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Dandy da li si pitao DIAC za tvoj processing time i da li su ti odgovorili...?
Ja sam im poslao e-mail, proslo je nedelju dana...nista ne odgovaraju..!
Pitam zato jer sam procitao da su nekom na forumu javili da ce za modl 176
znati processing time krajem oktobra...
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Dandy da li si pitao DIAC za tvoj processing time i da li su ti odgovorili...?
Ja sam im poslao e-mail, proslo je nedelju dana...nista ne odgovaraju..!
Pitam zato jer sam procitao da su nekom na forumu javili da ce za modl 176
znati processing time krajem oktobra...
Da, tako je bilo, pitao sam ih ja odma, posle 23.septebra. I dobio sam taj odgovor od njih (u roku od jedno 5 dana):
"... Once the ASPC has
established processing arrangements for CSL cases, we will be in a
position to provide further advice regarding your specific application,
which, hopefully can be done by the end of October 2009. ..."
pa sad, nisam ni na nebu ni na zemlji, ili samo tako volim da mislim, nadam se da necu morati cekati do tamo neke 2013te trinaeste, dvadesete.... kad su me vec izcimali i za lekarski, ne bih zheleo da ostanem zaglavljen u ovom "glibu".. chekanje je i majka i maceha..
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Ma ne boj se ...
Zamisli administraciju koja je imala kapacitet vise od 150 000 viza godisnje ...
...da odjednom pocne da obradjuje oko 20 hiljada(CSL)vise ili manje...nebitno.
Cinjenica je da cela Aus.vapi za radnom snagom..
..Samo Victoria je svojevremeno potrazivala 6 hiljada sheetmetal workera(moje zanimanje)
...Pa nece valjda Farmaceuti da im kuvaju ili programeri da bruse i vare..itd.
Kad im"dojade"CSL-ovci doci cemo i mi obicni na red...
Unapred se izvinjavam mojim prijateljima forumasima koji su na CSL-i..
(mada su oni uglavnom svi dobili vize).
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Ma ne boj se ...
...Pa nece valjda Farmaceuti da im kuvaju ili programeri da bruse i vare..itd.
Kad im"dojade"CSL-ovci doci cemo i mi obicni na red...
Unapred se izvinjavam mojim prijateljima forumasima koji su na CSL-i..
(mada su oni uglavnom svi dobili vize).
Ulepsao si mi dan
dandy008
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I tako. 
Jutros mi stigla i zvanichna pusha u mail-u od ASPC-a. Nishta od mene do kraja 2012. poshto nisam na CSL-u...
jedina svetla tachka u pismu od dotichne gospodje Suzan mi je ostavila trachak nade, al generalno ne rachunam stim:
"..If you have already undergone your health and character checks, these should be forwarded to the Department. However, processing of your application will not be finalised until further notice. "
mislim da cu opet morati da kupim kola(pritom opet izgubim na transakcjama), vratim se malo u ovdashnje tokove.. moram ostati normalan
Jutros mi stigla i zvanichna pusha u mail-u od ASPC-a. Nishta od mene do kraja 2012. poshto nisam na CSL-u...jedina svetla tachka u pismu od dotichne gospodje Suzan mi je ostavila trachak nade, al generalno ne rachunam stim:
"..If you have already undergone your health and character checks, these should be forwarded to the Department. However, processing of your application will not be finalised until further notice. "
mislim da cu opet morati da kupim kola(pritom opet izgubim na transakcjama), vratim se malo u ovdashnje tokove.. moram ostati normalan
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I tako.
jedina svetla tachka u pismu od dotichne gospodje Suzan mi je ostavila trachak nade, al generalno ne rachunam stim:
"..If you have already undergone your health and character checks, these should be forwarded to the Department. However, processing of your application will not be finalised until further notice. "
mislim da cu opet morati da kupim kola(pritom opet izgubim na transakcjama), vratim se malo u ovdashnje tokove.. moram ostati normalan
Jao jako mi je žao. Pa nadam se da greše u tome, da i oni nisu sugurni kako će to sve da funkcioniše. Biće valjda opet nekih promena, dobrih za sve vas. Bar da završe ljude koji su uradili medical, jer stvarno nije fer.
