Global Recession next year, watch those who wants to work in aussie.

I don't get the part "25% loading" and "casual jobs".

Mind if you explain a bit more please?

hey everyone, I'm planning to submit my application in 2 to 3 months time and I have a question. Can I still enter Australia under Tourist Visa after I submitted the application? Will it complicate things and affect the processing time for my application? Thanks! 

hi hihihehe,
Just want to ask for a friend what is the necessary steps/actions to take after submitting my application online to work in aussie ?
Is there anything to take note of or prepare before flying over ?
Thanks ! 

hi hihihehe,
Just want to ask for a friend what is the necessary steps/actions to take after submitting my application online to work in aussie ?
Is there anything to take note of or prepare before flying over ?
Thanks ! 

Thanks for the prompt reply !
Guess i'll tell my friend tommorow as she is more anxious about documentation & stuffs haha.

Yeah it's for subclass 189..i've actually checked borders.gov.au beforehand and found that it's A$3600 for application fee and additional A$800 for applicants over 18years old..making it a total of A$4400 from start to finish? Anyone to confirm this amount?

Yeah it's for subclass 189..i've actually checked borders.gov.au beforehand and found that it's A$3600 for application fee and additional A$800 for applicants over 18years old..making it a total of A$4400 from start to finish? Anyone to confirm this amount?

Sorry not 800 but 1800, I read wrongly.
I got this from here:


So "additional" means you have another person, other than yourself, applying for PR too?

So to confirm for ownself application only, total amount is A$3600 from start to finish, am I right?

What about other stuffs such as meds, skill assessment, docs notarization and translations, police clearance? Are there any additional payment from these?

For the bolded parts above (except English exam IELTS RM750 for now), I have to pay as well? Roughly how much if you have an idea please?

sorry, u get me wrong. i'll rephrase the sentence again:-

if the company offer visa 457 to a foreign worker, they need to offer at least 95k/annum. that person who's accepting the offer will have to pay tax based on 95k.

on the other situation, the foreign didn't receive the 95k/annum as his salary. so the company 'report' to ATO about this appointment, company pay tax but pay peanuts to workers. this is more likely the 'internal arrangement' between the 2. the point is the worker doesn't need to pay tax in this 1 as will be bear by the company.

i've seen another scenario, a guy who die2 also wanna get PR. pay the company to appoint him as staff. after 2 years eligible for PR then apply. he pay himself his salary....looks unbelievable? well, i've seen it my own eyes. yeah that guy is damn rich, use money like water...

lol....whatever they wanna do. i only can conclude they really 'think out of the box'

$250/m is a lot though. Which provider is that? Or is that an estimation/allocation?

I think for 189 also need to remain in Aussie (regardless of state) for up to 2 years for renewal purpose.

Hi guys,
I need some info on expenses and cost of living in Sydney. Specifically Hunter Street area.
This is to gauge expected salary should one move from KL to Sydney. The goal is to maintain similar quality of life. Will stay there for 2 or 3 years.

- Late 20 single male
- Zero cooking skill(eat out all the time)
- Zero entertainment(no drinking, movie)

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Question
Lets say he
i) Earn RM8k in KL, what is the equivalent in Sydney?
ii) Earn RM10k in KL, what is the equivalent in Sydney?

Based on Numbeo comparison info
i) ~AUD8.5k
ii) ~AUD11k
Does this sound about right?

do u both married in the 1st place when applying?
if say she/he met a person who's a PR while the other is not, would falls under spouse visa. we got groups of ppl here who's same situation. happens that need to attach love letters, emails, photo or watsoever to prove the genuine marriage or relationship

You are renting an apartment not house, that's why you don't have to pay water bills.

You misinterpret me.

I said Nemesis1980 does not have to pay the water bill because he is renting an apartment not house.
The rental premises are not individually metered.

lol of course there's a difference, you still don't get it?
He's asking why he does not have to pay the water bill.
I replied he doesn't need to because he is renting an apartment. Tenant pays the water bill when renting a house not a unit.

Then you come in "blur blur" talking about a different thing.   

If it is not individually metered, the landlord is not allowed to bill the tenant for the usage charge. That is the regulation.