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Thanks Priya.

The main problem is there’s not much full time work in Australia Waste of time and money coming to Australia

Thank you so much.

GOOD LUCK No luck for me in Australia l couldn't find full time work only part time l had to share bedroom because rent cost a lot l couldn't save money maybe l try another country one day.

I had masters degree but could only find Uber part time work ,not enough money to pay the rent. Australia no good

@@ssingh5401 Australia is a very racist country I have degree in India but only find part time job here. I share bed room with 2 others so can not have girl friend in Australia. My parents are going to give me money to go back home because i'm broke here.

l’m in Melbourne Can not find full time work Doing Uber Eats Rent $320 for small bedroom Cost of living too high big struggle

All the best and thank you 😊

PR isn't easy to get in Australia. The Australian government is limiting these visa grants. You can study or work in Australia for 10 years on skilled migration visa if you was founded applicable for the conditions. They can still reject you on a PR visa Based on limitations set allowed. Australia don't give PR for everyone.

@@nathan-ck3je yes, noted thanks. However now here are you referring to any new tighter restrictions in granting the PR, or the general challenges in seeking one?

Not much jobs in Australia The cost of living and rent high Waste of time coming to Australia for me

No work here in Melbourne Only Uber Rents very high..

😊

@@ArteeVlogs can u please suggest a good consultant who would help in this process of Australian pr

Thank you.

Thanks Brinda and all the best to you guys.

PR isn't easy to get in Australia. The Australian government is limiting these visa grants. You can study or work in Australia for 10 years on skilled migration visa if you was founded applicable for the conditions. They can still reject you on a PR visa Based on limitations set allowed. Australia don't give PR for everyone

Thank you. 😊

1. Expenses (fees, rent, groceries, Rego, phone bills, electricity bills,water bills, internet/wifi etc.)&4000 a month and rising 2.Work( mostly didn’t get a proper job) 3.Mental stability( assignments, Cooking,waking early for the shifts or working for 20-22 hr a day) 4.Isolation 5.Racism (Not getting enough shift/ not getting proper pay rate) Such vlogs don’t show the reality what a real struggler goes through..

Sure Gracious. I am happy to connect. Dev Borem Korum.

All the best to you guys:)

Thank you Thaddeus 😊

1. Expenses (fees, rent, groceries, Rego, phone bills, electricity bills,water bills, internet/wifi etc.)&4000 a month and rising 2.Work( mostly didn’t get a proper job) 3.Mental stability( assignments, Cooking,waking early for the shifts or working for 20-22 hr a day) 4.Isolation 5.Racism (Not getting enough shift/ not getting proper pay rate) Such vlogs don’t show the reality what a real struggler goes through.

​@@rani8853this kind of comments demotivate, can u tell whats ur education, experience level, salary range, give us more details so I can try to validate ur comment.

Will try for that content as well.

Thanks Lalit and all the best.

hi, Lalit

Hi Aadi. Thanks for the wishes. I do agree that International students have to face challenges while they are studying here but student visa and PR are 2 different aspects. However, most of the students do go for PR after studies which is a good move but student visa doesn't guarantee a PR as it is totally for completion of studies with certain visa requirements and work conditions. Yes, the challenges are more if you want to meet your finances and find ways to meet that and try for PR after completing your studies. My husband did try for a student visa some years back but didn't proceed due to exorbitant cost and uncertainty of PR pathway. We had a very good life back in our home country, were well settled, decent pay job, family life etc. It wasn't an easy decision for us as we had so many plans on hold due to this process and the outcome. I haven't shared everything here. We too had to make a tough choice of leaving our family, job and start from scratch over here. Moreover, I wouldn't say that we were lucky as we did work hard for it and went through lot of challenges to get the grant. I do understand the challenges faced by student. However, there are difficulties on both sides which are tough to weigh and compare. Would be great to catch up if we cross ways. Tc and stay safe.

@aadi Applies for PR. Waits. Gets PR. Truly a roller coaster ride.

@@nikhil81090 Sadly offshore applicants would never experience that.

Not worth coming to Australia Not many full time jobs Cost of living too high

Hi Priyanka, yes definitely we could catchup 😊

कई दोस्त ऑस्ट्रेलिया गए हैं. लेकिन वहां विश्वसनीय काम ढूंढना बहुत मुश्किल है। किराया बहुत अधिक है, रहने की लागत बहुत अधिक है। पैसे बचाना बहुत मुश्किल है, आप बस जीवित हैं यदि आप काम पा सकते हैं। RU-vid लोग इसे आसान बनाते हैं, जैसे पैसा पेड़ पर बढ़ता है, लेकिन सच्चाई यह है कि यह एक बड़ा संघर्ष है।..

All the best for everyone Me and all my friends leave Australia . No full time work only part time jobs like uber Rent cost $2800 a month for old house..

