Visa 190 changing states
Hi,
I arrived to WA on state sponsor visa 190 and it has been 5 months since i am trying to find a job. I think i might have applied to around 100 jobs and have been unsuccessful. I switched my field a bit and still not finding it. I have found a job in VIC and now i am thinking how to go about such thing. Would that be easy and would it effect my future? Please advice |
Re: Visa 190 changing states
Originally Posted by naush123
(Post 12535828)
Hi,
I arrived to WA on state sponsor visa 190 and it has been 5 months since i am trying to find a job. I think i might have applied to around 100 jobs and have been unsuccessful. I switched my field a bit and still not finding it. I have found a job in VIC and now i am thinking how to go about such thing. Would that be easy and would it effect my future? Please advice |
Re: Visa 190 changing states
Originally Posted by old.sparkles
(Post 12535915)
I think you need to explain everything to WA state and asked to be released from the 2 year obligation. This obligation is still currently a moral one and not a legal one, so it shouldn't affect your future but asking to be released would be the right thing to do.
Hope it doesn't effect me in the future as its been 5 months in WA and im still having trouble although I come under high qualified |
Re: Visa 190 changing states
On a 190, there is no legal requirement at all on you regarding which state you live in. There is not even a requirement to ever strep foot in the sponsoring state. It is only a moral requirement. If you want to move, just move. |
Re: Visa 190 changing states
Originally Posted by verystormy
(Post 12536349)
On a 190, there is no legal requirement at all on you regarding which state you live in. There is not even a requirement to ever strep foot in the sponsoring state. It is only a moral requirement. If you want to move, just move. Is this a new requirement, ie not applicable to the OP? |
Re: Visa 190 changing states
Originally Posted by spouse of scouse
(Post 12536410)
The current requirement appears to be that all applicants for a WA 190 much have a contract of employment for full time employment for at least 12 months in Western Australia in the nominated (or closely related ) occupation https://www.migration.wa.gov.au/serv...ate-nomination
Is this a new requirement, ie not applicable to the OP? |
Re: Visa 190 changing states
That is very new, though not surprised and other states have imposed it on a lot of occupations previously |
Re: Visa 190 changing states
Originally Posted by Pollyana
(Post 12536427)
Willing to stand corrected, but I think that is very new on the WA 190 requirements. Sensible though, thinking of how many 190 candidates move and then change states as they cannot find a job.
Also, I've never understood this 'moral requirement' thing. If sponsoring States' requirements don't anchor the 190 applicant to the State, this sub-category may as well be abolished and everyone be required to apply for the 189. |
Re: Visa 190 changing states
I think this is new as well:Settlement funds
If you live outside of Western Australia, one of the conditions of State nomination is that you bring sufficient funds into the State to cover your settlement costs. The minimum amount of funds required is:
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Re: Visa 190 changing states
Originally Posted by spouse of scouse
(Post 12536704)
I think this is new as well:Settlement funds
If you live outside of Western Australia, one of the conditions of State nomination is that you bring sufficient funds into the State to cover your settlement costs. The minimum amount of funds required is:
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