Dapat bago sya umalis o bago nag book ng airline pauwi, dapat Nakita nya mismo na approved ung bringing visa B nya. Usually nakaka receive din sya my result sa immigration sa mismong email nya na approved ung Visa B nya. Pero Kung Hindi nya nakita mismo ung results, Huwag kayo basta basta maniniwala sa agency Kung verbally lang sinabi, dapat ipakita nya yong result galing immigrations .
May approved na bridging visa B. May new application nga po na ginawa ang agency kaya nagkaroon ng changes. Hindi nyo siguro napanood ang part po na yun🙂
Ako napanuod ko yung sinabi mo apple pero magulo lang yung pagkaka explain..Kahit ako nung una nagtaka ako bkit sya na hold kung approved naman yung bridging visa B Nya. D maliwanag pagkaka explain mo na kung bkit bumalik sa bridging visa A ang visa nya, at dhil pala na refused yung working rights application nya…kaya matic na bumalik sa Visa A. Ending na breached yung rules sa visa A na bawal lumabas ng bansa. Kaya wag na wag mag apply ng mga multiple visas kung me balak ka lumabas ng bansa.
Malungkot ang nangyari sa couple. Warning na rin ito na huwag magtiwala ng lubos sa migration agency, mabuti rin magbasa sa immigration website at complete naman ang info doon.
Nag try ba kayo mag student sa US? Theres another pathway here like what we did. Mahal pa ang studies dyan. Dito we came na nka tourist visa then after 3 months nag enroll kmi sa training school. 2 years studies sya and ang tuition fee lng nmin is nasa $8k lang for 2 years. Compared dyan na paka laki. Mga friends ko an na reject anv student visa sa Canada ganyan din ginawa nila kasi nkita nila na andito na ako. May possibilities pa na after 3 years mo dito mkaka pag apply ka for green card. Konte lng ang may alam about this dahil lage iniisp AU, NZ and Canada. You just need to have a tourist visa here then look for a school i can share with you more.
Yes, it's so frustrating. It also happened to me, I enrolled student visa (Aged Care) I started my study April this year, while waiting for my visa I have to pay my monthly tuition fee with my own savings, coz I didn't have working rights. After nearly 7 months of waiting my visa was rejected, I did not appeal, coz you have to pay big amount of money. That time I felt that maybe Australia is not for me. But with regards of Certificate, I requested in my school and they gave me the units that I had completed, and I got also small amount of refund, I dont know how they computed it, but thankfully even it's a small money, it helps me to book my flight going back to the Philippines. Anyway, goodluck to the couple.😊
Perhaps Australia isn’t the right fit for you. I hope everything is going smoothly for you wherever you are now. Tuloy lang ang buhay, ang importante sa bawat hakbang natin pinipili pa rin natin maging masaya.💕
How come you’re able to study and paying your tuition fees while waiting for your student visa if approved or not? You’re not eligible to study without visa…that’s immigration protocol…
@@pitchtorres3676 Yes, that time if you're holding a tourist visa, you can apply for another visa (stufent visa). I enrolled in school while waiting for the result.
@@GlaizaOloroso-db3beI see, thought number one requirement to school is your approved student visa to be able to enroll and to attend classes..For tourist visa you’re able to study but limited time only is that correct?
@pitchtorres3676 For tourist visa yes, I think 3 months. But, in my case I can study until the result of my visa. I was able to study nearly 6months, then after I received the result (refusal) I coordinated with school for my certificate and refunds.
Ang problema nya naka apply sya ng ibat ibang visa. 1st yung request for working rights while the application is on going nag apply sya ng bridging visa B. Kaya ang ending na refused yung working rights application naapektuhan yung bridging visa B nya na approved kaya balik sa bridging visa A. which is na breached nya yung rules dun na hindi ka pwede lumabas ng bansa while you’re on bridging visa A. Sa totoo lang kung babasahin at iintindhin nyo naman ng mabuti ang immigration rules hindi nyo naman kailangan mag agency nagsasayang lang kayo ng pera sa mga agency tamad din kumilos at walang pkialam kapag me implications na d naman kayo matutulungan. Kami ng asawa ko puro DIY lang ang nging moves at same situation before. Mag agency ka nalang sa PR application kapag wala ka iba options or way para mging eligible ang application mo kasi dyan sila magaling..hahanap at hahanapan ka ng agency ng way to become eligible to apply PR sa qualifications mo.. madami kami friends nging PR sa mga paraan na ginawa ng agency..
