i did but mostly into application form. some of them kinda shocked with the salary i got on that job position lol.

Anyway, if anyone reading this thread is interested to migrate to Australia. I have a contact that is willing to do for you personally, and he has a partner that is based in Perth as well.

If you're interested, PM me for more details.

I have mentioned I'm not very bright, but I'm not that bad lol

My listed expected salary only around the 7k to 8k ringgit mark.

Anyways I got my assignment today.....lol facilities section....so tak glamour....I was actually wanting commissioning, completions or something cool.

I never chucked any of my Australian salary in to any application form. Usually just put an expected figure + negotiable.

but some company require previous salary

Facilities are fun if you're working on site =D I am hopeful I can work full time on site next year.

I usually never give on my resume. I would have told them if it comes down to an interview but so far no replies.

Being ex-commissioning, SOS and troubleshooting, facilities is generally the boring-est desk job available on site with >9000 walkdowns

But hey it pays the bills.

Probably down the road I ll have the same thinking, but for now I ll just keep pushing for onsite work!

I'd definitely push hard for field work!

It is extremely valuable and having the various add on that make field work possible like First Aid and 4x4 cert make you a lot more attractive to prospective employers. Even graduate positions need onsite experience these days, which is a bit crazy if you ask me.

i currently have a degree and 1 year experience.

plan to find a job and migrate to aussie, is there any possibilities?

any upfront cost required?

Depends on your degree and area of specialization.

You usually don't find a job and migrate to Australia, you migrate first and then find a job.

Yes, there are upfront costs, a lot. The minimum I would say for all the paperwork and visa fees without a lawyer is about 5k AUD.

Get a few years of experiences first, then you will be in more demand. 1 year of experience is nothing really.

you can get more points if you ace your ielts 8 on all bands gives you 20.

Is it very difficult to get a job in Australia? I'm currently working in Marine Industry.
Planned to migrate there if possible.

Naval architecture?

If you try hard enough, you will land a job there. Its the same everywhere else, but be prepared mentally as you will receive a lot of hurdles.

Nope...Just maritime repair..haha...

I'm currently working in Singapore but I just find out the life there is not suitable to me...
Looking forward if possible to work in Australia..But I heard there racist chinese?

Its quite laid back but things get done very slow. Not really but there tend to be some bianess.

maritime industry is slowing coz of govt fund cuts or cant be bother much of sticking to their promises

Just wanna know what does this phrase "things get done very slow" meant or referring to?