Dear All,

I am wondering, are any of you guys had migrated to OZ under Skilled - Independent - Migrant (subclass 175).

Currently are consider moving in to OZ and had took the Point test under (http://www.workpermit.com/australia/point_test.htm) manage to score 120 point if I pass my IELTS test with at least band score of at least 6, other than that, I think will not be a problem for me.

Would appreciate some experience from you guys.

Thanks,

P/S: How the construction industry in OZ?? I work as a Quantity Surveyor BTW

sucks...im in melbourne

how many copies to do i need for this assessment + pr * sekali gus lo *
and do i need my birth cert or passport will do in these applications??
didnt bring my birth cert over  

and im under ITmajoring in business ( to be assessed by ACS but i also dont know which skill to be accessed on, either developer or business analyst.)
so how to "check" which one is more suitable?

Yesh, can be done with passport alone.

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Added on September 23, 2010, 7:56 pm

I wonder if they'll allow me to translate my own shit if i have an NAATI cert. I know i can't stamp my own docs that's for sure, but translate is another story lol

you know..she`s a two ass..

when I asked her, ignore.. but when tat tassie fag asked her..she will

Sometimes I go for jogs in Kings Park which is kinda close to UWA

guys, i am going to gold coast this coming june. what is the best way to go to sydney ah? wanna spend 4 days in gold coast and 3 days in sydney. anyone wanna give me free place to sleep?? wahaha

disclaimer: i'm not intending to apply for an australian PR (just in case i'm being accused of sour grapes)

so i will try to refute your reply above, point by point.

1. yes, tax rate is incredibly high. but you get efficient government sectors at your disposal as a trade-off (effective police department, relatively uncorrupted system et cetera).

2. there are also CGT & GST (delayed) equivalent in malaysia. besides CGT in australia could be a very powerful tool to maximise your cash flow via negative gearing (if you plan your investments strategically and wisely)

3. australia's EPF equivalent is actually the superannuation; in which you can still withdraw them out upon retirement. pension, on the other hand is completely different; obtained from centrelink (subjected to asset and income tests respectively)

4. you must be naive to think that the weather in malaysia isn't harsh. where were you when treacherous flash floods took place up north, klang valley et cetera? not to mention, the excruciating haze from neighbouring countries. and pollution. urgh, yes the pollution.  personally, i don't feel the price for utilities are expensive if you are earning in AUD.

5. how's that different from malaysia? property prices are booming everywhere.

6. LOL. that is so excepted isn't it? forget australia, kindly look closer to home as a comparison.
FYI, i doubt that there is such a thing as 'quids'; hence it is either 1 quid, 2 quid or 100 quid. unless you are referring to the american party fractions or my years in the UK has gone down the gutter.

$15-30? that's how much it costs to get your hair cut?

student visa until march 15 2011

but i've completed my degree at RMIT on july and graduated december 2010
  why why did i delay.. sigh...

it's still ok? since it asks to submit documents to support, so i assume it's my statement of completion which states july 2010

so  if march also haven settle the police check,  have to go back malaysia and then what's the next thing?
can i apply for tourists visa or something?

All applications must be accompanied with the statutory declaration
attested by the commissioner of oaths except for the four countries
mentioned above. Any applicant who fails to obtain the statutory
declaration, his or her application would be subjected to security
vetting (processing period is 1 to 2 months). In addition to the
above, following particulars are required from the applicant. 
so where to settle the statutory declaration thing???? so if i get that, that it's faster????

JP? justice peace something?

there is one here : http://www.kln.gov.my:8080/ekonsular_on9/s.../akuan-biv3.pdf

so who do I go to to get it signed for me?
thanks a bunch,
and if i have this, it's faster or still 3 months... sigh..

and the application says certified copies for passport pages, so i get it certified in melbourne and scan to my mum and she can just print it out back in msia?
or needs to be certified in malaysia?

i have a few copies certified by a pharmacist in melbourne

• you and your partner do not have any near relatives other than those who are usually resident
in Australia and are Australian citizens, Australian permanent residents or eligible New Zealand
citizens

so yea...FML.
sigh

so can u help to ask ur friend? thanks