So lumabas sya ng Australia without Assurance na na grant ang bridging visa B nya? And nowadays madami na na decline na TV na want to apply ng SV kasi alam na ng immigration na ganun ang plan ng mga TV
Granted na ang Bridging Visa B nya kaya nga nagbook sya ng flight. Pero naglodge ang agent ng another visa and naka-affect yung sa BV-B nya, bumalik sa bridging visa A.
This should be a wake up call to the agency to further research. In this case, they are incompetent. I know how stressful visa processing here in AU plus money wise is crazy.
Hindi ko alam kung gaano kalaki ang gastos nila but for me might as well sa Pilipinas na lang ako magtry ng business or invest the money bakit kasi gustong- gusto ng pinoy abroad just my thought no negativity here
Nasa 1m po nagastos nila, yes business is good for some people. Pwede nila subukan once they recover na.Kami ni husband nagbusiness kami dati many times and nagfailed kami kaya dito naman kami sa abroad nag try po ng luck
@applesangoyovlogs 1980s sabi nila, mag business na lang kesa work kasi mas possible na yumaman, kaya marami graduate s college nag business, pero d nila alam ang tactics sa business. Marami ginawa para pansinin sila ng customer, binagsak ang presyo para makuha nila customer ng iba. Kami noon, napag aral kami, nagkabahay ng magulang ko, dahil lang sa maliit na tindahan. Punta sila s Ausi, petition ng mga anak, iniwan s kin ang business, nagkabahay ako. Me naipon.. 1990s dating marami bago nagbusiness, malaki mga puhunan pero utang lang pala, laki tubo, baba pa nila presyo kaya wala nangyari sa kanila. Mga businessman noon, meron magaganda bahay, me pera s banko. Now, halos 2/3 na kita ng business punta s interest. D nila alam ang strategy. Hirap na yumaman mga bago negosyante ngayon, laki ng labanan, baksakan ng presyo, siraan, wala malasakit s kapwa. Gusto nila pabaksakin ang kalaban. HAY!!! Sana mabago. S pinas, pag natapat na naubos n hanap mo item, magtanung ka saan pwed mabili kaya, d sasagot o di alam sagot nila. Sa ausi sasabihin ang name ng store, pati place ituro pa nila
Mas priority ng australia mga skilled workers napakadami na skilled workers nakarating dito, madali ang process nila sa working visa sponsored by company
@@Carlo-z5habsolutely right. Mga nurses nga dto galing pinas nag exam lang at pumasa sa practical test nyayon mga skilled workers na at naka pathway to PR na after 3 yrs. Kaya dpende sa qualification mo. Kung alam mo mahihirapan ka mag apply ng PR sa qualification mo better wag muna ituloy.
Sad truth kasi is kahit gaano kagaling at kacompetent ang Agent...wala sila right for visa approval..Immi pa din talaga ang last say..siyempre Agent will accept all applicants to earn money..lalo at nagbago na naman ang AU Law,naghigpit na sila sa Student Visa kasi yung iba may allowed hours of work na pero kumukuha pa nang under the table na work😊
Ang gulo Ng istorya, sabi Mo na grant na ang Bridging visa B, and then Hindi Hindi na siya pinabalik Sa Australia Kasi Naka Bridging visa A pa....ang gulo
Medyo magulo talaga pagkaka explain wag muna ipilit apple! Kahit mag back track ka sa sinabi mo. Ang hindi mo ipinaliwanag ay kung bakit nagkaroon ng changes sa visa B nya at bumalik sa visa A, dhil meron sya application for working rights na narefused. Ending nagkaroon ng implications ang Visa B, bumalik sa Visa A. Na breached nya rules ng Visa A kaya na hold sya. Kasi naging invalid na yung Visa B nya na approved.
Marami din graduate visa, d rin naging permanent. Marami marami taon pa rin gagamitin. Pag below 10 yrs naging permanent visa ang student, swerte na Marami student visa ngayon, matindi tiwala sa sarili, me kayabangan, para ba tiyak na nila na magiging aust citizen sila. D nila alam, marami taon pa gagamitin nila. Nagyayabang n sa pinas, akala naman ng ng nasa pinas, citizen na. Maski sa aus mayabang na rin Aust permanent resident n nga dumating dito, after 4yrs pa makaapply ng citizenship, me exam pa. Mga student visa! Ilan taon, matagal, pinakakonti na 8yrs sa palagay ko lang, sana mali ako
Marami po pero hindi lahat. Same as, maraming kapwa-pinoy natin na porket PR and naging citizen po dito eh mayabang na din. Mataas ang tingin sa sarili. Marami ang sobrang baba ng tingin sa ibang mga nag-I.S dito. Marami pero hindi naman lahat🙂
Opinion ko dpende sa qualifications mo. Wag kana mag Australia kung alam mo walang way to become PR ang qualification mo.. me mga nurses ako friends from pinas, nag tour lang dto then nag enroll ng related courses at nag trabaho na kc me working rights na. Then inayos yung license nag exam ngayon RN na dto. Nag apply sila ng 482 visa approved. After 3 yrs pathway to PR nyun. Buo family nila andto na ngayon. Kaya wag ng pilitin mag australia kung alam nyo wala way para mag PR ang qualification nyo.
