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July 25, 2022
By Admin
As a student, you need to be very clear about what you want to achieve in your life and plan accordingly. After completing your study in your home country, you need to consider a few things before planning your study abroad. You need to be very clear about what you want to do for the rest of your life. It’s not just about getting to Australia. It is about chasing your dream and paving the way towards it. I cannot stress enough how important it is to you to have a clear idea of what you want to do or become.
First and foremost, you need to complete your year 12 however year 10 passes out students, especially those under 18 students also have an option. If you are 18+ and completed your year 12 recently with good grades then you can apply to Australia if you could fulfill other criteria of education provider and DOHA. Even Though you have a long gap after your study, you can apply to Australia if you can provide employment or training evidence to justify the gap.
How relatable is your recent study to your future study?
After completing your study from a certain stream of study you are expected to continue your study in a similar/related stream. If you have recently completed your study in IT from Nepal then you are expected to continue your study in IT Australia as well but it is not mandatory. Also, you need to be very careful about NOC from Nepal and choose a course that satisfies the requirements of NOC issuance from the Nepal Government. If you need help, call our Qualified Education Agent Counselor at +9779851200407 or connect to him via Whatsapp
What to study and why to study?
You need to make sure you choose the related course to your previous study. Firstly, you will have issues with NOC from Nepal. Secondly, It will be harder to learn a new set of skills and find a job, and last but not least if you have the genuine study-related experience you might be able to use that experience in the future. If your ultimate goal is to settle in Australia then you need to familiarize yourself with occupation skills that are in demand in Australia and choose the right course so that you can get NOC from Nepal and have PR pathways in Australia. READ MORE.
July 28, 2022
By Admin
All valid visa holders who are fully vaccinated in accordance with Australia’s international border entry requirements are able to arrive in Australia without needing an approved travel exemption. Please plan your luggage and travel as per your destination. Some people pack too many items which leads to the overweight of their luggage and might cost them money and time and earn them an extra hassle at the airport .Please check your luggage allowance before leaving for the airport.
Immigration and Custom Clearance
When traveling to Australia you should be aware that you cannot bring specific things to Australia and Australian immigration and customs officers will very strictly check your luggage. Go to this link to find out what you cannot bring into Australia. Sometimes the customs officer will give an easy option to disown the property and dispose of it however it won’t be the same for everything and instead might give you a hefty fine. READ MORE
July 1, 2022
By Admin
The purpose of an Australian skills assessment is to identify the migrant’s skills and assess them against the Australian standard. Australia’s immigration department wants English speaking skilled migrants. The skills assessment is a mandatory part of the visa process however some visa types have some exceptions for skills assessment.
Who does your skills assessment?
Skills assessments are issued by relevant skills assessing authorities. A skill assessing authority is an organization that checks that your skills meet the standards they set to work in a relevant occupation. The combined list of eligible skilled occupations sets out all relevant occupations under 4 occupation lists. Most occupations in each list have their own skills in assessing authority. Australian Immigration only accepts a skills assessment issued by the relevant assessing authority.
Who is responsible for the skills assessment?
It is your responsibility to contact the relevant assessing authority for your occupation and obtain a skills assessment if required. Each assessing authority has its own assessment procedures, timeframes, and charges. There are some MIgration Agents like ourselves( Interlace Studies) that can assist you in your skills assessment. Read More
