Изменения 1 июля уже на сайте DIAC

[lx]

What's New? Recent Changes in General Skilled Migration

[Millux]

lx, спасибо, дружище!
Будем изучать...

[Strider]

Ух.. ну что там с приоритетами? Пока не вижу

[Kire]

Ух.. ну что там с приоритетами? Пока не вижу

Ткните пальцем в того, кто обещал огласить приоритеты 1 июля или пруфлинк на подобную инфу на сайте.

[Millux]

Кстати, пока что on-line -подача на 175-ю не работает...

[alex_u]

Выложили, а через 1 час по ссылке:
Skilled Occupation Lists (Formerly Known as Form 1121i)

Skilled Occupation Lists (Formerly Known as Form 1121i)

There are changes to the Skilled Occupations Lists which will be available shortly.

Видимо что-то не то выложили..

[irenlo]

lx, оперативен как всегда

дайте время нашим будущим соотечественникам не успели они еще все ссылки обновить. мож к нашему утру ужо все будет...

[lx]

Чтобы узнать новые приоритеты (CSL отменили с 1 июля, т.е. DIAC обязан хотя бы формально обновить список приоритетов, убрав CSL) послал пустое письмо на
[email protected]

пока что приходит старое (от 8 февраля)

Если кто-то получит ответ с новым содержанием, прошу закинуть в эту ветку. Спасибо!

[Alchemist]

В дополнение к приоритетам не вижу баллов по специальностям и не указано в каких организациях происходит их ассесмент

[lx]

Alchemist, это уже было указано ранее.

http://www.immi.gov.au/employers/_pd...rrelations.pdf

Смотрите Sсhedule 3.

[Alchemist]

Alchemist, это уже было указано ранее. http://www.immi.gov.au/employers/_pd...rrelations.pdf

Пропустил так пропустил, спасибо

[kresh]

There are changes to the Skilled Occupations Lists which will be available shortly

Skilled Occupation Lists (Formerly Known as Form 1121i)

[Dmitri_]

Если кто-то получит ответ с новым содержанием, прошу закинуть в эту ветку. Спасибо!

GENERAL SKILLED MIGRATION
ADELAIDE PROCESSING INFORMATION

This is an automated e-mail response which provides updated information on
skilled migration applications being processed by the Adelaide Skilled
Processing Centre (ASPC). Please do not reply to this email address as
this mailbox is not monitored. Contact details for the ASPC are listed
below.


IMPORTANT NOTICE
Changes to Priority Processing – 8 February 2010
Direction No. 45 - Order of consideration - certain skilled migration
visas

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. Departmental officers are required to follow this
Ministerial direction, which applies to every stage of visa processing.

The Minister for Immigration and Citizenship, Senator Chris Evans, has set
new processing priorities for certain skilled migration visa applications.
The direction came into effect on 8 February 2010 and applies to new
applications lodged on or after 8 February 2010, and those already lodged
or in the final stages of processing, and replaces the previous Priority
Processing Direction (No. 42) which commenced on 23 September 2009.

The new priority processing arrangements apply to the following visa
programs:
The Employer Nomination Scheme (ENS)
The Regional Sponsored Migration Scheme (RSMS)
General Skilled Migration (GSM)

The following GSM visa subclasses are exempt from the priority processing
provisions specified in Direction 45:
Skilled – Recognised Graduate Subclass 476
Skilled – Graduate Subclass 485
Skilled – Designated Area – Sponsored (Residence) Subclass 883
Skilled – Regional Subclass 887

Applications for these visa subclasses will be processed in the order in
which they are received.

The following GSM applications are exempt from Direction 45

applications that have been remitted by the Migration Review Tribunal for
reconsideration;
applications where it is readily apparent that the criteria for grant of
the visa would not be satisfied;
applications by members of the family unit of a person who holds a
temporary or provisional GSM visa (subsequent entrant applications).
visa applications for a Skilled – Regional Sponsored Subclass 487 visa
where the applicant holds a Skilled – Independent Regional (Provisional)
Subclass 495 visa, Skilled – Designated Area-sponsored (Provisional)
Subclass 496 visa, Skilled – Regional Sponsored Subclass 487 visa or
Skilled – Regional Sponsored Subclass 475 visa at the time they apply.

