QUOTE(empire23 @ Dec 31 2014, 08:23 PM)
It really depends on what kind of field you're aiming for but I'll answer the questions.
1. If you aren't a local grad. Shit. If you're a local grad, slightly less shit.
2. Good. If you're the type they want. Not just normal engineers but specialized ones like SMP, Structural, Instrumentation, HVAC, Subsea, Controls, Telemetry and so on.
3. Depends on the visa but generally a graduate skilled visa starts upon arrival with an "Arrive by no later than" date
4. Yes, if you meet the requirements of a skill residency visa. If your new permanent visa invitation is not granted by the time your temp visa runs out, you'll have to leave.
Efficiency? Wrong country mate.
Thanks for the heads up
@empire23. Well I'm at the "shit" position as mentioned local grad in Msia haha. Currently I'm working for an O&G MNC for about a year or so, I have had some experience in Subsea Manufacturing, Pipeline/Riser Structural, Project Management, etc. But all and all within a years worth experience.
MY preferred option is to move to US but with all the restrictions and the long process, I'd thought Aussie was a not bad option. I had a friend who studied with me locally here in Msia and was able to secure this visa then get a job (however not engineering related). I feel that being too comfortable in a country that is not making things any better comes with frustration! Just want to move out and start a new life before committing my lives worth (car, house) here. I'd rather pay taxes in a more established country then what is going here. Malaysia will still remain a third world country for another century or so, its time to step up the ladder and climb up to a better place. "YOLO"
Dec 30 2014, 04:11 PM
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