Immigrations,Permanent Residentships,Overseas Stay
Saturday, March 12, 2011
New Zealand Residentship Process
2. Receive invitation for apply
3. Apply for residence [Have to pay a fee]
4. Approval for residence [ Have to pay fee]
Friday, February 4, 2011
Tier 1 General Visa Applications,UK
Qualifying under Tier 1 General & the Immigration Cap
To qualify under Tier 1 General you need to score at least 80 points from 4 points scoring areas (i.e. Qualifications, Previous Earnings, Age, UK Experience) and satisfy the mandatory English Language & Maintenance requirements. In total you will need to score at least 100 points to submit an application.
Qualifications (Maximum 50 Points)
PHD 45 Points
Master’s Degree 35 Points
Bachelor’s Degree 30 Points
None of the above 0 Points
Previous Earnings (Maximum 80 Points)
Points are awarded for earnings generated in any single 12 month period in the 15 months immediately prior to the application. Please be aware that if you are applying from outside the UK currency conversions & uplift ratios apply in order to take into account regional differences in currencies. Previous Earnings Tier 1 General Points Available
£150,000 or more 80 Points
£75,000 - £149,999 45 Points
£65,000 - £74,999 40 Points
£55,000 - £64,999 35 Points
£50,000 - £54,999 30 Points
£40,000 - £49,999 25 Points
£35,000 - £39,999 20 Points
£30,000 - £34,999 15 Points
£25,000 - £29,999 5 Points
Age (Maximum 20 Points)
Under Tier 1 General applicants are awarded points for their age at the time of application. Age at time of application Tier 1 General Points Available
Under 30 20 Points
30 to 34 10 Points
35 to 39 5 Points
40 or over 0 Points
UK Experience (Maximum 5 Points)
5 Points are awarded if you can prove you have generated earnings or gained a qualification whilst being in the United Kingdom (subject to specific requirements).
English Language Requirement (10 Mandatory Points Required)
Being able to speak English to a satisfactory level is a mandatory requirement of applying for a highly skilled Tier 1 Visa. In order to apply you must prove that you either:
Come from a country in which English is the main language, OR
Have successfully completed a Degree qualification (or better) which was taught entirely in English, OR
Have passed an English Language Test equal to or exceeding level C1 of the Council of Europe’s Common European Framework for Language Learning
Maintenance Requirement (10 Mandatory Points Required)
You must be able to support you & your dependents without requiring access to public funds. To prove maintenance you need to show satisfactory available funds in your account for the 90 days immediately prior to application. Please be aware that if funds drop even £1 below the required amount in the period the application will be refused. In Country Tier 1 General Applications £800 at all times in last 3 months
Out of Country Tier 1 General Applications £2,800 at all times in last 3 months
Sunday, January 9, 2011
Skill Assessment Process,Australia
Step 1 – Information
Provision of information (web site, telephone, email enquiry service) – Application
Step 2 – Skills assessment
Evidence review process
• Qualification
• Work experience
• Other - licences / certification
Integrity checking (throughout process)
•Identity
•Documentation
Step 3 - Outcome
Assessment letter for migration
Review or appeal process
Tuesday, December 7, 2010
Australian Visa Subclasses and Points Pass Marks
Visa Subclasses and Pass marks | |
Visa Subclass | Points |
Skilled - Independent (subclass 175) | 120 |
Skilled - Sponsored (subclass 176) | 100 |
Skilled - Regional Sponsored (subclass 475) | 100 |
Skilled - Regional Sponsored (subclass 487) | 100 |
Skilled - Independent (subclass 885) | 120 |
Skilled - Sponsored (subclass 886) | 100 |
Points for Skill
Points for Skill | |
Skill | Points |
For occupations where training is specific to the occupation. | 60 |
For more general occupations. | 50 |
For other general skilled occupations. | 40 |
Points for Age
Points for Age | |
Age at time of application | Points |
18-29 Years | 30 |
30-34 | 25 |
35-39 | 20 |
40-44 | 15 |
Points for English Language Ability
Points for Language | |
English Language Ability | Points |
Proficient English - person has a score of 7 or more in the English Language Testing System (IELTS) in each of the four test components or have scored a B level or greater in an Occupational English Test (OET) exam, where you sat an OET exam as part of a skills assessment. | 25 |
Competent English - this requires that you hold a passport from the UK, Canada, New Zealand, USA or Republic of Ireland, or have a score of 6 or more on all 4 components of the IELTS Test. | 15 |
Vocational English - this only applies if applicant has a trade occupation and does not hold a passport from a native English speaking country (listed above). It requires a score of 5 or more on all 4 components of the IELTS Test. | 15 |
Points for Specific Work Experience
Points for Specific Work | |
Work experience | Points |
Work experience closely related to nominated 60 point occupation for three of the last four years | 10 |
Work experience in any occupation on the skilled occupation list for three of the last four years | 5 |
Points for Australian Work Experience
Points for Australian Work | |
Work experience | Points |
Australian work experience closely related to nominated 60 point occupation for one of the last four years | 10 |
Professional year closely related to the nominated occupation for one of the last four years | 10 |
Points for Australian Qualifications
Points for Australian Qualifications | |
Qualification | Points |
Doctorate (min. two years) | 25 |
Masters/Honours with undergraduate degree (min. three years) | 15 |
Degree/diploma/trade qualification (min. two years) | 5 |
Regional Study
Points for Regional Study | |
Criteria: | Points |
Met 2 years study requirement while living and studying in regional Austalia | 5 |
Partner Skills
Points for Partner Skills | |
Criteria: | Points |
You may receive these points only if your spouse satisfies the following criteria:
| 5 |
Nomination
Points for Nomination | |
Criteria: | Points |
Nominated by state or territory government | 10 |
Designated Area Sponsorship
Points for Designated Area Sponsorship | |
Criteria: | Points |
Sponsored by Australian relative living in a designated area (only available to provisional visa applicants) | 25 |
Designated Language
Points for Designated Language | |
Criteria: | Points |
Professional level language skills in a designated language | 5 |
Sample Cover Letter for System Analyst Job
Employer Name
Company
Address
City, State, Zip
Dear Mr. /Mrs. Last Name,
With reference to your advertisement in one of the leading newspaper I present my resume for the post of system analyst.
Sir, I have been working as a system analyst for the past three years in one of the reputed firm. Before that I worked as an application programmer in one of the leading company.
So sir, please organize an interview so that we can meet face to face. I assure you that you will definitely find me according to your requirement.
Thanks for taking the time to consider my application.
Sincerely,
Signature,
Typed name
Application Form Fields for Online skill assessment ,Australias
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ACS Skills Application
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