The Skilled Migration visa processing priorities

Under the Ministerial Direction, the following processing priorities (with
highest priority listed first) apply:
1. Applications from people who are employer sponsored under the ENS and
the RSMS.
2. Applications from people who are nominated by a State/Territory
government agency under a State Migration Plan agreed to by the Minister.
3. Applications from people who are nominated by a State/Territory
government agency and whose nominated occupation is on the Critical Skills
List (CSL).
4. Applications from people who are neither nominated nor sponsored
under Priority Groups 1,2 or 3 but whose nominated occupation is listed on
the CSL.
5. Applications from people who are nominated by a State/Territory
government agency whose nominated occupation is not listed on the CSL
6. (i) Applications from people whose occupations are listed on the
Migration Occupations in Demand List (MODL); as well as
(ii) Applications from people who are sponsored by family and whose
nominated occupation is not listed on the CSL.
7. All other applications are to be processed in the order in which they
are received.

The complete list of occupations on the CSL is available on the
department’s website:
http://www.immi.gov.au/skilled/gener...kills-list.pdf


Application Processing Times for GSM Applications


Information on application processing times is published on the
department’s website at
http://www.immi.gov.au/about/charter.../visas/8.0.htm


If your application is in any of priority groups 2, 3 or 4, it is
estimated that your visa application will be finalised within 12 months of
your lodgement date. Please note that processing times can be affected by
circumstances beyond the department’s control.

If your application is in any of priority groups 5, 6 or 7 and you have
applied for an offshore GSM visa or intend to apply for an offshore GSM
visa, it is unlikely that your application will be finalised within 3
years of the date of the application.

If your application is in any of priority groups 5, 6 or 7 and you applied
for an onshore GSM visa or intend to apply for an onshore GSM visa, it is
unlikely that your application will be finalised within 2 years of the
date of the application.

Please note that your nominated occupation is the occupation you nominated
at the time you lodged your application and cannot be changed.

Application processing times are indicative only and are based on the
current visa application rate, the current Priority Processing Direction,
and the availability of places in the Migration Program.

Please do not contact the department to request your application be
exempted from the Minister’s Priority Processing Direction. Departmental
officers must adhere to the Minister’s Direction and you will be contacted
by the department when your application is allocated to a case officer.

Processing priorities are subject to change. Any changes to these
priorities or processing times will be updated on the department’s website
at: What's New? Recent Changes in General Skilled Migration

Priority Processing Exemptions


Visa Subclasses 476, 485 and 887 are exempt from the priority processing
changes. Applications under these subclasses will continue to be
processed in the order in which they were received by the department – the
following subclass by application lodgement date identifies cases
currently being considered:

Visa Subclass

Skilled – Recognised Graduate Subclass 476
VF 476 (paper): 13 June 2010
VF 476 (e-lodged): 13 June 2010
Skilled – Graduate Subclass 485
VC 485 (paper): 13 July 2009
Skilled – Regional Subclass 887
VB 887 (paper): 6 May 2010

Processing News

INCREASED VISA APPLICATION CHARGES (VACs) – 1JULY 2010

Information on fees and charges is published on the department's website
at Fees & Charges - Applications & Forms - Visas & Immigration

When a VAC is changed, the new amount applies to all visa applications
received by the department on and after the day the VAC is changed.
Therefore if an application will be received by the department on or after
1 July 2010 please ensure that the correct VAC is paid. An application
has not been validly made until the full VAC is received.

The ASPC has been advised that the relevant visa charges will increase as
follows:

If the first instalment of the VAC payable was previously $AUD230 it will
be $AUD235 from 1 July 2010
If the first instalment of the VAC payable was previously $AUD2525 it will
be $AUD2575 from 1 July 2010

For GSM applicants liable to payment of a second instalment of the VAC the
amount payable will be $AUD3575 for applications lodged on or after 1 July
2010. Applicants are not required to pay the second instalment until
requested to do so by the department.

MINISTER'S ANNOUNCEMENT OF NEW SKILLED OCCUPATION LIST – 17 May 2010

On 17 May 2010, the Minister for Immigration and Citizenship, Senator
Chris Evans, announced the list of occupations included in the new Skilled
Occupation List (SOL). It is intended that the new SOL will come into
effect from 1 July 2010. Applications lodged prior to the implementation
of the new SOL will not be affected.

Further information about this announcement can be found on our website.
What's New? Recent Changes in General Skilled Migration

TEMPORARY SUSPENSION OF CERTAIN GENERAL SKILLED MIGRATION (GSM)
APPLICATIONS – 7 MAY 2010


The Australian Government has decided to temporarily suspend the
acceptance of certain General Skilled Migration (GSM) visa applications.
This temporary measure will begin on 8 May 2010 and is expected to remain
in effect until the end of 30 June 2010.