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Ajde molim te postavi ceo odgovor koji si dobio!
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Dear Sir/Madam
General Skilled Migration (GSM) Priority Processing Arrangements
The Minister for Immigration and Citizenship, Senator Chris Evans, has, in accordance with Section 499 of the Migration Act 1958, given a Direction setting processing priorities for certain skilled migration visa applications. This Direction applies from 23 September 2009 to all skilled migration applications, including those in the final stages of processing.
The Direction gives priority to employer sponsored applicants and to applicants who have a nominated occupation which is in critical need, and are either sponsored by a State/Territory government or by a family member.
Section 51 of the Migration Act 1958 contains powers by which the Minister can consider and finalise visa applications in an order of priority that the Minister considers appropriate. Officers of the Department of Immigration and Citizenship are bound to follow this Ministerial Direction which applies to every stage of visa processing.
All General Skilled Migration (GSM) visas are subject to the processing priorities set out in Direction 42 Order of consideration – certain Skilled Migration visas, except for:
•
Skilled – Recognised Graduate Subclass 476;
•
Skilled – Designated Area – Sponsored Subclass 883;
•
Skilled – Regional Subclass 887.
These applications will continue to be processed in the order in which they were received by the Department.
The Direction gives the following processing priorities (with highest priority listed first):
1) applications from persons who are employer sponsored under the Employer Nomination Scheme and the Regional Sponsored Migration Scheme;
2) applications from persons who are nominated by a State/Territory government and have nominated an occupation on the Critical Skills List (CSL);
3) applications from persons who are sponsored by family and who have nominated an occupation on the CSL;
4) applications from persons who are neither nominated nor sponsored but who have nominated an occupation on the CSL;
5) applications from persons who are nominated by a State/Territory government and have not nominated an occupation on the CSL;
6) (i) applications from persons who have nominated an occupation that is listed on the Migration Occupations in Demand List (MODL); and
7) (ii) applications from persons who are sponsored by family and have not nominated an occupation on the CSL;
all other applications are to be processed in the order in which they are received.
The CSL is a list of occupations developed in response to the changing critical skills needs of Australia. The CSL can be found on the Department’s website at:
http://www.immi.gov.au/skilled/general-skilled-migration/pdf/critical-skills-list.pdf
This new Processing Priority Direction replaces the previous Processing Priority Direction which commenced on 1 January 2009.
The processing priority arrangements change the order in which applications are processed and the length of time it will take to finalise applications. However, these changes have not affected the requirements to be satisfied for the grant of a visa.
As the economic situation changes, the Government will review its measures to ensure that the program target and objectives are achieved.
How are you affected?
As your nominated occupation is not on the CSL and you have applied for an offshore GSM visa it is unlikely that your visa will be finalised before the end of 2012.
Your ‘nominated occupation’ is the occupation you nominated at the time you lodged your application and can not be changed.
The priority processing arrangements apply to all applications, irrespective of the date your application was lodged; whether health and character clearances have been provided or your application is in the final stages of processing or your nominated occupation was previously on the CSL.
Please note that these application processing times are based on the current visa application rate, the Processing Priority Direction (in effect from 23 September 2009), and the availability of places in the Migration Program.
You will be contacted when your visa application is re-allocated to a case officer. Please do not contact the Department to request your application be exempt from the Minister for Immigration and Citizenship’s Priority Processing Direction as case officers must adhere to the Minister’s Direction.
Processing priorities are subject to change. Any changes to these priorities or processing times will be updated on the Department’s website. See: http://www.immi.gov.au/skilled/general-skilled-migration/whats-new.htm
Providing outstanding documents
If you were previously requested to undergo further health and character checks but have not yet initiated these, you should not proceed until a further request is made by the Department.
