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Changes to the Skilled Occupations List (SOL) have been made by the Department of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC) in consultation with the Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations (DEEWR).

The Skilled Occupations List (SOL) lists all occupations that the Government considers to be a skilled profession for purposes of migration to Australia. Applicants for a General Skilled Migration visa must nominate a skilled occupation listed on the SOL in order to gain points towards their Australian visa application.

They must also have their nominated skills assessed by an approved assessing body before their application will be accepted by DIAC.

The Government periodically reviews the SOL so that it remains reflective of the Australian economy, and this week, after consultation with DEEWR, DIAC have released a revised version of the SOL to go live on 15 May 2009.

While no occupations have been removed or added from the SOL, the Government has changed the assessing requirements for occupations. Now, Vocational Education and Training Assessment Services (VETASSESS) can act as a co-assessing authority alongside the Trades Recognition Authority (TRA) for all countries except “recognised countries” for the following occupations:

4311-11 General Electrician
4431-11 General Plumber
4312-11 Refrigeration and Air-conditioning Mechanic
4211-11 Motor Mechanic
4411-11 Carpenter and Joiner
4411-13 Carpenter
4411-15 Joiner
4313-11 Electrical Powerline Tradesperson
4313-13 Cable Jointer
4414-11 Bricklayer
4311-01 Supervisor, Electricians
4312-01 Supervisor, Plumbers
4411-01 Supervisor, Carpentry and Joinery Tradespersons
4313-01 Supervisor, Electrical Distribution Tradespersons
4414-01 Supervisor, Bricklayers
4211-01 Supervisor, Motor Mechanics

“Recognised Countries” are UK, India, Sri Lanka, South Africa and the Philippines.

Effectively, this means that skilled applicants in the above trades, who are not residents of any recognised country, now have another option to TRA to have their skills assessed in order to complete their Australian visa application.

It is not clear whether VETASSESS has plans to conduct practical assessments in any other country but they may consider doing so, depending on demand.
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Eto, friško iz mog mailbox-a. Na prvi pogled sam pomislio da skidaju zanimanja sa SOL-a, da vidim ko će još da se štrecne...
 
Tree:
Eto, friško iz mog mailbox-a. ...
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A ovo iz mog:
Dear Mrs Palma,

You will be aware that the Minister has made an adjustment to Australia’
s migration intake to ensure that the skilled migration program is
responsive to the worsening global economic situation. On 16 March 2009
a revised processing order for applications with identified skills in high
demand took effect. Applications with employer or state or territory
sponsorship continue to receive first priority, then those with business
skills and with an occupation on the Critical Skills List (CSL). The aim
is to improve the skilled migration program so that migrant workers are
meeting skills shortages and not competing with Australian workers for
jobs. The Minister is monitoring the migration intake and will aim to set
the 2009-2010 migration program to reflect the economic climate as part
of the Budget process.

You have nominated a skilled occupation that is not on the CSL and your
application is not currently eligible for priority processing. While we
empathise with your circumstances, we are sorry to advise that your
application is not able to be finalised this financial year.

The Minister's priority processing direction applies to all applications,
including those in the final stages of processing. If your nominated
occupation is not on the Critical Skills List (CSL) and you are not
nominated by a State or Territory government or sponsored by an employer,
the processing of your visa application will be delayed until those visa
applications which meet the processing priorities are finalised. There
is no set time for the processing of applications for skilled migration.


If you wish to have your application processed as a priority, you may wish
to consider an employer-sponsored visa or alternatively seek State or
Territory government nomination. An eligible Australian employer could
sponsor you and guarantee to employ you for a period of time under the
Temporary Business (Subclass 457) visa, the Regional Sponsored Migration
Scheme (RSMS) or the Employer Nomination Scheme (ENS).

Further information on these schemes and instructions for obtaining
nomination/sponsorship is available on the Department's website:
http://www.immi.gov.au/skilled/skilled-workers/visa-options.htm.