@pitchtorres3676 for me naman opinion ko may PR pathway or wala, life naman nila yun. Yung iba po they want to experience living abroad, more on adventure ba. Ma-PR or hindi, okay lang. Hindi naman lahat ang end goal is to become PR pero kung mabigyan ng opportunity why not di ba..isa po kami dun.
Dapat bago sya umalis o bago nag book ng airline pauwi, dapat Nakita nya mismo na approved ung bringing visa B nya. Usually nakaka receive din sya my result sa immigration sa mismong email nya na approved ung Visa B nya. Pero Kung Hindi nya nakita mismo ung results, Huwag kayo basta basta maniniwala sa agency Kung verbally lang sinabi, dapat ipakita nya yong result galing immigrations .
May approved na bridging visa B. May new application nga po na ginawa ang agency kaya nagkaroon ng changes. Hindi nyo siguro napanood ang part po na yun🙂
Ako napanuod ko yung sinabi mo apple pero magulo lang yung pagkaka explain..Kahit ako nung una nagtaka ako bkit sya na hold kung approved naman yung bridging visa B Nya. D maliwanag pagkaka explain mo na kung bkit bumalik sa bridging visa A ang visa nya, at dhil pala na refused yung working rights application nya…kaya matic na bumalik sa Visa A. Ending na breached yung rules sa visa A na bawal lumabas ng bansa. Kaya wag na wag mag apply ng mga multiple visas kung me balak ka lumabas ng bansa.
Malungkot ang nangyari sa couple. Warning na rin ito na huwag magtiwala ng lubos sa migration agency, mabuti rin magbasa sa immigration website at complete naman ang info doon.
Blessing in disguise yun, baka sa ibang country sila hindi pangAustralia.
Nag try ba kayo mag student sa US? Theres another pathway here like what we did. Mahal pa ang studies dyan. Dito we came na nka tourist visa then after 3 months nag enroll kmi sa training school. 2 years studies sya and ang tuition fee lng nmin is nasa $8k lang for 2 years. Compared dyan na paka laki. Mga friends ko an na reject anv student visa sa Canada ganyan din ginawa nila kasi nkita nila na andito na ako. May possibilities pa na after 3 years mo dito mkaka pag apply ka for green card. Konte lng ang may alam about this dahil lage iniisp AU, NZ and Canada. You just need to have a tourist visa here then look for a school i can share with you more.
Paano po,it sounds very interesting,paano yung process?
Yes pano po process at requirements ng tourist visa?
Pwede ba ako?kung Singaporean citizen ako pero walang visa papunta u.s.
you dont need a US tourist visa kung singaporean passport holder ka,you can literally enter any country as a tourist with your singaporean passport.
@@edwinmercado3761 salamat po kuya
Thank you for sharing po❤
Yes, it's so frustrating. It also happened to me, I enrolled student visa (Aged Care) I started my study April this year, while waiting for my visa I have to pay my monthly tuition fee with my own savings, coz I didn't have working rights. After nearly 7 months of waiting my visa was rejected, I did not appeal, coz you have to pay big amount of money. That time I felt that maybe Australia is not for me. But with regards of Certificate, I requested in my school and they gave me the units that I had completed, and I got also small amount of refund, I dont know how they computed it, but thankfully even it's a small money, it helps me to book my flight going back to the Philippines. Anyway, goodluck to the couple.😊
Perhaps Australia isn’t the right fit for you. I hope everything is going smoothly for you wherever you are now. Tuloy lang ang buhay, ang importante sa bawat hakbang natin pinipili pa rin natin maging masaya.💕
How come you’re able to study and paying your tuition fees while waiting for your student visa if approved or not? You’re not eligible to study without visa…that’s immigration protocol…
@@pitchtorres3676 Yes, that time if you're holding a tourist visa, you can apply for another visa (stufent visa). I enrolled in school while waiting for the result.
@@GlaizaOloroso-db3beI see, thought number one requirement to school is your approved student visa to be able to enroll and to attend classes..For tourist visa you’re able to study but limited time only is that correct?
@pitchtorres3676 For tourist visa yes, I think 3 months. But, in my case I can study until the result of my visa. I was able to study nearly 6months, then after I received the result (refusal) I coordinated with school for my certificate and refunds.
