Hi apple, me and my husband can relate so much to your situation, we arrive in australia on 2016, husband studied bachelors then post grad. His an IT but until now no pr invite. Now we are leaving australia for good by July. Stayed for 8yrs but we’re still happy because we did our best and now it’s time to move on. Hope you guys will be ok and good luck on your next journey. :)
@pixelbenny we live in Sydney po. We didn’t push to go to regional area anymore because of the constant changes of immi rules and we don’t want to waste more time po so we shifted our plans..
Hi silent viewer po ako, dating applicant ako pero citizen na. based sa experience ko ang policies nila ay palaging based sa economic situation ng bansa at dahil dun kailangan na nila mag adjust para din sa ikabubuti ng bansa. At dahil na rin sa mga dating changes inabot ng sobrang tagal ang application ko to the point na akala ko wala na at naghanap na ako ng ibang opportunity. Pero one time bigla ako tinawagan at pinag comply ng requirements. Ang naging prayers ko kay Lord is i trust him completely na alam ko may plano siya para sa akin if kung Australia man or hindi. Ang lesson learned ko is If God meant it mapupunta talaga para sa inyo kahit ano man mangyari, pero if not that means meron siyang ibang ibibigay na mas maganda para sa inyo...
Hi Apple, I can relate to your situation. We’ve had many hardships here in Au. Took us a very very long time to reach our goal. So many failures because of frequent immi rule changes. It’s hard and heartbreaking. Pero push nyo yan. As long as you have even just a little shred of light don’t lose hope. We had experienced not just once twice but 5x failure. Pero laban lang. we stayed in Sydney for so long but didn’t get what we deserved so our last chance was to move in different state and finally we got the lucky. Remember, there are other migrants that have been here longer than you and me pero they’re still struggling until now. For sure, hindi kayo kasama sa new rules. Often this things happens here.
Hello Apple, while listening to your stories. I'm literally crying. 😢 idk pero i can feel you. Naconsider mo ng 2nd home si Australia then eto na nagdamot n na sila. Sana nga lang may consideration 🙏 lalo na to those SV who was here during pandemic. Alm ntin ang hirap malayo sa pamilya then you can do anything to protect them. Hayz . Let continue praying sis. Laban lang till end. Hugs
Hi ate Apple, I believe there's something good in store for both of you. Life is a journey, may ups and downs. Nawa in this turbulent time you will find peace and comfort in God's loving arms. Padayon!
You just have to be honest about yourselves. Most Int'l Students, specially coming from 3rd word countries, see the Student Visa pathway as a means for eventual immigration. All the best to your journey.
Laban lang sis! I know di kayo (and ako) maaaffect ng new rules. God is in control. Keep the faith and by June/July, approved yang post-grad visa ni Kuya Ren. 😊❤️
Apple, when God closes a door, God may want you to go to a different path or even destination. Remember your original plan to go to Canada? There are quite a number of people, who have left Australia and are now in Canada. Make God always the first in your lives and God will direct you on the path God wants you to take. Remember that God always makes a way.
Canada is way easier to migrate than Australia sa totoo lang. Higpit ng aus. Saka pabago bago. Sa independent visa nlng gusto nila mga highly skilled talaga. Canada basta willing magsponsor ang employer kahit anong work easy.
Girl, there is still a chance just don't rest on your laurels. Go to the nearest licensed migration agent and present your situation. If you have to talk to the principal regarding having an earlier end date for your studies or taking the final exam earlier, go ahead. Do whatever it takes. There is still hope.
Don’t waste more time I will be honest, even with graduate visa with strict rules for PR small chance you will get it with your age anyway. Go to somewhere easier like Canada and don’t waste your time anymore. Many people spent years and leave with nothing
@@applesangoyovlogsyour goal is to get PR and citizenship it’s ok to be honest. You haven’t wasted time yet but will soon I see many people stay 5-6 or 7 years and go home broke that’s waste of time and not what anyone wants. If you are 20 it’s different to 30s or 40s too.
Sa totoo lang more than a decade na hindi na reresolba ang issues sa mga international students, migration agencies at schools yung liberal government pa ang nakaupo. Alam na ng government about issues like ghost colleges, work exploitation, under the table payment etc. for the longest time. Mostly government and schools ang major contributor bakit affected ang international students sa policy changes. Government and schools can help each other to built accommodation for international students pero in-ignore nila. Kung may enough infrastructure and stable ang cost of living wala naman ganitong changes ang i-implement.
Lets be true to ourselves that the reason majority of intl students go to Australia is not to study but to find work and seek a permanent residency. Lets not kid ourselves.
Majority but not everyone. Life can have different mindsets and realizations for people. It may change at times. Kung may chances or opportunities naman, why not have it
Hi Apple thanks for sharing. Am already a citizen dito pero itu yung sentiments ko about the new rules ng sv, l also feel frustrated kasi ang hirap din kumuha ng family member like my niece, prang wala ding saysay ang pagka pr or citizen if di ka manlang makakuha kahit isa, did I make any sense?