If you have already undergone your health and character checks, these should be forwarded to the Department. However, processing of your application will not be finalised until further notice.
Unless you are advising the Department of a change in your personal circumstances (for example, changes to address, contact details or family composition) no further documentation should be provided by you until your case officer contacts you.
Your visa status
For Offshore GSM applicants (subclasses 134, 136, 137, 138, 139, 175, 176, 475, 495 (offshore), and 496) who are in Australia, bridging visas are not applicable to your application. To remain lawfully in Australia you will need to ensure you continue to hold a visa (such as a Tourist or Student visa).
Can I provide a new skills assessment?
If you obtain a new skills assessment for an occupation included on the CSL, this can only be considered with a new application. You must ensure you meet the legislative criteria in place at the time of lodgement. Any new application will require a new Visa Application Charge (VAC).
Can I withdraw my application and get a refund of my Visa Application Charge (VAC)?
If you wish to withdraw your application, you must advise the department in writing. This advice can include any number of applicants but must be signed by each person aged 18 years and over.
You may seek a refund of the VAC; however legislation provides only limited circumstances in which refunds may be given. A VAC is usually only refunded when an application is deemed unnecessary or was made as a result of a mistake by either the applicant or the Department.
A refund will not be given in circumstances where an applicant considers a ‘mistake’ was made because they:
•changed their mind;
•do not satisfy a criterion for visa grant; or
•do not wish to proceed with their application because it will take longer to process than expected.
Where can I get further information?
The case officer previously assigned to your application will no longer be able to assist with enquiries about your application.
Information on skilled visa processing is updated regularly and can be obtained by sending a blank email to: aspc.processing@immi.gov.au (for applications being processed in Adelaide) or gsmb.information@immi.gov.au (for applications being processed in Brisbane). This is an automated email service.
Further advice and information concerning priority processing arrangements and other changes to General Skilled Migration visas is available on the Department’s website at: http://www.immi.gov.au/skilled/general-skilled-migration/whats-new.htm
Yours sincerely
Suzanne Jarrett
Adelaide Skilled Processing Centre
Department of Immigration
General Skilled Migration (GSM) Priority Processing Arrangements
The Minister for Immigration and Citizenship, Senator Chris Evans, has, in accordance with Section 499 of the Migration Act 1958, given a Direction setting processing priorities for certain skilled migration visa applications. This Direction applies from 23 September 2009 to all skilled migration applications, including those in the final stages of processing.
The Direction gives priority to employer sponsored applicants and to applicants who have a nominated occupation which is in critical need, and are either sponsored by a State/Territory government or by a family member.
Section 51 of the Migration Act 1958 contains powers by which the Minister can consider and finalise visa applications in an order of priority that the Minister considers appropriate. Officers of the Department of Immigration and Citizenship are bound to follow this Ministerial Direction which applies to every stage of visa processing.
All General Skilled Migration (GSM) visas are subject to the processing priorities set out in Direction 42 Order of consideration – certain Skilled Migration visas, except for:
•
Skilled – Recognised Graduate Subclass 476;
•
Skilled – Designated Area – Sponsored Subclass 883;
•
Skilled – Regional Subclass 887.
These applications will continue to be processed in the order in which they were received by the Department.
The Direction gives the following processing priorities (with highest priority listed first):
1) applications from persons who are employer sponsored under the Employer Nomination Scheme and the Regional Sponsored Migration Scheme;
2) applications from persons who are nominated by a State/Territory government and have nominated an occupation on the Critical Skills List (CSL);
3) applications from persons who are sponsored by family and who have nominated an occupation on the CSL;
4) applications from persons who are neither nominated nor sponsored but who have nominated an occupation on the CSL;
5) applications from persons who are nominated by a State/Territory government and have not nominated an occupation on the CSL;
6) (i) applications from persons who have nominated an occupation that is listed on the Migration Occupations in Demand List (MODL); and
7) (ii) applications from persons who are sponsored by family and have not nominated an occupation on the CSL;
all other applications are to be processed in the order in which they are received.