Ang problema nya naka apply sya ng ibat ibang visa. 1st yung request for working rights while the application is on going nag apply sya ng bridging visa B. Kaya ang ending na refused yung working rights application naapektuhan yung bridging visa B nya na approved kaya balik sa bridging visa A. which is na breached nya yung rules dun na hindi ka pwede lumabas ng bansa while you’re on bridging visa A. Sa totoo lang kung babasahin at iintindhin nyo naman ng mabuti ang immigration rules hindi nyo naman kailangan mag agency nagsasayang lang kayo ng pera sa mga agency tamad din kumilos at walang pkialam kapag me implications na d naman kayo matutulungan. Kami ng asawa ko puro DIY lang ang nging moves at same situation before. Mag agency ka nalang sa PR application kapag wala ka iba options or way para mging eligible ang application mo kasi dyan sila magaling..hahanap at hahanapan ka ng agency ng way to become eligible to apply PR sa qualifications mo.. madami kami friends nging PR sa mga paraan na ginawa ng agency..
So lumabas sya ng Australia without Assurance na na grant ang bridging visa B nya? And nowadays madami na na decline na TV na want to apply ng SV kasi alam na ng immigration na ganun ang plan ng mga TV
Granted na ang Bridging Visa B nya kaya nga nagbook sya ng flight. Pero naglodge ang agent ng another visa and naka-affect yung sa BV-B nya, bumalik sa bridging visa A.
Mahirap pag agent masmagada migration lawyer kausap. Try nya kaya mag contact ng migration lawyer Baka pwede sya mag appeal
Registered naman po ang migration agent and established agency naman. Sadly, hindi na po maka-appeal yung couple kasi nasa labas na sila ng Australia
This should be a wake up call to the agency to further research. In this case, they are incompetent. I know how stressful visa processing here in AU plus money wise is crazy.
💯 I agree. And now they stopped communicating na sa client nila😔
Bridging visa A po allow magwork d2,nkabridging visa po kmi😊,and pwde ndin po apply medicare sa bridging visa A po
Since galing sila sa TV, they have no working rights while Bridging Visa A.
Depende po kung anong visa status ang pinanggalingan nyo
Hindi ko alam kung gaano kalaki ang gastos nila but for me might as well sa Pilipinas na lang ako magtry ng business or invest the money bakit kasi gustong- gusto ng pinoy abroad just my thought no negativity here
Nasa 1m po nagastos nila, yes business is good for some people. Pwede nila subukan once they recover na.Kami ni husband nagbusiness kami dati many times and nagfailed kami kaya dito naman kami sa abroad nag try po ng luck
@applesangoyovlogs
1980s sabi nila, mag business na lang kesa work kasi mas possible na yumaman, kaya marami graduate s college nag business, pero d nila alam ang tactics sa business.
Marami ginawa para pansinin sila ng customer, binagsak ang presyo para makuha nila customer ng iba.
Kami noon, napag aral kami, nagkabahay ng magulang ko, dahil lang sa maliit na tindahan.
Punta sila s Ausi, petition ng mga anak, iniwan s kin ang business, nagkabahay ako. Me naipon..
1990s dating marami bago nagbusiness, malaki mga puhunan pero utang lang pala, laki tubo, baba pa nila presyo kaya wala nangyari sa kanila.
Mga businessman noon, meron magaganda bahay, me pera s banko. Now, halos 2/3 na kita ng business punta s interest. D nila alam ang strategy.
Hirap na yumaman mga bago negosyante ngayon, laki ng labanan, baksakan ng presyo, siraan, wala malasakit s kapwa. Gusto nila pabaksakin ang kalaban. HAY!!! Sana mabago.
S pinas, pag natapat na naubos n hanap mo item, magtanung ka saan pwed mabili kaya, d sasagot o di alam sagot nila.
Sa ausi sasabihin ang name ng store, pati place ituro pa nila
Mas priority ng australia mga skilled workers napakadami na skilled workers nakarating dito, madali ang process nila sa working visa sponsored by company
@@Carlo-z5habsolutely right. Mga nurses nga dto galing pinas nag exam lang at pumasa sa practical test nyayon mga skilled workers na at naka pathway to PR na after 3 yrs. Kaya dpende sa qualification mo. Kung alam mo mahihirapan ka mag apply ng PR sa qualification mo better wag muna ituloy.
Iba po noon at ngayon. Dami ng changes so hindi natin pwedeng icompare po.