For any further enquiries about the application you have lodged please
refer to our website using the following link http://www.immi.gov.
au/contacts/visa-enquiries/professionals.htm

Yours sincerely

xxxxxx xxxxx ( imenom i prezimenom)
General Skilled Migration – Adelaide
Department of Immigration and Citizenship


Ima još:
IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Please read on about changes in the way applications are now
being processed.

There are specific updates covering the following topics:
- The order in which applications are currently being processed
- State or Territory Sponsored Applicants
- Changing to a State/Territory Sponsored visa application
during processing
- Applicants with occupations on the Critical Skills List (CSL)
- Information for Accountants
- Information for Computing Professionals
- Applications that are not on the CSL
- Options if your occupation is not on the CSL
- Visa subclasses exempt from the new changes (485, 487, 476
and 887)
- Allocation dates


ORDER OF PROCESSING GENERAL SKILLED MIGRATION APPLICATIONS

From 1 January 2009, the new Ministerial Direction (S499) gives
priority processing to applications strictly in the following
order:

1. employer sponsorship; then
2. State or Territory Sponsorship; then
3. an occupation on the Critical Skill List (CSL); then
4. Business Skills; then
5. an occupation on the Migration Occupations in Demand List
(MODL); and then
6. All other applications
**********************************************************
APPLICATIONS NOT ON CSL

If you have nominated a skilled occupation that is not on the
CSL and your application is not currently eligible for priority
processing then we are unable to provide a definitive timeline
for finalising your application. This includes applications that
were previously listed on the CSL and subsequently removed.

**Applicants who have applied for visa subclasses 175, 176, 885
and 886 may be eligible for a fee waiver if they are able to
obtain Employer Nomination. For more information please contact
your nearest Centre of Excellence:
http://www.immi.gov.au/contacts/centres-of-excellence/

Te prema tome MODL je pala na 5 mjesto na top listi.
 
Pozdrav svma
Htio bih da dam podrsku svima forumasima-aplikantima i svojim buducim zemljacima. (Palmu sam cak i upoznao prije 2 godine)
Nista ne brinite, vase aplikacije ce biti sigurno odobrene. Morate cekati, ali ni to nije strasno, pogotovo sto znate da je ovdje velika kriza, i stoga, za novodosle, prakticno nemoguce dobiti posao u struci.
Ako je u 2008. bilo odobreno 100.000 viza, za 2009. po novinama barataju sa cifrom od 30.000. Pa vi sada racunajte, kada cete doci na red. U svakom slucaju, Au je pravedna zemlja, koja ce prije ili kasnije odrzati dato obecanje svim aplikantima.
Nadamo se da ce vec u 2010. krenuti rast, pa eto vas kod nas, da zajednicki gradimo ovu prelijepu zemlju.
 
Zdravo Moracikus,
drago nas je da čitamo vaš prvi post na našoj maloj Australiji na Krstarici.
:bye:
A s obzirom da sam ovde bio dosad zadužen za loše vesti u vezi migracije, kao odgovor tim novinama što barataju s 30000, ovaj put da budem taj što daje optimističke prognoze. :klap:

Further cuts in Australian Skilled Migration intake
Posted: 12 May 2009 02:20 AM PDT

The Rudd Government is going to announce its latest budget tonight with an expected deficit of about $60 billion most likely making the biggest headline.
For those looking at making the move down under however, the slashing of a further 7000 places from the general skilled migration intake will be the news that hurts the most!
The cut will take the general skilled migration intake for the next financial year to 108,000.
Added to the decision in March to axe 18,500 places, the total reduction of 25,500 will constitute a 20 per cent cut to the program.
The cuts, the deepest since the previous recession, will proceed despite figures this week showing the unemployment rate fell from 5.7 per cent to 5.4 per cent last month, which translated to an increase of 27,000 jobs.
While the Minister for Immigration Senator Chris Evans has not yet released details of the Australian skilled migration program for the 2009-10 financial year, it can be expected that it would reflect the needs of the recovering Australian economy.
Over the past few years, when the Australian economy was soaring at unprecedented levels, the Australian migration program also reached record levels (133,000 places for skilled migration).
This year, in response to the global economic contraction, Senator Evans had to refine the Australian skilled migration program so that it targeted those migrants with the skills needed most for the growth of the Australian economy, and slash the annual target to 115,000 places.
Nevertheless, if predictions that the Australian skilled migration program would be reduced by a further 7,000 places come to fruition, there will still 108,000 places available for potential skilled migrants to Australia.
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pozdrav svim forumasima na ovoj temi. :super: imam pitanje? dali mi neko moze pomoci i odgovoriti sta se dogadja posle lekarskog pregleda i svih ostalih provera od stane imigration agenta? jer sam ja pre od prilike mesec dana zavrsila lekarski pregled i personal clearence, sto je zadnja stavka na check listi? :rtfm: hvala unapred. :dontunderstand:
 