Australia is very difficult Rent for my family $3000 plus $500 bills food $350 Too many short term jobs very had to find good job even if you have degree People very racist bosses use you then sack you We lose money coming here My wife want to go back home soon

Thanks Azhar.

Hi Aravind, Congratulations on your grant. We understand, it could be a daunting task to patiently wait for the grant. We have made a couple of vlogs on what we did after landing here in Australia. You can check on my channel: ru-vid.com We will definitely consider your request to make a separate vlog on what new entrants should do.

Welcome to Straya Shruti. All the best:)

Australia is safe and there are many who have migrated alone in the past. You need to be ready to face challenges and progress.

No work here in Melbourne Only Uber Rents very high..

No jobs in Australia Very high cost of living Many Indian’s leaving Now Australia no good..

Thanks Vansh.

Hi Ashwini. Thanks for the feedback. We are on 189. I wish you all the best.

Hi Harshal. We have already made a video on that. The general process will be the same. You will have to find out specific requirements based on your ANZSCO and visa subclass.

Wish you get your visa granted soon. All the best.

We didn't have a job before moving. We will make a video in the near future on job search.

Thanks Mohit. We have already made a video series on our job hunt.

Sure Ankit. That's great 👍

Many people come on student visa and then apply for the PR but that route has become challenging. It's a personal choice on what route to follow as you will have to consider all the pros and cons of going through a student visa for PR.

@@ArteeVlogs the only con I can see is the school fee and cost of living. It’s so high.

That's one of the biggest factors. But also note that occupation lists keep on changing. Hence, make an informed decision. All the best!

You need to visit DHA website on how to get your documents translated.

@@ArteeVlogs Thank you :)

I think you can. Please confirm though.

Hi Sagar. It's important to match your responsibilities rather than job designation.

Oh grt...how did you manage to get tickets??? And which airline???

@@priyankachandra1236 we are flying from Dubai

@@Jacob-dq7wg Your lucky to be in Dubai, we in India are really facing a very tough time with tickets from India to Australia.. Anyways all the best..👍

@@lalitds8427 Everything will be alright

Sure Arun and thanks a lot. All the best to you guys.

If you get the invitation and you have a secondary applicant, then both will get PR if you prove all the points claimed after your Visa lodgement. The secondary may give exams if you want to claim extra points based on the requirements. However, since the requirements keep changing, keep yourself updated with the latest requirements.

Hi Rishabh. This will be best known from the Airlines you book. As rules have been changing frequently these days.

Akash scored 79+ in each component of PTE. We will make soon make a video on PTE.

Thanks Reeya, 1. The payment will be based on the number of applicants in the visa application. 2. If you get pregnant before grant, you may inform CO and add baby to the application. If it's after grant then I guess you need to lodge the baby's visa. Please cross check this.

Got it! Thank you ❤️

EA requires you to have a basic score of IELTS 6 or equivalent to apply for the skills assessment.

@@ArteeVlogs ok thank you so much

Hi Harry, Artee didn't give PTE

Sure Mujib. We will make a video in the near future.

Thank you Artee..

It was 2018. Stated 2017 by mistake.

@@ArteeVlogs anyway that's still very long time, kudos to you both. Waiting for more details on PR process and exam details vidoes in future, thanks for making this one.

Please watch our videos Ana and you should have your answers.

Thank you 🥰😍

Visa and job are two separate things. Visa is required for work rights. However, some visa subclasses may require you to have a job.

You can apply any time as long as you satisfy all the requirements including the upper age limit.

It's very difficult to predict that.

Hi Gaurav, It should be around $5k to $6k per person for around 6 months.

The reason why our category is called General Skilled Migration is because you need to have the desired skills to be eligible and get your PR granted.

Hi Carvin, Watch our next video on step by step PR process.

@@ArteeVlogs share the link and the time in the video where you are actually talking about the points

Hi Simar. I will try to get that info as I am not aware of that at the moment.

@@ArteeVlogs thnqu sis 😊😊

Determining the timeline has been very tough for all.

It's hard to predict future Mehak but all the best

Each region may have their own requirements. Hence, you will have to visit the State website for detailed information.

We got invited on 80 in March 2019. Invitation will depend on lot of factors like the visa subclass, occupation demand, other State/Regional eligibility requirements etc.

This is very difficult to answer, Mitesh as rules can change frequently.

Hi Rishabh, It will depend on your current level of English competency. My husband studied around 3 hours every day for a month before giving IELTS but he still got 7 in writing which was challenging.

@@ArteeVlogs Yes i saw the scores in your other video it's very hard to get Australian pr and since i am a software engineer i believe my cut off points will be around 90🤯😢

189 is a point tested stream and requires high points but 190 and 491 have different requirements to get an invitation.

Please check on the DHA, official website if this test is acceptable.

Be patient and you should have your outcome soon. All the best!

All the best Waheeda.

Hai waheeda any update or good news😅?

All the best Janki

Video coming soon...

Thanks Rishav. We will make one in the near future.