Migration minister is not an easy job, and I can assure you anyone in that position will have their hands tied, whether they are pro migrants or anti migrants.
This Govt back stabbed on the 485 age cap. You tried hard and to the hilt in trying to wake up this Govt but seems they took the cheeky way out. Still respect to your perseverance on this matter Karl and Team. God Bless.
😂 Karl, you did it again! the 'Sinking Titanic' video was hilarious. The leaders getting confused on iceberg with icecube was unbelievable. The guy leaving that about to sink Titanic is the upcoming vice chancellor in my university, and i m a victim of 485 age restriction,,,how funny is that 🤣
Hi Karl and the Team, just wanted to say thank you for creating content every week! I can’t wait for Saturday evenings to watch them 😊 I have been in Brisbane for 2,5 years and will be returning home to Europe in 7/8 months. I have looked into possible pathways but my UK law degree isn’t in high demand and understandably so - given the number of lawyers in QLD, they don’t need more 😅 I have a a great job at a local government, working within the legal sector however not high chances of a sponsorship. I have made my peace with that and I will just enjoy the time I have left here, I am looking forward to going back to my family and friends and perhaps in the future some new opportunity will arise, I’ll still watch your videos every week to keep up with the changes, again thank you so much, you are the best there is!!
@Karl, a recent survey just found 30% of new Visa 485 candidates age above 35 are currently working in the Health sector (e.g. nurses and aged care workers) and other critical industries. I hope the government sees this and do something before it is too late.
Most of us are working hard to get the PR but it seems that its never enough! 10 yr in Au, currently on 485, over 35, RN from AU Uni, almost 2yr experience at the health care public sector , worked during the pandemic 😷… but who cares… only if I have 80-85 points that I may matter!
I'm an ICT Business Analyst with 85 points. If they keep inviting only 120 people from my occupation, it's gonna take 6 years for me to receive an invitation. :S
worse, because there will be a constant stream of higher score people to join the queue, the 6 years could mean never in all practical sense, not to mention new points table will surely shake all the EOI rankings.
Are you onshore or offshore? FYI Australia does not need more Business Analysts. The market is inexplicably saturated with Business Analysts so it'll be incredibly difficult to find work even in the unlikely scenario that you do get PR.
@@oliviacastilo977 I disagree. While the demand for Business Analysts won't be brutal, there will be a constant need for them, since basically all companies need to hire them at one point (at least, if they want to operate properly). It's like a "must have" role everywhere, just like accountants, janitors, marketing professionals, etc.
"The NSW gov will adopt the Home Affairs definition of skilled employment and apply the immigration department's policy when assessing employment skilled points" Does this mean that for ICT we can finally use the ACS Post-Study Skill Assessment for claiming employment?
Thanking you specially for all you have done for international students. It is high time governments start putting the right people in the right places instead of these politicians that are always interested in party loyalty. Look at what they have done to people's futures. I sold my father's car and property to come here only for the government to refuse myself and many others the opportunity to access the 485 visa that was part of the original attraction for wanting to come to Australia. I wonder when it has become a crime to be 35yrs and above and especially when we were not told that this is what they will do to us.
Thanks Karl. Have a question: Can I apply for a 189 visa while awaiting a decision for offshore partner visa 309? would it lead to cancel my partner's visa application? Can I have two visa application active at a time?
How come that Systems/Business Analysts constantly get invited with 100+ points? If the competition is that high, why should average people even bother?
It’s been almost two years i have had applied on same skill on 90 and no news of below 100 points invitation , i guess no points of having it cz your whole TR will be gone on job experience and again no getting back to students life once in TR… squeezed from every points
Regarding the NSW changes: ACS chops off two years of software engineering work experience in their skill assessments, and in the past, if you had 5 YoE, you could only put 3 years of relevant work experience for the NSW EOI (to match what the ACS letter says) but could put 5 YoE for Victoria and other states. Does this mean that it's now possible to put 5 YoE for NSW as well, regardless of what ACS says?
Hi Karl. Could you please clarify on the NSW list for 190? Does that mean they are removing some occupations? I find information in diffrent sources, which is controversial to one another. My occupation 511112 Project Admin appears in some but is removed in others. Thank you in advance!
I don’t know if this is true but sometimes if you have the same points as a competitor, and don’t have work experience the one with work experience is often favoured
I am writing to express my concern regarding the ongoing lack of visa invitations for pharmacists despite the occupation being listed on the Australian Skilled Occupation List, specifically the Priority Occupation List. As a skilled pharmacist, I am eager to contribute my skills and knowledge to the Australian healthcare system. I have been closely following the visa invitation rounds and have noticed that while other medical professions such as physiotherapists and nurses have been receiving regular invitations, pharmacists have been consistently overlooked. I would be grateful if you could provide me with some insights into the reasons behind this discrepancy. Is there a specific policy or circumstance that is preventing pharmacists from being considered for visa invitations? Thank you for your time and attention to this matter. I look forward to your response.
Dear Karl, would NSW migration revise the stringent policy of assessing employment points based on the opinion of the assessing authority. As some of the assessing authorities tend to deduct the initial year to deem skilful. Do you suggest claiming the employment points including the deducted year for any state? I have come across many resources and this is a grey area for which I couldn’t find a definitive answer. I shall be grateful for your response. Thanks
Hi Karl, as always thank you for your videos. I know it’s very hard to predict, but do you think there’s a chance that nurses/teachers/social workers etc might be invited at lower points in the next round? Similar to Dec 2023? Thanks!