The CSL is a list of occupations developed in response to the changing critical skills needs of Australia. The CSL can be found on the Department’s website at:
http://www.immi.gov.au/skilled/general-skilled-migration/pdf/critical-skills-list.pdf
This new Processing Priority Direction replaces the previous Processing Priority Direction which commenced on 1 January 2009.
The processing priority arrangements change the order in which applications are processed and the length of time it will take to finalise applications. However, these changes have not affected the requirements to be satisfied for the grant of a visa.
As the economic situation changes, the Government will review its measures to ensure that the program target and objectives are achieved.
How are you affected?
As your nominated occupation is not on the CSL and you have applied for an offshore GSM visa it is unlikely that your visa will be finalised before the end of 2012.
Your ‘nominated occupation’ is the occupation you nominated at the time you lodged your application and can not be changed.
The priority processing arrangements apply to all applications, irrespective of the date your application was lodged; whether health and character clearances have been provided or your application is in the final stages of processing or your nominated occupation was previously on the CSL.
Please note that these application processing times are based on the current visa application rate, the Processing Priority Direction (in effect from 23 September 2009), and the availability of places in the Migration Program.
You will be contacted when your visa application is re-allocated to a case officer. Please do not contact the Department to request your application be exempt from the Minister for Immigration and Citizenship’s Priority Processing Direction as case officers must adhere to the Minister’s Direction.
Processing priorities are subject to change. Any changes to these priorities or processing times will be updated on the Department’s website. See: http://www.immi.gov.au/skilled/general-skilled-migration/whats-new.htm
Providing outstanding documents
If you were previously requested to undergo further health and character checks but have not yet initiated these, you should not proceed until a further request is made by the Department.
If you have already undergone your health and character checks, these should be forwarded to the Department. However, processing of your application will not be finalised until further notice.
Unless you are advising the Department of a change in your personal circumstances (for example, changes to address, contact details or family composition) no further documentation should be provided by you until your case officer contacts you.
Your visa status
For Offshore GSM applicants (subclasses 134, 136, 137, 138, 139, 175, 176, 475, 495 (offshore), and 496) who are in Australia, bridging visas are not applicable to your application. To remain lawfully in Australia you will need to ensure you continue to hold a visa (such as a Tourist or Student visa).
Can I provide a new skills assessment?
If you obtain a new skills assessment for an occupation included on the CSL, this can only be considered with a new application. You must ensure you meet the legislative criteria in place at the time of lodgement. Any new application will require a new Visa Application Charge (VAC).
Can I withdraw my application and get a refund of my Visa Application Charge (VAC)?
If you wish to withdraw your application, you must advise the department in writing. This advice can include any number of applicants but must be signed by each person aged 18 years and over.
You may seek a refund of the VAC; however legislation provides only limited circumstances in which refunds may be given. A VAC is usually only refunded when an application is deemed unnecessary or was made as a result of a mistake by either the applicant or the Department.
A refund will not be given in circumstances where an applicant considers a ‘mistake’ was made because they:
•changed their mind;
•do not satisfy a criterion for visa grant; or
•do not wish to proceed with their application because it will take longer to process than expected.
Where can I get further information?
The case officer previously assigned to your application will no longer be able to assist with enquiries about your application.
Information on skilled visa processing is updated regularly and can be obtained by sending a blank email to: aspc.processing@immi.gov.au (for applications being processed in Adelaide) or gsmb.information@immi.gov.au (for applications being processed in Brisbane). This is an automated email service.
Further advice and information concerning priority processing arrangements and other changes to General Skilled Migration visas is available on the Department’s website at: http://www.immi.gov.au/skilled/general-skilled-migration/whats-new.htm
Yours sincerely
Suzanne Jarrett
Adelaide Skilled Processing Centre
Department of Immigration
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palma 67
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Uf... sad se i ja pitam što da radim..
