia’s migration legislation.

Unfortunately, there is no set time for the processing of applications for
skilled migration and therefore we are unable to provide you with a
definitive timeframe for finalisation of your application.

You can be assured, however, that the Department of Immigration and
Citizenship staff will do all they can to ensure that your application is
finalised as quickly as possible.

Pollyana

Thank you for your e-mail in relation to your visa application under
>Australia's General Skilled Migration programme.
>
>We are seeking to finalise your application as soon as possible. You will
>appreciate, however, that all non-citizens applying for visas to enter
>Australia are considered on their individual merits and against legal
>requirements set out in Australia’s migration legislation. This often
>includes requirements for mandatory health, character and national
>security or other checks that are undertaken by other agencies and can
>take some time (routine processing).
>
>The timing for the completion of the checks varies from one case to
>another depending on individual circumstances. Unfortunately, I am unable
>to provide you with a definitive timeframe for finalisation of your
>application as some cases may take many months to finalise.
>
>You can be assured, however, that the Department of Immigration and
>Citizenship staff will do all they can to ensure that your application is
>finalised as quickly as possible.
>
>We appreciate your patience in this matter.


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I have to say that personally I am starting to worry about how some people will cope when they reach Australia as they seem to have problems reading and interpreting plain English.

moneypenny20

You will get the visa as and when DIAC decide you will get the visa. Everyone has to wait and see (patiently and hopefully silently). No one, not even employees of DIAC can tell you when or even if you will get your visa.

Why do so many people suddenly feel the need to constantly ask impossible questions? They never used to, applications would go in and everyone would wait until they got notification. How would a public forum have such information?

JenniGee

PLE Translation Services:

Email read:

Thank you for your e-mail in relation to your visa application under
>Australia's General Skilled Migration programme.

Cheers mate, we got your email
>
>We are seeking to finalise your application as soon as possible. You will
>appreciate, however, that all non-citizens applying for visas to enter
>Australia are considered on their individual merits and against legal
>requirements set out in Australia’s migration legislation. This often
>includes requirements for mandatory health, character and national
>security or other checks that are undertaken by other agencies and can
>take some time (routine processing).

We're working on it as quick as we can mate, but other people were in the queue before you & we have to deal with them first. We have rules to follow you know, so we can give everyone a fair go. Sometimes we have to ask our cobbers in health, or a legal bloke & this can sometimes take a while.
>
>The timing for the completion of the checks varies from one case to
>another depending on individual circumstances. Unfortunately, I am unable
>to provide you with a definitive timeframe for finalisation of your
>application as some cases may take many months to finalise.

Sorry mate, but everyone's different so we can't tell you how long before we get to your case.
>
>You can be assured, however, that the Department of Immigration and
>Citizenship staff will do all they can to ensure that your application is
>finalised as quickly as possible.

We will be fair to you though & not arse about drinking beer & stuff, we will get on with it as soon as we can.
>
>We appreciate your patience in this matter.

Have you thought about getting into the Ozzie culture whilst you're waiting...a few back episodes of Neighbours should do it...oh & please don't keep sending us these emails mate, it takes ages to sift through the bloody things every morning!!!

Does that help?

Griffangus

JenniGee

LMAO!!