Yes that true, yan din sentiments ng mga kilala kong PR and citizens here. That’s one of our goal din sana if someday mabigyan ng chance to stay here permanently
@@applesangoyovlogs I think yung ‘timing’ ang big factor sa case nyo, its not the end of it for you, explore point system, I initially came here as skilled independent migrant visa, siguro wait lang to loosen up again yungvrules, may mga nang abuso lang kasi ng systema plus pandemic, best of luck to you, keep on trying.
Same here ma’am😢 Feb nakatanggapako ng offer, naka pasa sa interview, then need ng IELTS which naipasa ko naman… April assessment meeting with Migration agent,nag pass na Ng mga requirements . Today May 6. Ang sabi Ng agent sa Employer ko na Baka mag fail ako sa TRA. So Yung sponsor employer ko di nlang daw Nila itutuloy Yung appplication ko. 😢 Without even trying 😢 Nakaka pang hinayang lang kasi, pero ganun talaga, atleast may work pa naman ako dto sa SG. Sayang Yung effort ko pero cguro may iba na plan para akin Ang itaas😊.
Always look at the bright side. If di kami mag succeed dito option din naman is mag hanap jan sa SG kung may opportunity for us. Basta wag tayong mawalan ng pag-asa. You can also try again, baka lang hindi pa ito ang right time. God’s plan is always the best!🙏
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Hi apple, me and my husband can relate so much to your situation, we arrive in australia on 2016, husband studied bachelors then post grad. His an IT but until now no pr invite. Now we are leaving australia for good by July. Stayed for 8yrs but we’re still happy because we did our best and now it’s time to move on. Hope you guys will be ok and good luck on your next journey. :)
So sad for this, 😢 wishing you & your hubby more on your nxt journey.
Thank you po ms@mharyhuanasdiary
Hello! If you dont mind me asking po. Saan area po kayo sa Australia nag sstay? Salamat po
I wish you and your husband the best of luck in your next journey. It's a sad thing that you have to depart Australia after a long time.
@pixelbenny we live in Sydney po. We didn’t push to go to regional area anymore because of the constant changes of immi rules and we don’t want to waste more time po so we shifted our plans..
Hi silent viewer po ako, dating applicant ako pero citizen na. based sa experience ko ang policies nila ay palaging based sa economic situation ng bansa at dahil dun kailangan na nila mag adjust para din sa ikabubuti ng bansa. At dahil na rin sa mga dating changes inabot ng sobrang tagal ang application ko to the point na akala ko wala na at naghanap na ako ng ibang opportunity. Pero one time bigla ako tinawagan at pinag comply ng requirements. Ang naging prayers ko kay Lord is i trust him completely na alam ko may plano siya para sa akin if kung Australia man or hindi. Ang lesson learned ko is If God meant it mapupunta talaga para sa inyo kahit ano man mangyari, pero if not that means meron siyang ibang ibibigay na mas maganda para sa inyo...
Hi Apple, I can relate to your situation. We’ve had many hardships here in Au. Took us a very very long time to reach our goal. So many failures because of frequent immi rule changes. It’s hard and heartbreaking. Pero push nyo yan. As long as you have even just a little shred of light don’t lose hope. We had experienced not just once twice but 5x failure. Pero laban lang. we stayed in Sydney for so long but didn’t get what we deserved so our last chance was to move in different state and finally we got the lucky. Remember, there are other migrants that have been here longer than you and me pero they’re still struggling until now. For sure, hindi kayo kasama sa new rules. Often this things happens here.
You did a good fight. ♥️ baka may ibang plano ang dyos. Fighting! Silent viewer here. 💕
Hello Apple, while listening to your stories. I'm literally crying. 😢 idk pero i can feel you. Naconsider mo ng 2nd home si Australia then eto na nagdamot n na sila. Sana nga lang may consideration 🙏 lalo na to those SV who was here during pandemic. Alm ntin ang hirap malayo sa pamilya then you can do anything to protect them. Hayz . Let continue praying sis. Laban lang till end. Hugs
Hi ate Apple, I believe there's something good in store for both of you. Life is a journey, may ups and downs. Nawa in this turbulent time you will find peace and comfort in God's loving arms. Padayon!
Thank you 💕
You just have to be honest about yourselves. Most Int'l Students, specially coming from 3rd word countries, see the Student Visa pathway as a means for eventual immigration. All the best to your journey.
Laban lang sis! I know di kayo (and ako) maaaffect ng new rules. God is in control. Keep the faith and by June/July, approved yang post-grad visa ni Kuya Ren. 😊❤️
Sis i feel you. Napaka-inconsiderate ng change sa age. May surprise si Lord sa inyo in Ren. Praying that all goes well sis 🙏
Thank you sis!🙏
Ung opinyon ng others is more a reflection abt themselves than about u😊
Laban lang. Another door will always open. It reminds of saying, "Focus on things that you can control and let go of things that don't have control"
Yung iba nga akala mo OFW kung mamuhay haha.
@BertWithoutErnie what do you mean po na parang OFW kung mamuhay?