Thanks again for an informative video, Karl. The data seems to show a disconnect between the different areas of the current government. If such a large portion of construction and other workers are students who have graduated and are onshore, why are they pushing for such harsh reforms to limit students, especially in occupations that are in high demand? They’re essentially training an individual in an occupation that’s in shortage, ensuring that the individual is up to the required standard, and all while this happens, these students boost the economy. Now, they want to limit this?
Hello Mr. Karl I am writing to express my concern regarding the ongoing lack of visa invitations for pharmacists despite the occupation being listed on the Australian Skilled Occupation List, specifically the Priority Occupation List. As a skilled pharmacist, I am eager to contribute my skills and knowledge to the Australian healthcare system. I have been closely following the visa invitation rounds and have noticed that while other medical professions such as physiotherapists and nurses have been receiving regular invitations, pharmacists have been consistently overlooked. I would be grateful if you could provide me with some insights into the reasons behind this discrepancy. Is there a specific policy or circumstance that is preventing pharmacists from being considered for visa invitations? Thank you for your time and attention to this matter. I look forward to your response.
Hi @Karl for 462 visa subclass it’s not showing an option for Indian passport holders kindly can you check it & do let us know when they will open for the Indian Nationals thank you.
Dear Mr. Karl, I hope this message finds you well. I am writing to express my concern about the ongoing lack of visa invitations for pharmacists, despite the profession being listed on the Australian Skilled Occupation List, particularly the Priority Occupation List. As a qualified pharmacist, I am keen to bring my expertise to the Australian healthcare system. I have been monitoring the visa invitation rounds closely and have observed that while other medical professions, such as physiotherapists and nurses, receive regular invitations, pharmacists seem to be consistently overlooked. Could you please shed some light on the reasons behind this discrepancy? Is there a specific policy or circumstance that is preventing pharmacists from being considered for visa invitations? Thank you for your time and attention to this matter. I look forward to your response. Best regards,
Excuse me, I got a grant for Visa 190 for NSW, my question that Must I stay 2 years in NSW or I can move to Melbourne or Perth from the beginning ? and if that will affect my ability to take the Australian passport after 4 years? thanks a lot
This is the problem of a country that it's economy depends hugelly on migration.....it can't survive without them even if they have no structural capacity to keep them. Very bad policies for a very long time.....
Good day Karl. What if iam already 40 yrs old and 5 yrs working as a Registered Nurse here in Canada, can i still apply for 190 visa even if my score is only 60 pts? Thank you very much🙏
@karl don't worry everybody are here already. They don't want to go back where they are belong. The students they throw the paper and also the old parents too and they want to stay in Australia until they die, they said. Now they are charity freeloader like st. Vencent. The government must help them.
People focus on PR only, even If they have to leave their years of profession. As a result, those temporary professionals hit the market and could not match the original holder of many years of professional experience. and those PR holders' vision is to earn more money, could not serve the country as experienced professionals.
Hi Karl. Is this ok to select option "any" in EOI to aplly for all states instead of submitting separate EOI for every state? Please your reaponse will be appreviated
Some predictions on 190 grants would be slowing down in September and October, and would be picking up again in November and December, do you think this is true? Or are such predictions bogus, the trend of grants continuing as is?
Hello karl, good afternoon. Just want know currently on 482 with old tsmit $70k, when we apply 186 trt then need new current tsmit requirement or same as old one can be fine ?
Hi Karl, is Facilities Manager a good occupation to get invite? I waited whole year last year, but no luck. Have 85 points for 190, and above tsmit level salary. Based in sydney.
My son is 33years 2months and is wanting to apply for February 2025 intake for masters.could you please let me know if he's eligible for 485 visa after 16 months of his study as his course is 1.5years .
If he gets his completion letter and meets the Australian study requirement before he turns 36 then he can apply for the 485 visa>Please book a time to discuss in detail
Hie guys i wrote to the PM's office on 2 July about the age cap on 485 and they forwarded my letter to home affairs,well they replied this week and they said those with work experience can apply for the employer sponsored visas which they said they are refining,if anyone wants the full reply/letter which i got from one of the assistant ministers of home affairs just inbox i will share the letter.Its just sad very sad.
Hi karl , Can you please tell me is there any chances of getting leniency for Tourist visa (Subclass 600) for indians , I am a well settled businessman in India and I just Want to meet my friends at brisbane 😢 But Earlier I got refused with baseless reasons After Providing My Friend invitation and my Own documents earlier I also travelled to 4 Countries / Singapore Malaysia dubai Qatar My documents attached are - Gst Gst Return TIN ( Taxpayer Identification Number) ITR worth rs 14.85 lakh INR Last year ITR 13.68 lakh 18 lakh FD certificate AUD (32,500 ) 13.52 saving fund (23500 AUD) (8 months Old) current account statement - 44 lakhs (80,000 AUD ) Business Registration Business card Sponsor australian citizen Passport sponsor Bank statement (15000 AUD dollars ) Funds certificate sponsor ITR sponsor Travel history stamps Malaysia Dubai Singapore CA report 3.9 CR Self (6,38,324 AUD ) After Refusal i also travelled To Qatar 🇶🇦 / and got visa for south africa 🇿🇦 Should i Re apply now?
