I didn't have all my copies of my payslip. Do they really need payslip? or KWSP/LHDN copies will do?

i personally thing payslips are easier since mostly are in english... its just additional proof of your employment...
you just need to provide as much info as possible, skipping a few months is most likely ok... i missed a few months banks statements also...

KWSP/Form-B needs to be translated AFAIK

Hi all, I’m Wei from K.L, I’ll be starting the 3rd year of my PR (subclass 189) by end of 2016. There is a dilemma I’m in and hope to seek comments/recommendation from forum members here.

For the pass two years I’ve accumulated only 2 months of stay in Aussie and I don’t foresee that I’ll be able to fulfill the 24 months out of 5 years in Aussie in the near future.

The original idea was to be there before the end of PR (in 2019) and permanently settle down with family. However life is never easy and shit happens, will need to delay family’s relocation to a later date due to work and commitment to parents.

Is there anyway or method of getting a second 5 years extension on the PR without successfully complying to the 24 months stay requirement. Has anyone been in this situation and successfully obtained it.

Would appreciate advice given.

my uncle sent his kids over for tertiary studies, also built some houses and sold them, he was never physically there for more than a year but he was able to get an RRV a few times already, he's on the previous business PR...

would like to hear if someone else managed to get the RRV rather than reapply 189 again since the RRV conditions weren't met...

I don't think we are allowed to lodge an application again (regardless of other subclasses) once it lapse without fulfilling the requirements.

i'd best leave it for someone who has experience or a migration agent to reply, don't want to be giving inaccurate info

anyway, here's something i found, not sure if its still valid since they change the conditions every now and then
http://myaccessaustralia.com/australian-pe...turn-visas-rrv/

Mine is under NSW 190. I am incline to go back to Wollongong as it is slower than Sydney. However, Sydney would have more opportunities.
I might head to Wollongong first and stay at my friend place for couple of weeks to settle stuff before deciding on it.
Now it is the time to plan and save as much money as possible.

Thanks Kenji, the link helped out lots.

In my situation, will be able to get yearly renewal and that's good enough. Phew.

Yeah i totally understand what kind of mindset i'll require. I have a brother and he's in melbourne for 6 years and PR already. Speaking of starting my career in Singapore, I am considering that, and did apply to the top 20 audit firms and it has already been 3 weeks and no reply from any of the firms... so i'll just pray for the best.. I have a friend who worked as an Assistant Manager in KPMG Malaysia and moved over to KPMG Australia as SA2. But that choice is quite unlikely for me as if i get my visa approved, i'll most likely move over as soon as i can to get a job and settle?

That's giving me some hope there, haha am quite interested in asset management field actually, but currently on accounting path as I think it would probably have better job security when i go to Australia and asset management pathway would be quite specialized already. still not sure how it goes.

I would not worry too much. I have yet to see an accountant PR unemployed . As an accountant I think its easier to get a job in your field. Its much more difficult for IT/Tech or engineering.

This post has been edited by selvenz: Sep 6 2016, 11:27 AM

Hi guys, ACT just released the state sponsorship list. The info i got here is that real estate agent can think about getting your butt here to establish your empire...lol
IELTS is band 7

if you have acca, cpa or ca australia higher chances for you to land a job as an accountant

since you are not able to meet the RRV requirement so you will keep getting RRV's for a year until you achieve your 2 years requirement and then the RRV will be back to 5 years again

That's really true. If you hold an accounting degree with a professional qualification, it is quite unlikely that you can't land on an accounting job. Having said that, not everyone with the stated qualifications is able to get into Big 4 or banks easily. Quite a number of them are actually on a accounting job (reporting etc.) in small firms.

Nahhh, doesn't matter to me when the pay is not much difference, and as long as the pay is good for the amount if time/responsibilities invested in... For me i always believe there are many other ways to find money if really into it... Work/life balance is key... Not like how most of my peers think though.. big 4, big banks, or ib. money money, career career, blahhhh... i think life is more than just that. plus, you get looked down if you're not one of them in malaysia. unlike aussie, everyone has a "idgaf" mentality. of course ultimately it's individual, but being in that kind of environment, it's just more convincing and comfortable.

Thanks for the heads up. Appreciate it

Every accountant who complains they cant get a job always trying for the big 4 or the major banks.

those who didn't secured accounting related jobs with smaller firms and other industries

yeah for smaller firms if you have ACCA it's good enough which can be converted to CPA

Is it stupid to go Australia if i have no Cert and no work experience?
I might have a place to stay in Australia.
my english are not that good either, just basic.

If you have no cert and no work experience, will you have sufficient points to lodge EOI?