Apple, when God closes a door, God may want you to go to a different path or even destination. Remember your original plan to go to Canada? There are quite a number of people, who have left Australia and are now in Canada. Make God always the first in your lives and God will direct you on the path God wants you to take. Remember that God always makes a way.
Yes true pero i can see na gsto nila talaga mag stay sa Australia kita sa mata ni ate 🥲
Of course we want to stay here kasi nandito na kami, kung may chance bakit hindi di ba. Pero pag hindi talaga, move on na lang.🙂
Canada is way easier to migrate than Australia sa totoo lang. Higpit ng aus. Saka pabago bago. Sa independent visa nlng gusto nila mga highly skilled talaga. Canada basta willing magsponsor ang employer kahit anong work easy.
Girl, there is still a chance just don't rest on your laurels. Go to the nearest licensed migration agent and present your situation. If you have to talk to the principal regarding having an earlier end date for your studies or taking the final exam earlier, go ahead. Do whatever it takes. There is still hope.
I will include you on my prayers. 🙏 God works amazingly. Magiging PR din tayo sa 🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🙏. See you there. ❤️🙏🥰
i hope all will be okay soon sa visa application nyo 🙏🧡
Don’t waste more time I will be honest, even with graduate visa with strict rules for PR small chance you will get it with your age anyway. Go to somewhere easier like Canada and don’t waste your time anymore. Many people spent years and leave with nothing
We are not wasting our time. Our goal is to gain experience and live the life we deserve, regardless of whether it is in Australia or elsewhere
@@applesangoyovlogsyour goal is to get PR and citizenship it’s ok to be honest. You haven’t wasted time yet but will soon I see many people stay 5-6 or 7 years and go home broke that’s waste of time and not what anyone wants. If you are 20 it’s different to 30s or 40s too.
this is the way
Sa totoo lang more than a decade na hindi na reresolba ang issues sa mga international students, migration agencies at schools yung liberal government pa ang nakaupo.
Alam na ng government about issues like ghost colleges, work exploitation, under the table payment etc. for the longest time.
Mostly government and schools ang major contributor bakit affected ang international students sa policy changes.
Government and schools can help each other to built accommodation for international students pero in-ignore nila.
Kung may enough infrastructure and stable ang cost of living wala naman ganitong changes ang i-implement.
Lets be true to ourselves that the reason majority of intl students go to Australia is not to study but to find work and seek a permanent residency. Lets not kid ourselves.
Majority but not everyone.
Life can have different mindsets and realizations for people. It may change at times. Kung may chances or opportunities naman, why not have it
Mas may chance kayo kung sa regional area po kayo.
Hi Apple thanks for sharing. Am already a citizen dito pero itu yung sentiments ko about the new rules ng sv, l also feel frustrated kasi ang hirap din kumuha ng family member like my niece, prang wala ding saysay ang pagka pr or citizen if di ka manlang makakuha kahit isa, did I make any sense?
Yes that true, yan din sentiments ng mga kilala kong PR and citizens here. That’s one of our goal din sana if someday mabigyan ng chance to stay here permanently
@@applesangoyovlogs I think yung ‘timing’ ang big factor sa case nyo, its not the end of it for you, explore point system, I initially came here as skilled independent migrant visa, siguro wait lang to loosen up again yungvrules, may mga nang abuso lang kasi ng systema plus pandemic, best of luck to you, keep on trying.
One option is look at Spain. Mas mabilis citizenship since pinoy
I saw it in other vlogs nga po. Sa Finland dami rin opportunity
Hi, try to consult Auspac Visa. Me and my wife are 37yrs old, Auspac team provided visa for us with path to PR and eventually citizenship❤
Kala ko june kayo mag apply ng graduate visa.baka exempted na husband mo.he he..tama yan consult with migration lawyer .me mga iba pang visa options
June 29 onwards po kami pwede maglodge ng graduate visa, June 28 kasi official end of study ni mister
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Same situation :(
nabasa na damit. shout out ;po
May surprise si God sa inyo sis.. ma approve yung citizenship nyo.. sa june.. promise.. alam na namin yan .. 👍😁 God bless sa inyo.
Amen to that!🙏
hopefully umabot po kami sa citizenship in the future hehe
Same here ma’am😢
Feb nakatanggapako ng offer, naka pasa sa interview, then need ng IELTS which naipasa ko naman… April assessment meeting with Migration agent,nag pass na Ng mga requirements .
Today May 6. Ang sabi Ng agent sa Employer ko na Baka mag fail ako sa TRA. So Yung sponsor employer ko di nlang daw Nila itutuloy Yung appplication ko. 😢
Without even trying 😢
Nakaka pang hinayang lang kasi, pero ganun talaga, atleast may work pa naman ako dto sa SG.
Sayang Yung effort ko pero cguro may iba na plan para akin Ang itaas😊.
Always look at the bright side. If di kami mag succeed dito option din naman is mag hanap jan sa SG kung may opportunity for us. Basta wag tayong mawalan ng pag-asa. You can also try again, baka lang hindi pa ito ang right time. God’s plan is always the best!🙏