Good evng sis.apple.God bless
Sad truth kasi is kahit gaano kagaling at kacompetent ang Agent...wala sila right for visa approval..Immi pa din talaga ang last say..siyempre Agent will accept all applicants to earn money..lalo at nagbago na naman ang AU Law,naghigpit na sila sa Student Visa kasi yung iba may allowed hours of work na pero kumukuha pa nang under the table na work😊
Ang gulo Ng istorya, sabi Mo na grant na ang Bridging visa B, and then Hindi Hindi na siya pinabalik Sa Australia Kasi Naka Bridging visa A pa....ang gulo
Kayo lang po ang naguluhan. Watch kasi ‘till the end😊
Ang sabi Mo Kasi na may BRIDGING VISA B na siya na na grant at multiple entries
Medyo magulo talaga pagkaka explain wag muna ipilit apple! Kahit mag back track ka sa sinabi mo. Ang hindi mo ipinaliwanag ay kung bakit nagkaroon ng changes sa visa B nya at bumalik sa visa A, dhil meron sya application for working rights na narefused. Ending nagkaroon ng implications ang Visa B, bumalik sa Visa A. Na breached nya rules ng Visa A kaya na hold sya. Kasi naging invalid na yung Visa B nya na approved.
Very strict here in Australia! Hindi basta basta mg process ng mga documents here. Everything cost a lot of money!
Yes, kaya nakakalungkot what happened to them. For me, mali ng agent yung nangyari.
True education industry kasi major export ng OZ
@@cmt1838hindi naman number one export dito ay iron ore
Lesson: Walang guarantee kahit may migrant agent.
Yes po, that’s the reality.
You come to Australia to study not to stay forever
At least magkasama sila ako naghiwalay Kami dito sa Australia
Student visa rin Kami pero prayers lang at faith
Mahirap din pero lumalaban parin ako
Kuya, laban lang!🫂
sana maghanap kayo ng work na pwedeng mag sponsor sa inyo…
Nowadays it’s not that easy to find sponsor po
Wala na yan.
O maski sponsor, abutin pa ng, maybe 10yrs, observe pa mag sponsor,
eto ang tsismis, hinde alam ang full details, pero why ikwento
Marami din graduate visa, d rin naging permanent.
Marami marami taon pa rin gagamitin.
Pag below 10 yrs naging permanent visa ang student, swerte na
Marami student visa ngayon, matindi tiwala sa sarili, me kayabangan, para ba tiyak na nila na magiging aust citizen sila. D nila alam, marami taon pa gagamitin nila.
Nagyayabang n sa pinas, akala naman ng ng nasa pinas, citizen na.
Maski sa aus mayabang na rin
Aust permanent resident n nga dumating dito, after 4yrs pa makaapply ng citizenship, me exam pa. Mga student visa! Ilan taon, matagal, pinakakonti na 8yrs sa palagay ko lang, sana mali ako
Yes, kasi iba iba ang circumstances ng lahat.
It’s better to be realistic and prepare yourself for the possibility that your plans might not work out.
Marami po pero hindi lahat. Same as, maraming kapwa-pinoy natin na porket PR and naging citizen po dito eh mayabang na din. Mataas ang tingin sa sarili. Marami ang sobrang baba ng tingin sa ibang mga nag-I.S dito. Marami pero hindi naman lahat🙂
Opinion ko dpende sa qualifications mo. Wag kana mag Australia kung alam mo walang way to become PR ang qualification mo.. me mga nurses ako friends from pinas, nag tour lang dto then nag enroll ng related courses at nag trabaho na kc me working rights na. Then inayos yung license nag exam ngayon RN na dto. Nag apply sila ng 482 visa approved. After 3 yrs pathway to PR nyun. Buo family nila andto na ngayon. Kaya wag ng pilitin mag australia kung alam nyo wala way para mag PR ang qualification nyo.
@pitchtorres3676 for me naman opinion ko may PR pathway or wala, life naman nila yun. Yung iba po they want to experience living abroad, more on adventure ba. Ma-PR or hindi, okay lang. Hindi naman lahat ang end goal is to become PR pero kung mabigyan ng opportunity why not di ba..isa po kami dun.
Tutuo ba yan or baka naman wala ka lang mai content????
This is true, do you want proof?😉
Advice: they should target going to darwin, mas madali ma PR. huwag na muna magambisyon pumunta sa major cities
Para po sa mga planning pa lang, yes. This is a better option po. Yung iba naman po nasa major cities kasi ang family nila. Depende sa circumstances.
How about dito sa Broome Western Australia mabilis din ba ma PR.dito kc ako ngayun skilled worker as tiler thank u..
@@vitamorjojo587yes tama po, ipasa mo lang ang ielts makaka PR kana basta suportado ka ng company mo.