The temporary suspension applies only to primary (main) applicants for the
following visa subclasses:


Subclass 175 – Skilled Independent (Migrant) visa


Subclass 176 – Skilled Sponsored (Migrant) visa


Subclass 475 – Skilled Regional Sponsored (Provisional) visa

If you have already submitted a valid application for one of the affected
subclasses prior to 08 May 2010, this change does not affect you. Your
application will be processed as normal and in accordance with priority
processing arrangements.

Further information about this announcement can be found on our website.
What's New? Recent Changes in General Skilled Migration


OTHER CHANGES TO THE SKILLED MIGRATION PROGRAM

In addition to the new Priority Processing Direction the Minister has
announced other changes to the GSM Program. Information about these
changes have been published on the department’s website at:
What's New? Recent Changes in General Skilled Migration

INFORMATION ABOUT PROVIDING DOCUMENTS

Applicants for General Skilled Migration (GSM) are strongly encouraged to
submit supporting documentation electronically. Providing scanned copies
of documents reduces postal and administrative delays in receiving and
processing information.

GSM processing offices accept scanned copies of original documents
(non-certified) provided they are in colour. If you scan documents in
black and white, then they must be scanned copies of certified copies. The
valid file types for attaching documents are BMP, DOC, DOT, GIF, JPG, PDF,
RTF, TXT and XLS.

Information which will assist you in attaching documents to your
application or in emailing them to the department is available on the
department’s website at:
Attaching Documents to a General Skilled Migration Visa Application

E-lodged applications

If you e-lodged this application you are strongly encouraged to attach all
the supporting documentation to the application in the web-browser. This
is the preferred procedure for providing supporting documents for an
e-lodged application.

If for any reason you cannot attach documents in the browser then you can
email the documents as scanned attachments to:
[email protected]

Paper lodged applications

If you lodged a paper application you can still provide supporting
documentation electronically.

To provide additional documents to the GSM Adelaide office please email
the documents as scanned attachments to:
[email protected]

When emailing documents to the department please ensure that you include
an application reference number as the first part of the subject line of
your email. You can use either the Transaction Reference Number (TRN) or
file reference number for this purpose.

Do not send this office any original documents or provide paper copies of
documents attached to the browser or sent by e-mail unless asked to do so
by a departmental officer.

MEDICAL RESULTS

If you have undertaken your medical examination at Health Services
Australia (HSA), please do not post your medical results to us unless your
case officer requests you to do so. Please store your results in a secure
place and do not open the sealed envelope.

BRISBANE PROCESSING

Information regarding applications processed in Brisbane can be obtained
by sending a blank email to the following email address:
[email protected]

CONTACTING US

Email:
If you have not yet lodged a GSM application then enquiries should be made
using the on-line enquiry form at
General Skilled Migration Pre-Lodgement Enquiry Form
If you have already made an application then all enquiries for the ASPC
and BSPC need to be made using the on-line enquiry form at:
General Skilled Migration Post-Lodgement Enquiry Form or

Telephone:
1300 364 613 (in Australia) for the cost of a local call;
or
+61 1300 364 613 (outside Australia)

Contact Hours: (Australian Central Time):
0900 to 1600 Monday to Friday

Please note: due to the large volume of calls we receive, from time to
time you may experience lengthy delays before getting to speak to a
customer service officer.

LINKS

General Skilled Migration – What's New
What's New? Recent Changes in General Skilled Migration

Critical Skills List
http://www.immi.gov.au/skilled/gener...kills-list.pdf

Last updated: 30 June 2010

[Lass]

MEDICAL RESULTS

If you have undertaken your medical examination at Health Services
Australia (HSA), please do not post your medical results to us unless your
case officer requests you to do so. Please store your results in a secure
place and do not open the sealed envelope.

Ничего себе.. а что это за запечатанный конверт? с медициной что ли?
Получаешь результат по медицине в конверте и нельзя его распечатать, пока офицер не попросит?? Забавно.. ))

[Dmitri_]

Ничего себе.. а что это за запечатанный конверт? с медициной что ли?
Получаешь результат по медицине в конверте и нельзя его распечатать, пока офицер не попросит?? Забавно.. ))

Нет, не так. «Если вы проходили медобследование в Health Services Australia (HSA), то пожалуйста не присылайте нам ваши результаты, пока ваш офицер не попросит этого сделать. Пожалуйста сохраните ваши результаты в надежном месте и не открывайте запечатанный конверт».