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I'll try to be cuter the next time, just for you.
Why is making a comment vis-a-vis lowering standards for medical entrants into a country unhelpful, especially following the contribution by the recruiter/immigration agent. Do you think he is working for the betterment of society?
What criteria do you use when evaluating if one comment is unhelpful and another is helpful. Is tangental contribution now not allowed anymore?
Why is making a comment vis-a-vis lowering standards for medical entrants into a country unhelpful, especially following the contribution by the recruiter/immigration agent. Do you think he is working for the betterment of society?
What criteria do you use when evaluating if one comment is unhelpful and another is helpful. Is tangental contribution now not allowed anymore?
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Re: migrate to australia
mystiquempress wrote:I thought having a profession from the medical field will give me greater chances and options to migrate in OZ but then I just found out there’s a lot of things need to be done, step by step procedures plus costly and lengthy exams.Is there anyone here who can advise me on more simple way in migrating to OZ?????
There's a lot of websites that will help you for this concern. Use google for the meantime and and key-in the word "application for immigrant visa in australia"
The fastest time to be an immigrant is 1 year. All you have to do is search for the requirements needed, comply all those and submit it to australian embassy for their evaluation. You will receive the result of assessment after 1 month or 2. Next step is to take Ielts exam, if you're confident enough to pass this exam you can lodge now for visa for the assessment of DIAC. The immigrant application is in a pointing system basis. I feel so lazy to search for the site right now but if you cant find it and you still need my help just PM me and Il search it for you in the next few days. you can also go to expat forum in australia to read the helpful infos and tactics.
goodluck!
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Re: migrate to australia
Are you working in Singapore? Why not search for Migration Agents to help you. Anyway, just a suggestion.
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Re: migrate to australia
Esther was right. If you're not sure, hiring an migration agent would be a good idea after all, even though it might cost you a bit.
...or you can go there to study to become hairdresser or nurse and see how do you like Australia as general.
...or you can go there to study to become hairdresser or nurse and see how do you like Australia as general.
Re: migrate to australia
a qualified eastern-european physician is not necessarily qualified in the "west". i don't know where you got your medical degree from, but this is normal for many countries around the world, especially if the degree in question is "foreign" (eg, philippines, india, bulgaria...).mystiquempress wrote:I thought having a profession from the medical field will give me greater chances and options to migrate in OZ but then I just found out there’s a lot of things need to be done, step by step procedures plus costly and lengthy exams.
Aus/NZ had no problems accepting my american medical degree (i'm here right now!). in fact there's a giant demand for doctors down this part of the world because local ones keep running away to UK/USA.
you are better off using an agent to help you out with the paperwork and job search. yes, it won't be free, but you're gonna have an easier time.
lastly, please don't expect registration to be an overnight affair coz such things take time.
ksl my maaaaaaaaan...ksl wrote:And it's not even April the 1sttaxico wrote:i can't believe it! i replied to such an old thread!!!
*pinch*Your not the first one! I beat you to it on another thread.
how yooos doooin?
man, i told you i was gonna do that vinegar thing... but the few weeks in singapore i fell ill and didn't get better until a fortnight after i'd left.
they had some wacky bugs going on back there in the tropics!
but worry not. i will do it in november and give you a report. hur hur hur...
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Criteria to migrate to Oz
hi there,
i know this is a real old thread...just wondering if anyone knows the latest criteria to migrate to australia? Thought I might as well ask here rather than start on a new thread - since that's the original topic of choice...
any info will be useful...
Thanks
i know this is a real old thread...just wondering if anyone knows the latest criteria to migrate to australia? Thought I might as well ask here rather than start on a new thread - since that's the original topic of choice...
any info will be useful...
Thanks

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This forum is about Singapore, not Australian immigration. You might want to start your research at www.immi.gov.au (google: immigration Australia)
Then again, your chances might not be that high if you can't figure out the above by yourself.
Then again, your chances might not be that high if you can't figure out the above by yourself.
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econoMIC wrote: Then again, your chances might not be that high if you can't figure out the above by yourself.



Could be said for some of the newer applicants here in Singapore as well couldn't it!

SOME PEOPLE TRY TO TURN BACK THEIR ODOMETERS. NOT ME. I WANT PEOPLE TO KNOW WHY I LOOK THIS WAY. I'VE TRAVELED A LONG WAY, AND SOME OF THE ROADS WEREN'T PAVED. ~ Will Rogers
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Very true SMS. I am not surprised that some of our new forum members get their PR rejected and it is the right thing to be honest. If you can't prepare properly and do you research first then you are certainly not skilled or able to contribute no matter what fancy degree you have.
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