Čekaj, ti si dobio CO u julu, pa ti je on rekao da odradiš Medical i Police? Što si i uradio...
Ovo pismo gore: jesu li ti oni sami poslali ili si radio onaj enkjuri postlodžment? (izluđeh više od ovih izraza)
Ovakvo pismo sam ja isto dobila kada sam poslala taj enkjuri..
Čekaj, ti si dobio CO u julu, pa ti je on rekao da odradiš Medical i Police? Što si i uradio...
Ovo pismo gore: jesu li ti oni sami poslali ili si radio onaj enkjuri postlodžment? (izluđeh više od ovih izraza)
Ovakvo pismo sam ja isto dobila kada sam poslala taj enkjuri..
palma 67
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Tebi je odgovorila Suzana a meni Brajan 
Dear Ms Palma,
Thank you for your e-mail about your visa application under Australia’s General Skilled Migration program.
In relation to state sponsorship please be advised that there have been further changes to the priority processing order resulting in state sponsorship being moved to a lower priority catagory if your nominated
occupation is not on the CSL..
No new fee is required for a a family sponsored visa subclass 176 to be processed as a state sponsored visa 176.
English is required at time of application and a case officer will assess if you have met this time of lodgement requirement.
Any requirement by Western Australia re funds to be deposited or period of stay in the state is an arrangement between you and that state and not with DIAC. Please refer to WA state government for answers to these
questions.
The Minister for Immigration and Citizenship, Senator Chris Evans, has set
new priority processing arrangements for certain Skilled Migration visas.... bla, bla, bla...
***********************************************************************
As your nominated occupation is not on the CSL and you are not sponsored by an employer, your visa application will not be finalised until those visa applications which meet the higher processing priorities are
finalised.
This priority processing Direction supersedes all previous Directions and applies to all unfinalised GSM applications with the exception of the subclass 476, 883 and 887 visas identified above. This Direction applies irrespective of whether the application is newly lodged, has been assessed and is in the final stages of processing, or is nominated by a State or Territory government or family sponsor.
Applicants with a nominated occupation not on the CSL who have applied for an offshore GSM visa, are unlikely to have their visa finalised before the end of 2012.
If you have already undergone your health and character checks, these should be forwarded to the Department. However, please note that processing will not proceed until further notice.
If you have undertaken your medical examination at Health Services Australia (HSA) and have received your results in a sealed envelope, please do not send the results to DIAC. We ask that you do not open this envelope but store this in a secure place until instructed otherwise.
If you have not yet initiated health and character checks you should not proceed until a request is made by the Department.
To be granted a visa this program year, applicants will need to meet visa requirements and be sponsored by an employer or have a nominated occupation listed on the CSL.
If you wish to have your application processed as a priority, you may wish to consider seeking an Australian employer to formally sponsor you.
Further information is available on the Department’s website at: http:
//www.immi.gov.au/skilled/general-skilled-migration/whats-new.htm
******************************************************
Yours sincerely,
Brian Earl
General Skilled Migration - Adelaide
Department of Immigration and Citizenship
Dear Ms Palma,
Thank you for your e-mail about your visa application under Australia’s General Skilled Migration program.
In relation to state sponsorship please be advised that there have been further changes to the priority processing order resulting in state sponsorship being moved to a lower priority catagory if your nominated
occupation is not on the CSL..
No new fee is required for a a family sponsored visa subclass 176 to be processed as a state sponsored visa 176.
English is required at time of application and a case officer will assess if you have met this time of lodgement requirement.
Any requirement by Western Australia re funds to be deposited or period of stay in the state is an arrangement between you and that state and not with DIAC. Please refer to WA state government for answers to these
questions.