@@ailsaustralia This is the post, sir: The issue is that TSMIT condition requires a minimum salary of $73,150 for sponsorship and most internships pay around $56,000. As a result, many employers are unable to sponsor them on 494 visas. The conflict arises when overseas pharmacists attempt to be sponsored on a 494 or 482 visas under the retail pharmacist occupation. While this may seem logical, it is not feasible in practice. Interns often perform a variety of tasks and responsibilities that do not align with the typical duties of a retail pharmacist, making it impossible to meet the TSMIT salary requirement. The problem relies in the misalignment between the intern title and the retail pharmacist occupation. Overseas pharmacists are to get sponsored under the retail pharmacist occupation while they are often provisionally registered and are typically seeking internships to complete their registration process. However, the TSMIT condition, which is typically associated with fully registered pharmacists, presents a significant hurdle. To address this issue, we need a concession to the TSMIT condition for overseas pharmacists for the internship period. This would allow employers to sponsor qualified candidates without meeting the full salary requirement. By providing a concession to the TSMIT condition for the internship period, we can create a more viable pathway for overseas pharmacists to gain Australian experience and contribute to the workforce.
I got invited on this round Brazilian carpenter 80 points living in nsw since 2018 Thank you Karl and team for all the information provided so far, it really helped me through this whole process that i did all by myself
Hi karl. what is the eligible visa for me. im in srilanka. already my bf apply 186 pr sponser visa. we are getting marry after pr. so what is the eligible parner visa. subclass 820 or 301 ? And how many processing time for it
I'm really wondering, what will be the best strategy to ever come back to this country ? It is so unfair. I am offshore, 90 pts on 189, occupation: Multimedia specialist. I lived 5 years in Australia, was about to be sponsored on a 186 visa, paid everything, then the company went into liquidation, and I never got my visa, lost my job, lost my money. Had to go back to my home country, and now, I have basically 0 chance of ever getting back to Australia. Should I just then use a student visa to get there and hunt for a job in order to get sponsorship ? that's basically the only solution when you look at how the system is now 😔
it is possible they are ranking candidates based on point details rather than just totals, such as English language ability and work experience. And the cutoff also include EOI submission date. Whoever submits EOI first gets invited first. Could be that your EOI is submitted on the late side thus didn't get invited.
@@estellebright2579 ranking candidates on facts other than points and date effects, especially when they haven’t announced it, would be illegal, no? Yeah, probably had some people ahead of me in the queue at 90 pts
@@AmritGrewal31 DOHA has been manually picking who they want to invite for a while, ever since Aug 2022 round. Besides, we don't know exactly how they pick candidates in each invitation round, including the most recent one.
Hello Mr. Karl I am writing to express my concern regarding the ongoing lack of visa invitations for pharmacists despite the occupation being listed on the Australian Skilled Occupation List, specifically the Priority Occupation List. As a skilled pharmacist, I am eager to contribute my skills and knowledge to the Australian healthcare system. I have been closely following the visa invitation rounds and have noticed that while other medical professions such as physiotherapists and nurses have been receiving regular invitations, pharmacists have been consistently overlooked. I would be grateful if you could provide me with some insights into the reasons behind this discrepancy. Is there a specific policy or circumstance that is preventing pharmacists from being considered for visa invitations? Thank you for your time and attention to this matter. I look forward to your response.
Hello Mr. Karl I am writing to express my concern regarding the ongoing lack of visa invitations for pharmacists despite the occupation being listed on the Australian Skilled Occupation List, specifically the Priority Occupation List. As a skilled pharmacist, I am eager to contribute my skills and knowledge to the Australian healthcare system. I have been closely following the visa invitation rounds and have noticed that while other medical professions such as physiotherapists and nurses have been receiving regular invitations, pharmacists have been consistently overlooked. I would be grateful if you could provide me with some insights into the reasons behind this discrepancy. Is there a specific policy or circumstance that is preventing pharmacists from being considered for visa invitations? Thank you for your time and attention to this matter. I look forward to your response.
Hello Mr. Karl I am writing to express my concern regarding the ongoing lack of visa invitations for pharmacists despite the occupation being listed on the Australian Skilled Occupation List, specifically the Priority Occupation List. As a skilled pharmacist, I am eager to contribute my skills and knowledge to the Australian healthcare system. I have been closely following the visa invitation rounds and have noticed that while other medical professions such as physiotherapists and nurses have been receiving regular invitations, pharmacists have been consistently overlooked. I would be grateful if you could provide me with some insights into the reasons behind this discrepancy. Is there a specific policy or circumstance that is preventing pharmacists from being considered for visa invitations? Thank you for your time and attention to this matter. I look forward to your response.
Hello Mr. Karl I am writing to express my concern regarding the ongoing lack of visa invitations for pharmacists despite the occupation being listed on the Australian Skilled Occupation List, specifically the Priority Occupation List. As a skilled pharmacist, I am eager to contribute my skills and knowledge to the Australian healthcare system. I have been closely following the visa invitation rounds and have noticed that while other medical professions such as physiotherapists and nurses have been receiving regular invitations, pharmacists have been consistently overlooked. I would be grateful if you could provide me with some insights into the reasons behind this discrepancy. Is there a specific policy or circumstance that is preventing pharmacists from being considered for visa invitations? Thank you for your time and attention to this matter. I look forward to your response.
Hello Mr. Karl I am writing to express my concern regarding the ongoing lack of visa invitations for pharmacists despite the occupation being listed on the Australian Skilled Occupation List, specifically the Priority Occupation List. As a skilled pharmacist, I am eager to contribute my skills and knowledge to the Australian healthcare system. I have been closely following the visa invitation rounds and have noticed that while other medical professions such as physiotherapists and nurses have been receiving regular invitations, pharmacists have been consistently overlooked. I would be grateful if you could provide me with some insights into the reasons behind this discrepancy. Is there a specific policy or circumstance that is preventing pharmacists from being considered for visa invitations? Thank you for your time and attention to this matter. I look forward to your response.