vesnabln:
pozdrav svim forumasima na ovoj temi. :super: imam pitanje? dali mi neko moze pomoci i odgovoriti sta se dogadja posle lekarskog pregleda i svih ostalih provera od stane imigration agenta? jer sam ja pre od prilike mesec dana zavrsila lekarski pregled i personal clearence, sto je zadnja stavka na check listi? :rtfm: hvala unapred. :dontunderstand:
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Pozdrav i vama, još jedan prvi post.
Nego gotov lekarski, viza pri kraju, a tek sad nam se javljaš u društvo ccc:roll:. Sad nam moraš ispričati sve unazad šta je i kako je!
Nego odgovor na to tvoje pitanje najviše zavisi od toga imate li agenta koga plaćate da završava papire umesto vas, ili se dopisujete direktno sa Case Officerom.
Javi se malo opširnije, pa ću jasnije da objasnim bitnost toga :bye:
 
Tree:
Pozdrav i vama, još jedan prvi post.
Nego gotov lekarski, viza pri kraju, a tek sad nam se javljaš u društvo ccc:roll:. Sad nam moraš ispričati sve unazad šta je i kako je!
Nego odgovor na to tvoje pitanje najviše zavisi od toga imate li agenta koga plaćate da završava papire umesto vas, ili se dopisujete direktno sa Case Officerom.
Javi se malo opširnije, pa ću jasnije da objasnim bitnost toga :bye:
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Pozdrav jos jednom. Nisam se pre oglasavala jer sam ga tek skoro otkrila. Aplicirali smo pre godinu ipo za GSM176, a u AU imamo sestru i brata koji nas zastupaju. Dobili smo Case officira koji nam se do sada obratio tri puta sa zahtevima za neke dodatne info, ukljucujuci IELTS za mene (polozila u februaru, band score 7.5). Kao sto rekoh lekarski zavrsen pre mesec dana, i sada cekam. Mene sada interesuje koliko se u proseku ceka nakon sto se zavrsi lekarski i sve ostalo sa check list-e?
 
Traženje dokaza engleskog za skundarnog aplikanta obično znači skoro gotovu vizu... Razumećete što vam ne može niko sa sigurnošću odgovoriti na pitanje, jer baš ništa ne znamo o vašem slučaju (ovo što je napisano u postu i dalje nije dovoljno)
 
Moracikus:
Pozdrav svma
Htio bih da dam podrsku svima forumasima-aplikantima i svojim buducim zemljacima. (Palmu sam cak i upoznao prije 2 godine)
Nista ne brinite, vase aplikacije ce biti sigurno odobrene. Morate cekati, ali ni to nije strasno, pogotovo sto znate da je ovdje velika kriza, i stoga, za novodosle, prakticno nemoguce dobiti posao u struci.
Ako je u 2008. bilo odobreno 100.000 viza, za 2009. po novinama barataju sa cifrom od 30.000. Pa vi sada racunajte, kada cete doci na red. U svakom slucaju, Au je pravedna zemlja, koja ce prije ili kasnije odrzati dato obecanje svim aplikantima.
Nadamo se da ce vec u 2010. krenuti rast, pa eto vas kod nas, da zajednicki gradimo ovu prelijepu zemlju.
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Zdravo zemljače!
samo da te pozdravim i poželim dobrodošlicu na ovaj naš forum :)

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