The Minister for Immigration and Citizenship, Senator Chris Evans, has set
new priority processing arrangements for certain Skilled Migration visas.... bla, bla, bla...
***********************************************************************
As your nominated occupation is not on the CSL and you are not sponsored by an employer, your visa application will not be finalised until those visa applications which meet the higher processing priorities are
finalised.
This priority processing Direction supersedes all previous Directions and applies to all unfinalised GSM applications with the exception of the subclass 476, 883 and 887 visas identified above. This Direction applies irrespective of whether the application is newly lodged, has been assessed and is in the final stages of processing, or is nominated by a State or Territory government or family sponsor.
Applicants with a nominated occupation not on the CSL who have applied for an offshore GSM visa, are unlikely to have their visa finalised before the end of 2012.
If you have already undergone your health and character checks, these should be forwarded to the Department. However, please note that processing will not proceed until further notice.
If you have undertaken your medical examination at Health Services Australia (HSA) and have received your results in a sealed envelope, please do not send the results to DIAC. We ask that you do not open this envelope but store this in a secure place until instructed otherwise.
If you have not yet initiated health and character checks you should not proceed until a request is made by the Department.
To be granted a visa this program year, applicants will need to meet visa requirements and be sponsored by an employer or have a nominated occupation listed on the CSL.
If you wish to have your application processed as a priority, you may wish to consider seeking an Australian employer to formally sponsor you.
Further information is available on the Department’s website at: http:
//www.immi.gov.au/skilled/general-skilled-migration/whats-new.htm
******************************************************
Yours sincerely,
Brian Earl
General Skilled Migration - Adelaide
Department of Immigration and Citizenship
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GeaGea
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Cekaj pa ispada dendi da ti vide nemas CO. ili ja tu nesto nisam dobro razumela?
palma 67
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Sudeći po ovom:
izgleda više nema, barem ne istog...
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dandy008
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upravo tako.. 
djiki77
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Ajde ko sme da se kladi sa mnom da ce od vas troje(cetvoro) sa MODL liste..
koji ste predali aplikaciju u 2008 bar dvoje dobiti vizu do jula 2010-e....
Ako ja ne budem u pravu vodim sve na veceru...
A, ako budem ...
oni koji budu dobili vizu da mi kupe kartu do Minhena(Oktober fest)
..do tad ce se ukinuti sengen..
...a ja cu da pijem svapsko pivo u vase zdravlje..
..Prijave za opklade pocinju sad...!
koji ste predali aplikaciju u 2008 bar dvoje dobiti vizu do jula 2010-e....
Ako ja ne budem u pravu vodim sve na veceru...
A, ako budem ...
oni koji budu dobili vizu da mi kupe kartu do Minhena(Oktober fest)
..do tad ce se ukinuti sengen..
...a ja cu da pijem svapsko pivo u vase zdravlje..
..Prijave za opklade pocinju sad...!
GeaGea
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Pa zar nemas 20e za povratnu avionsku kartu do minhena
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Lufthansa prva klasa...Pa zar nemas 20e za povratnu avionsku kartu do minhena
Pa jel ti mislis posle bureta piva da cu da se truckam u nekom autobusu...!
GeaGea
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ma mislim na niskobudzetne avio kompanije
djiki77
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Aaa ne, ne, pa da drzim burence u krilu...ne hvala.!!ma mislim na niskobudzetne avio kompanije
GeaGea
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e bas si komplikovan!
Tree
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dosta bre vas dvoje bre
GeaGea
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A ti, jesi li sredio net?
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Ha,ha, jesam sredio sam netove, stručno. Mogao sam i ja u tu Australiju, samo izgleda neću ipak, sve mi se tako čini.
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Malo pre sam video da 175, 176 i 475 plaćaju jednom po 2525$, a drugi put po 3510$.
Da li je ovo brža varijanta? Da li vraćaju pare ako ne uspe?
Da li je ovo brža varijanta? Da li vraćaju pare ako ne uspe?
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