Hello Mr. Karl I am writing to express my concern regarding the ongoing lack of visa invitations for pharmacists despite the occupation being listed on the Australian Skilled Occupation List, specifically the Priority Occupation List. As a skilled pharmacist, I am eager to contribute my skills and knowledge to the Australian healthcare system. I have been closely following the visa invitation rounds and have noticed that while other medical professions such as physiotherapists and nurses have been receiving regular invitations, pharmacists have been consistently overlooked. I would be grateful if you could provide me with some insights into the reasons behind this discrepancy. Is there a specific policy or circumstance that is preventing pharmacists from being considered for visa invitations? Thank you for your time and attention to this matter. I look forward to your response.
Thanks Karl...you should join the government and be the next migration minister...I will vote for you😊
Omg so true
I agree
Migration minister is not an easy job, and I can assure you anyone in that position will have their hands tied, whether they are pro migrants or anti migrants.
Thanks for the support guys but that ship sailed a long time ago!
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
NO ONE CARES ABOUT YOUR VOTE
POLITICS IS A DIRTY GAME
This Govt back stabbed on the 485 age cap. You tried hard and to the hilt in trying to wake up this Govt but seems they took the cheeky way out. Still respect to your perseverance on this matter Karl and Team. God Bless.
Thanks Vikram as always
😂 Karl, you did it again! the 'Sinking Titanic' video was hilarious. The leaders getting confused on iceberg with icecube was unbelievable. The guy leaving that about to sink Titanic is the upcoming vice chancellor in my university, and i m a victim of 485 age restriction,,,how funny is that 🤣
Thanks so much! Sorry to hear though of your missfortune and yes Bill's appointment is not fair considering all the pain his government has caused.
Hi Karl and the Team, just wanted to say thank you for creating content every week! I can’t wait for Saturday evenings to watch them 😊 I have been in Brisbane for 2,5 years and will be returning home to Europe in 7/8 months. I have looked into possible pathways but my UK law degree isn’t in high demand and understandably so - given the number of lawyers in QLD, they don’t need more 😅 I have a a great job at a local government, working within the legal sector however not high chances of a sponsorship. I have made my peace with that and I will just enjoy the time I have left here, I am looking forward to going back to my family and friends and perhaps in the future some new opportunity will arise, I’ll still watch your videos every week to keep up with the changes, again thank you so much, you are the best there is!!
@Karl, a recent survey just found 30% of new Visa 485 candidates age above 35 are currently working in the Health sector (e.g. nurses and aged care workers) and other critical industries. I hope the government sees this and do something before it is too late.
Do u have a reference for this data!?
Hi Karl , great video funny and well editted. Is it just me our is the FOI link broken, seends me to some random one page document about drones.
Really let me check, thanks for supporting my sick sense of humour
Im a Multimedia Specialist with 90 pts for the 189, offshore. Still waiting for an invite for ages but losing hopes.😐
Just think about who is in Australia and struggling to get an invite
Me too, Business Analyst, 85 points. I basically gave up at this point.
It has not been a priority occupation for the 189 but who knows what the future holds. Fingers crossed for you
Most of us are working hard to get the PR but it seems that its never enough! 10 yr in Au, currently on 485, over 35, RN from AU Uni, almost 2yr experience at the health care public sector , worked during the pandemic 😷… but who cares… only if I have 80-85 points that I may matter!
Sorry to hear it has been such a long road and as you may know we pushed for all of you to get PR after the pandemic
The only way to pr now for RN could be 186.
Seems like now on top of everything you need to have an Indian passport
Thanks Mr Carl, will surely get back.
Thanks Karl! Any chance you could provie information for 491 visa, in relation to HR advisors?
Sorry impossible to do, thanks for watching
Am I missing something? The link to "FOI on June 189 Invitation Round" leads to a strange document...
You can find the document in FOI documents page yourself via name.
That is the document, read on through the pages and you can find the data
Thanks Karl, its very informative. My question is being Phd holder as lecturer I didn't hear how many point they requires to apply?
Don't think they received any but we will know soon ensough when all the data comes out
Hi Karl We are holding 491 visa, Canberra but people say its waste and hard to find IT job
I'm an ICT Business Analyst with 85 points. If they keep inviting only 120 people from my occupation, it's gonna take 6 years for me to receive an invitation. :S
worse, because there will be a constant stream of higher score people to join the queue, the 6 years could mean never in all practical sense, not to mention new points table will surely shake all the EOI rankings.
Are you onshore or offshore? FYI Australia does not need more Business Analysts. The market is inexplicably saturated with Business Analysts so it'll be incredibly difficult to find work even in the unlikely scenario that you do get PR.
@@oliviacastilo977 onshore
@@estellebright2579 Yes. I don't know what to do, to be honest.
@@oliviacastilo977 I disagree. While the demand for Business Analysts won't be brutal, there will be a constant need for them, since basically all companies need to hire them at one point (at least, if they want to operate properly). It's like a "must have" role everywhere, just like accountants, janitors, marketing professionals, etc.
Thank you it’s a fantastic video but I’m afraid the 189 stats link is not working
You can find it in FOI disclosure log page.
