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| Subject: Re: whats happening on 475 state sponsered???
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Posted on: Wed, 9 Sep 2009 05:06:00 +0000
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riazpharmacist06;193719 Wrote:
> Hi Nisty and Rufndtuf;
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> As for as work is concerned, ideally they are sponsoring you to meet
> the demand of skill shortage. Do you people know, how they develop
> these skill shortage lists? They perform market analysis, and see how
> much shortage is there... if it is significant and it can not be met by
> there own graduates then they put it into the shortage list. This is
> what happened here ? People do the hospitality diploma course and they
> continue the same odd job like Taxi or Security. Then Government after
> a fixed time.... did the market analysis and they wondered that the
> shortage is still there.... even after granting lots and lots of PR
> visa to hospitality graduates. So I have heard that they are gonna
> strict in this regard, which I would say makes a sense. Because they
> give you visa for some specific profession.
>
> But legally it not mentioned anywhere that you have to work in your
> nominated profession. But they suppose that migrants will work in the
> nominated profession. It is not mentioned anywhere.... so you are not
> bound to work in that profession only.
>
> As for as moving to other state is concerned.... "on the basis of not
> finding a job in specific profession:.... I know one of my friend who
> got 495 visa... about a year ago... which was the same visa of 475 (
> regional sponsored Provisional visa). The conditions mentioned
> mentioned on that visa were... that he can not work in any metropolitan
> area of Australia. But he can work in any regional area of Australia...
> not limited to that specific state only. Therefore... you can work any
> part of Australia... which is considered regional in definitions of
> DIAC. DIAC has defined the areas for this purpose .... somewhere on
> their web site. Like ADelaide and whole South Australia State is
> regional... Whole Tasmania is regional....as so on.....
>
> After living 2 years and working 1 year in regional area... you can
> apply for PR on the basis of one year tax return as a proof of 1 year
> work.... thats it. But be careful.... when working... no one will ask
> you that you are working in a metropolitan area and not in regional
> area... its your responsibility to work only in regional area...
> otherwise.... when applying for PR they will ask you... that where you
> worked and if it was not located in regional area........ you may be in
> trouble.... like they refuse PR visa application or even may cancel you
> TR visa too... on the basis of violation of conditions of previous (TR)
> visa.
> .... so before you start a job.... confirm it that it is in the
> regional area of Australia....:x
>
> Hope it clarifies...
>
> Regards
Thanks Riaz for the detailed explanation. But it would be quite
possible that even if they show that the skill is in shortage you might
not be able to get the job on arrival itself..so you would have to work
in some other position/skill for the time being till you get a job of
your specialisation. So that shouldnt be a problem..right??
Thanks once again for your response.
nitsy
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