Recent content by Rish92

After COVID, lot of companies are looking for onshore applicants rather than offshore. You can still try to come onshore and apply for jobs once you are here. It’s a long shot but worth a try.

At the moment onshore aspirants working in their nominated field (as long as it’s in MTSSL) are getting state sponsored PR (190 visa) quite easily and in record time. I got my 186 (employer sponsored) PR visa in 2 months. The key now is to be onshore and work in the nominated field. Points have...

Yes and no, depends on the jobs you are looking for. There’s tremendous shortage for various jobs in supermarkets, hospitality, etc. at the moment. So for anyone who is desperate to live in Australia it’s a good option. Don’t expect high paying jobs in regional area though.

Yeah man…. Just when we think we r near, the goal post shifts further away… good luck with ur journey mate… don’t lose hope

My application was processed in about 4 months. But I know it was quick becoz I spent 10 years of the last 12 years in Australia with minimal travel history. And processing time for employer sponsored visas have decreased significantly these days.

Lol… I want them cows

Guys, I’m flying to Australia tonight. For anyone who’s wondering how I ended up here - went to Australia for bachelors but had to leave as I had no pathway for further visa. So applied for masters. Spent 10 years in Aus trying to get PR but didn’t have enough points. Left Australia and started...

I’ll say Melbourne is the 1 where u get least heat, or Hobart. Brisbane still gets pretty hot, lived there for year.

Hahaha I’ve lived in Australia for 10 years…. Temperatures r 30C+ During days and 20C + during nights for almost for 8 months of the year. You will get a couple of weeks where temp drops below 10C at nights.

Wowww…. 10C even without winds is freezing cold haha… anything less than 15C u gotta crank up the heater lol

Yeah it’s the main reason I wasn’t too keen on Canada. I’m the guy who used to wear a jacket when temperatures drop below 20C in Australia (there’s lot of people who do that).

Good on ya hahaha

Australia has same immigration levels as it had before. It’s just that there are now more streamlined pathways for temporary residents and points based offshore immigration is relic of the past.

I’ll probably be the Uber driver lol

Q i know an engineer earning $250k AUD with just 3 years of experience on diversity quota.