Its there in the description
"The NSW gov will adopt the Home Affairs definition of skilled employment and apply the immigration department's policy when assessing employment skilled points" Does this mean that for ICT we can finally use the ACS Post-Study Skill Assessment for claiming employment?
Hello sir, we need your support with the offshore pharmacist problem on linkedin post
Thanking you specially for all you have done for international students. It is high time governments start putting the right people in the right places instead of these politicians that are always interested in party loyalty. Look at what they have done to people's futures. I sold my father's car and property to come here only for the government to refuse myself and many others the opportunity to access the 485 visa that was part of the original attraction for wanting to come to Australia. I wonder when it has become a crime to be 35yrs and above and especially when we were not told that this is what they will do to us.
Hi karl, Amazing video. I have 189 lodged with AILS at 90 points for Electrical engineer. Looks like I am very close to the invitation. 😊
Hope so! Fingers crossed for you!
@@Nitinrp1012 brother did you received 189 or 190 invite. I have 80 points in 189.
@simranjitsingh8101 Not yet brother. Still waiting
@@Nitinrp1012 I hope you get your invite soon. Good luck brother.
Thanks Karl. Have a question: Can I apply for a 189 visa while awaiting a decision for offshore partner visa 309? would it lead to cancel my partner's visa application? Can I have two visa application active at a time?
How come that Systems/Business Analysts constantly get invited with 100+ points? If the competition is that high, why should average people even bother?
Yes for 189 it is high for it is primarily points ranked
It’s been almost two years i have had applied on same skill on 90 and no news of below 100 points invitation , i guess no points of having it cz your whole TR will be gone on job experience and again no getting back to students life once in TR… squeezed from every points
Many thanks for this useful information, any update about 186 Direct entry for the new financial year?
Nothing yet but we will keep you posted
Regarding the NSW changes: ACS chops off two years of software engineering work experience in their skill assessments, and in the past, if you had 5 YoE, you could only put 3 years of relevant work experience for the NSW EOI (to match what the ACS letter says) but could put 5 YoE for Victoria and other states. Does this mean that it's now possible to put 5 YoE for NSW as well, regardless of what ACS says?
Hi Karl. Could you please clarify on the NSW list for 190? Does that mean they are removing some occupations? I find information in diffrent sources, which is controversial to one another. My occupation 511112 Project Admin appears in some but is removed in others. Thank you in advance!
Only those on the published lists will be eligible but we do not what they are yet. Stay tuned
Onshore 85 points Civil Engineer here and did not get invited…
I don’t know if this is true but sometimes if you have the same points as a competitor, and don’t have work experience the one with work experience is often favoured
Yes sometimes you cannot tell exactly why some get invited and some not but work exp maybe a factor
I thought that 189 followed the points total only, unlike the 190
I had 90 points and 7 years of experience (2 years in Australia) still no invite - Civil Engineer
Official stats came out today and apparently cutoff was 90
Civil engineer at 75 points! this must be a massive round.
Why they are not giving to Mechanics, even thought there's shortage according to jobs and skills website ?
I am writing to express my concern regarding the ongoing lack of visa invitations for pharmacists despite the occupation being listed on the Australian Skilled Occupation List, specifically the Priority Occupation List.
As a skilled pharmacist, I am eager to contribute my skills and knowledge to the Australian healthcare system. I have been closely following the visa invitation rounds and have noticed that while other medical professions such as physiotherapists and nurses have been receiving regular invitations, pharmacists have been consistently overlooked.
I would be grateful if you could provide me with some insights into the reasons behind this discrepancy. Is there a specific policy or circumstance that is preventing pharmacists from being considered for visa invitations?
Thank you for your time and attention to this matter. I look forward to your response.
What about 189 chef ?? Any chances or we should lose hope.
Hey karl. Hope u r well. Is civil draft person would still be in high demand?
Dear Karl, would NSW migration revise the stringent policy of assessing employment points based on the opinion of the assessing authority. As some of the assessing authorities tend to deduct the initial year to deem skilful. Do you suggest claiming the employment points including the deducted year for any state? I have come across many resources and this is a grey area for which I couldn’t find a definitive answer. I shall be grateful for your response. Thanks
Hi Karl, as always thank you for your videos. I know it’s very hard to predict, but do you think there’s a chance that nurses/teachers/social workers etc might be invited at lower points in the next round? Similar to Dec 2023? Thanks!
Its all about supply and yes there is a good chance the points will come down
@@ailsaustralia great thanks for your response :)
Thanks again for an informative video, Karl.
The data seems to show a disconnect between the different areas of the current government.
If such a large portion of construction and other workers are students who have graduated and are onshore, why are they pushing for such harsh reforms to limit students, especially in occupations that are in high demand?
They’re essentially training an individual in an occupation that’s in shortage, ensuring that the individual is up to the required standard, and all while this happens, these students boost the economy. Now, they want to limit this?
Yeah I know, kiina crazy it seems. Excellent point
Hi, are there any pathways to get invite from NSW,if working & in regional WA, for NSW regional employer?
Thanks in anticipation
No point announced for University Lecturer?
Hey Karl, I am already an Australian passport holder, can you make a video US LEGAL immigrantion news, thanks!
Hello Mr. Karl
I am writing to express my concern regarding the ongoing lack of visa invitations for pharmacists despite the occupation being listed on the Australian Skilled Occupation List, specifically the Priority Occupation List.
As a skilled pharmacist, I am eager to contribute my skills and knowledge to the Australian healthcare system. I have been closely following the visa invitation rounds and have noticed that while other medical professions such as physiotherapists and nurses have been receiving regular invitations, pharmacists have been consistently overlooked.
I would be grateful if you could provide me with some insights into the reasons behind this discrepancy. Is there a specific policy or circumstance that is preventing pharmacists from being considered for visa invitations?
Thank you for your time and attention to this matter. I look forward to your response.
Any info for the limited QLD 190 24-25 invites?
Given reduced quota this year, you can expect an extremely competitive race.
Not yet but no doubt they will be the last to open
Hi @Karl for 462 visa subclass it’s not showing an option for Indian passport holders kindly can you check it & do let us know when they will open for the Indian Nationals thank you.
I'm a AIN and studying cert4 In community services in Sydney. I can’t find sponsorship company… Should I go to NT?
Go where you can find a company to sponsor if you looking for the Aged Care Labour Agreement
Dear Mr. Karl,
I hope this message finds you well. I am writing to express my concern about the ongoing lack of visa invitations for pharmacists, despite the profession being listed on the Australian Skilled Occupation List, particularly the Priority Occupation List.
As a qualified pharmacist, I am keen to bring my expertise to the Australian healthcare system. I have been monitoring the visa invitation rounds closely and have observed that while other medical professions, such as physiotherapists and nurses, receive regular invitations, pharmacists seem to be consistently overlooked.
Could you please shed some light on the reasons behind this discrepancy? Is there a specific policy or circumstance that is preventing pharmacists from being considered for visa invitations?
Thank you for your time and attention to this matter. I look forward to your response.
Best regards,
Excuse me,
I got a grant for Visa 190 for NSW, my question that Must I stay 2 years in NSW or I can move to Melbourne or Perth from the beginning ?
and if that will affect my ability to take the Australian passport after 4 years?
thanks a lot
Do you offer educational + 485 visa advice/ guidance ?
Of course we do all the time. Just don't expect magic wand answers though
This is the problem of a country that it's economy depends hugelly on migration.....it can't survive without them even if they have no structural capacity to keep them. Very bad policies for a very long time.....
Yes that is one way to look at it
Hi Karl, my brother has applied for his PR through a migration consultant but he seems to be cheating us. Can we submit his EOIs again by ourselves?
Why hospitality industry is not getting success in Australia sir? Or I'm saying wrong there is good for hospitality industry always?
Good day Karl.
What if iam already 40 yrs old and 5 yrs working as a Registered Nurse here in Canada, can i still apply for 190 visa even if my score is only 60 pts?
Thank you very much🙏
I can’t see the link
I am planning to lease restuarant bar in melbourne in 2025 hopefully what type of visa do I need? 893 or 188 ?
@karl don't worry everybody are here already. They don't want to go back where they are belong. The students they throw the paper and also the old parents too and they want to stay in Australia until they die, they said. Now they are charity freeloader like st. Vencent. The government must help them.
People focus on PR only, even If they have to leave their years of profession.
As a result, those temporary professionals hit the market and could not match the original holder of many years of professional experience.
and those PR holders' vision is to earn more money, could not serve the country as experienced professionals.
Hi Karl! Any news about QLD?
No nothing at all!
Civil was not at 75 points
I applied for EOI under Agriculture consultant with 65 points do i get any sponsorship 🤔
Need to put in your EOI then fingers crossed
Hi Karl. Is this ok to select option "any" in EOI to aplly for all states instead of submitting separate EOI for every state? Please your reaponse will be appreviated
You will be better offer with individual EOI's for each state
@@ailsaustralia thanks Karl. ❤️
Some predictions on 190 grants would be slowing down in September and October, and would be picking up again in November and December, do you think this is true? Or are such predictions bogus, the trend of grants continuing as is?
The usual up and processing trend always vary from year to year
Civil engineering draftperson with 85 points chances of 189 ?
Hello Karl, what are the chances for Mechanical engineering technicians in WA?
Sorry cannot answer what are my chances, but best of luck
85 points for Civil Engineer (189). What would be my chance in this financial year 😢
Quite good it would seem
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Civil engineer offshore with 85 points. Can i have a chance to get nominated?
Sorry cannot answer what are my chances questions but best of luck to you. Civil engineers are in demand though
@@ailsaustralia thanks
Hello karl, good afternoon. Just want know currently on 482 with old tsmit $70k, when we apply 186 trt then need new current tsmit requirement or same as old one can be fine ?
When u applied after july 2024 the new tsmit should be applied
You need to meet the requirments of the 186 regulations
Thanks Karl, I am Hospitality Professional, do I have opportunity for PR
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In the description is the URL, just copy it
491 NSW pathway 1 salary changed or same as earlier 70k???pls
Seems the same so far
Hi Karl, is Facilities Manager a good occupation to get invite? I waited whole year last year, but no luck. Have 85 points for 190, and above tsmit level salary. Based in sydney.
Need to see what the lists are but good luck
University lecturer with 75 points for 190
Are chances good ?
It’s that true who came to Australia on visitor visa and had a baby in Australia and then they can stay in Australia permanently
No
seems like chefs are no longer gonna get invited 🙃
I'm sure they will
Why hospitality industry is not getting success in Australia sir? Or I'm saying wrong there is good for hospitality industry always?@@ailsaustralia
Karl konrad for immi minister
Wow thanks, but no chance of that!
Iam teacher eye level how joined to be visa 189 .❤iam therapist masage too..have sertivicate
Hi, Will The students who recently graduated from USYD or UNSW be eligible for the new graduate stream that you mentioned in NSW?
check the NSW website
That new stream is for 491 only, so USYD and UNSW graduates will not qualify.
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Sir please tell me 407 or 482 cook profession from Bangladesh
Wait, civil engineer 75 points? 😅 is this real or fake? Am I missing something?
If they invite enough EOI, it is possible.
Wait for the official facts
Hi Karl, I am from India and I have 85 points as an electrical engineer. Do I have a chance for an invite?
Best of luck but we cannot respont to what are my chances questions
@@ailsaustralia thank you for your reply and best wishes, Sir.
What is scope of private tutor for 491 with 80 points
Hi karl, i applied for NSW 190 as agriculture consultant with 85 points 10 months ago... What are the chances?
Sorry cannot answer what are my chances questions but best of luck to you.
My son is 33years 2months and is wanting to apply for February 2025 intake for masters.could you please let me know if he's eligible for 485 visa after 16 months of his study as his course is 1.5years .
If he gets his completion letter and meets the Australian study requirement before he turns 36 then he can apply for the 485 visa>Please book a time to discuss in detail
@@ailsaustraliaThank you Mr Carl.Surely will get back to you soon
What about electronics engineer?
If there is any invite, you can bet the score will be 95 or higher as cutoff points.
we need to wait for all of the statistics
Hie guys i wrote to the PM's office on 2 July about the age cap on 485 and they forwarded my letter to home affairs,well they replied this week and they said those with work experience can apply for the employer sponsored visas which they said they are refining,if anyone wants the full reply/letter which i got from one of the assistant ministers of home affairs just inbox i will share the letter.Its just sad very sad.
Hey Muno, I am sorry to hear what happened. Can you share the letter with me?
Hi muno, please share the letter for me too. Thanks.
Hi Muno, please share the letter with me. Thank you.
Please email it to our office, thanks
@@ailsaustralia ok karl
Hi karl , Can you please tell me is there any chances of getting leniency for Tourist visa (Subclass 600) for indians ,
I am a well settled businessman in India and I just Want to meet my friends at brisbane 😢
But Earlier I got refused with baseless reasons After Providing My Friend invitation and my Own documents
earlier I also travelled to 4 Countries / Singapore Malaysia dubai Qatar
My documents attached are -
Gst
Gst Return
TIN ( Taxpayer Identification Number)
ITR worth rs 14.85 lakh INR
Last year ITR 13.68 lakh
18 lakh FD certificate AUD (32,500 )
13.52 saving fund (23500 AUD)
(8 months Old)
current account statement - 44 lakhs (80,000 AUD )
Business Registration
Business card
Sponsor australian citizen Passport
sponsor Bank statement (15000 AUD dollars )
Funds certificate sponsor
ITR sponsor
Travel history stamps
Malaysia Dubai Singapore
CA report 3.9 CR Self (6,38,324 AUD )
After Refusal i also travelled To Qatar 🇶🇦 / and got visa for south africa 🇿🇦
Should i Re apply now?
Hi sir ,
We need your suuport on LinkedIn post about the pharmacist internship in Australia
Best of luck but I'm not sure what the issue is. BTW I dont use LinkedIn
@@ailsaustralia
This is the post, sir:
The issue is that TSMIT condition requires a minimum salary of $73,150 for sponsorship and most internships pay around $56,000. As a result, many employers are unable to sponsor them on 494 visas.
The conflict arises when overseas pharmacists attempt to be sponsored on a 494 or 482 visas under the retail pharmacist occupation. While this may seem logical, it is not feasible in practice. Interns often perform a variety of tasks and responsibilities that do not align with the typical duties of a retail pharmacist, making it impossible to meet the TSMIT salary requirement.
The problem relies in the misalignment between the intern title and the retail pharmacist occupation. Overseas pharmacists are to get sponsored under the retail pharmacist occupation while they are often provisionally registered and are typically seeking internships to complete their registration process. However, the TSMIT condition, which is typically associated with fully registered pharmacists, presents a significant hurdle.
To address this issue, we need a concession to the TSMIT condition for overseas pharmacists for the internship period. This would allow employers to sponsor qualified candidates without meeting the full salary requirement.
By providing a concession to the TSMIT condition for the internship period, we can create a more viable pathway for overseas pharmacists to gain Australian experience and contribute to the workforce.
NSW govt symbol has lotus symbol :) that's my mom's name Kamal & Gayatri vehicle :)
There used to be pure red symbol. Dunno why they change the colour scheme but other places they still use red lotus.
It's not a lotus.
It's a Waratah. National flower in NSW
Nice to hear
I got invited on this round
Brazilian carpenter 80 points living in nsw since 2018
Thank you Karl and team for all the information provided so far, it really helped me through this whole process that i did all by myself
Congrats.
Congratulations Thiago
What the expiry date of EOI? Every year we need to put new EOI, Please someone here can answer that
EOI's last for two years on the system
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Too many indians already... give chance to others
Hi karl. what is the eligible visa for me. im in srilanka. already my bf apply 186 pr sponser visa. we are getting marry after pr. so what is the eligible parner visa. subclass 820 or 301 ? And how many processing time for it
Please book a time to discuss complex matters, thanks
@@ailsaustralia ok
I'm really wondering, what will be the best strategy to ever come back to this country ? It is so unfair.
I am offshore, 90 pts on 189, occupation: Multimedia specialist.
I lived 5 years in Australia, was about to be sponsored on a 186 visa, paid everything, then the company went into liquidation, and I never got my visa, lost my job, lost my money. Had to go back to my home country, and now, I have basically 0 chance of ever getting back to Australia.
Should I just then use a student visa to get there and hunt for a job in order to get sponsorship ? that's basically the only solution when you look at how the system is now 😔
I'm afraid yes there will be shift to employer sponsorship but also people who have good work expreience
I have visa851 how sponsors
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9:26 and I’ve been waiting with 90 points as a mech engineer since April 2024
June round data also shows mech engg at 90 pts
The heck?! 😮
it is possible they are ranking candidates based on point details rather than just totals, such as English language ability and work experience. And the cutoff also include EOI submission date. Whoever submits EOI first gets invited first. Could be that your EOI is submitted on the late side thus didn't get invited.
Not sure why some get invited and others not I'm afraid but mostly likey EOI order
@@estellebright2579 ranking candidates on facts other than points and date effects, especially when they haven’t announced it, would be illegal, no?
Yeah, probably had some people ahead of me in the queue at 90 pts
@@ailsaustralia probably and hopefully it’s just that
@@AmritGrewal31 DOHA has been manually picking who they want to invite for a while, ever since Aug 2022 round. Besides, we don't know exactly how they pick candidates in each invitation round, including the most recent one.
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There is no free visa, and I don’t mean VAC free visa.
Thats right if it sounds too good to be true it probably isn't
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Well done! Thanks for trying
Hello Mr. Karl
I am writing to express my concern regarding the ongoing lack of visa invitations for pharmacists despite the occupation being listed on the Australian Skilled Occupation List, specifically the Priority Occupation List.
As a skilled pharmacist, I am eager to contribute my skills and knowledge to the Australian healthcare system. I have been closely following the visa invitation rounds and have noticed that while other medical professions such as physiotherapists and nurses have been receiving regular invitations, pharmacists have been consistently overlooked.
I would be grateful if you could provide me with some insights into the reasons behind this discrepancy. Is there a specific policy or circumstance that is preventing pharmacists from being considered for visa invitations?
Thank you for your time and attention to this matter. I look forward to your response.
Hello Mr. Karl
I am writing to express my concern regarding the ongoing lack of visa invitations for pharmacists despite the occupation being listed on the Australian Skilled Occupation List, specifically the Priority Occupation List.
As a skilled pharmacist, I am eager to contribute my skills and knowledge to the Australian healthcare system. I have been closely following the visa invitation rounds and have noticed that while other medical professions such as physiotherapists and nurses have been receiving regular invitations, pharmacists have been consistently overlooked.
I would be grateful if you could provide me with some insights into the reasons behind this discrepancy. Is there a specific policy or circumstance that is preventing pharmacists from being considered for visa invitations?
Thank you for your time and attention to this matter. I look forward to your response.
Hello Mr. Karl
I am writing to express my concern regarding the ongoing lack of visa invitations for pharmacists despite the occupation being listed on the Australian Skilled Occupation List, specifically the Priority Occupation List.
As a skilled pharmacist, I am eager to contribute my skills and knowledge to the Australian healthcare system. I have been closely following the visa invitation rounds and have noticed that while other medical professions such as physiotherapists and nurses have been receiving regular invitations, pharmacists have been consistently overlooked.
I would be grateful if you could provide me with some insights into the reasons behind this discrepancy. Is there a specific policy or circumstance that is preventing pharmacists from being considered for visa invitations?
Thank you for your time and attention to this matter. I look forward to your response.
Hello Mr. Karl
I am writing to express my concern regarding the ongoing lack of visa invitations for pharmacists despite the occupation being listed on the Australian Skilled Occupation List, specifically the Priority Occupation List.
As a skilled pharmacist, I am eager to contribute my skills and knowledge to the Australian healthcare system. I have been closely following the visa invitation rounds and have noticed that while other medical professions such as physiotherapists and nurses have been receiving regular invitations, pharmacists have been consistently overlooked.
I would be grateful if you could provide me with some insights into the reasons behind this discrepancy. Is there a specific policy or circumstance that is preventing pharmacists from being considered for visa invitations?
Thank you for your time and attention to this matter. I look forward to your response.
Hello Mr. Karl
I am writing to express my concern regarding the ongoing lack of visa invitations for pharmacists despite the occupation being listed on the Australian Skilled Occupation List, specifically the Priority Occupation List.
As a skilled pharmacist, I am eager to contribute my skills and knowledge to the Australian healthcare system. I have been closely following the visa invitation rounds and have noticed that while other medical professions such as physiotherapists and nurses have been receiving regular invitations, pharmacists have been consistently overlooked.
I would be grateful if you could provide me with some insights into the reasons behind this discrepancy. Is there a specific policy or circumstance that is preventing pharmacists from being considered for visa invitations?
Thank you for your time and attention to this matter. I look forward to your response.
Hello Mr. Karl
I am writing to express my concern regarding the ongoing lack of visa invitations for pharmacists despite the occupation being listed on the Australian Skilled Occupation List, specifically the Priority Occupation List.
As a skilled pharmacist, I am eager to contribute my skills and knowledge to the Australian healthcare system. I have been closely following the visa invitation rounds and have noticed that while other medical professions such as physiotherapists and nurses have been receiving regular invitations, pharmacists have been consistently overlooked.
I would be grateful if you could provide me with some insights into the reasons behind this discrepancy. Is there a specific policy or circumstance that is preventing pharmacists from being considered for visa invitations?
Thank you for your time and attention to this matter. I look forward to your response.