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Thank you so much🙂

Hi can we change our work profile

Thank you ❤️

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-qUlYzpaoS_Q.html

Thank you so much 🙂

@@HetaGala Hi dear your videos are so useful.. I have a query if u can help.. Do the Indian work experience is taken in to account during skill assessment????

Please answer my query plz

@@HetaGala please answer my query

@@shazia012 Yes they do

Thank you ❤️

Best of luck. Good Wishes.

So when it comes to Visa Subclass 189, you don’t need to show any evidence of funds during the PR process . But for 190, they might ask for proof of funds and each state will have different requirements & for that, one can check the particular state website.And what I have made a Cost of living video which will give you rough idea of how much one would need for expenses.

Thank you. Like I have said, higher the score higher the chances to get an invitation. Yes because of pandemic process will be slow as compared to usual & I wish I could give you an answer for this, but I don't know how much time it would take . Sorry.

Hey, I have made a video on it : ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Y_KWOzYRiog.html

@@HetaGala Hi, thank you for the reply. One more question, in our grant letter only my husband name is printed with his details, but for VIVO we both have vivo number. Is this similar with you too?, should i take the print of VIVO number too when I go to airport, please reply. Thank you.

@@lavaniapuri no we both had received our visa grant letters in our emails respectively. You should have received your own visa grant letter even as dependent.

Thank you🙂. Have a nice day

I have a dedicated video for step by step PR process : ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-BBiibcViRH8.html

We don't think there will be any impact . I guess they will understand the situation & make an exception at such times. But yes it's good that you have mailed them about it.

@@HetaGala alright thanks for the prompt reply 👍❤️

Hey Thank you 🙂. What documents one need to share, you need to verify that your assessing authority. Each assessing authorities will have their own requirements. They will mention that on their website and also if they need anything additional they will email you to submit. Also I have made a Step by Step PR Process video which includes details of cost, documents and all stages of PR. Video : ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-BBiibcViRH8.html

@@HetaGala Thanks 😊

Yes it’s a good suggestion. Though there is nothing like PR card . How to apply and procedure for Medicare, I have made a video on it already: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Y_KWOzYRiog.html For Tax & Bank account, process is simple but yes I can think to make a video on it

I guess English test in March 2017 & got our visa grant Jan 2018

@@HetaGala Wow great.. Lucky champ.. Pray for us and Good night and have a healthy sleep..

No husband & wife doesn’t need to be of same field. Yes you can apply for skill set evaluation under the relevant skill occupation set for both of you. In 2017, our PR score was 75, but now the point system has changed. Also, below is the website link of immigration, where you can put the details and get a rough idea of how many total points you can have. immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/help-support/tools/points-calculator Hope this helps

There are customer service jobs here. To check the demand /opportunity according to different states , you can check the job portals like Seek , Indeed and read their job description to see how much work experience do they need and if they have any criteria.

Hey Madhvi, Usually any job profile that is listed in their skilled occupation list can apply for PR. I have heard that it is tough for freelancers to get PR and as we don't have much knowledge in this, I suggest you should consult some expert or registered MARA agent who can help you more on this.

@@HetaGala Hey Heta, I have full-time job 6+ experience in one of the technical firm. I'm just worried about job, how easily we can get in Aus.

Ohh Sorry my bad. So I can’t say what is the job market for content writer here, you can check in job portals like Seek or Indeed and get some idea of what the employer looks for in your job profile. Initially finding any job would be difficult, but it’s not impossible. Further, how can one find their first job, I have made a video on it: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-S37JdEqkggo.html . Thank you

Hi 2:09 ​@@HetaGala

Hello Srinivasa, are you talking about ICWA India?

Jaldi nikal.. Time hai tere sath

Big way to go get pr and independent good job on nurses 😊

@@mdnazmul-vm9ib damn I wrote this when I was 16. I am almost 19 and am in australia now

@@divib1313 how is it going ?? Getting jobs well

@@mdnazmul-vm9ib yes it’s going good. I have a job

You can try to search if you want after receiving PR, but in our opinion, coming here & searching would be good because many employers prefer meeting people in person & also prefer people who already have a PR with them. But yes it always depends on individual to individual , in the end you know what's best for you.

I covered this topic in my last video. Here is the link:ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-S37JdEqkggo.html

Hey Disha, Thank you for your kind words. So, As per my knowledge, you need to first apply for Partner Visa 309 that is provisional visa and later on you can get permanent Visa subclass 100. Usually there is a gap of 2 years in between provisional and permanent, but again it differs from individual case to case. Can’t say. After the grant of permanent visa subclass 100, one has to wait for 5 years to apply for citizenship. Sharing the immigration detail link for more details: immi.homeaffairs.gov.au/visas/getting-a-visa/visa-listing/partner-offshore As per immigration website, it says the processing time for provisional visa that is 309 is somewhere 19 to 23 months. PS: Good wishes for your marriage. God bless you both.

Hey, From what I recall during our time back in the year 2017, the first round started with 85 points for 189 visa, second round came down to 80 & 3rd & 4th was 75. And each occupation has its own point threshold for invitation. Frankly no idea when it specifically comes to Software engineer, but yes minimum experience required is 3 years to get 5 points & in our view the more the experience the better chances

@@HetaGala Okay thanks can you please also give some insights about Racism in Australia since I have heard a lot about it on social media, how can one live in a country permanently where he or she is not welcomed that's an important criteria for me so please share your experiences 🙏

@@HetaGala Waiting for your reply ma'am

I wouldn't say racism, but yes, there are some people who might not accept you because of where you are or how you look. They obviously won't say it on your face, but sometimes one can feel it. But yes, no direct racism hurls or any problems. We have come across more good people here who are really friendly & lovely souls.

Very bad

Go back to India. stop coming to White countries.

We came to Australia on PR.

@@HetaGala i watched your video later... I am happy for you guys... 👍👍👍👍

Thank you so much 🙏🏼😊

You can search the state-wise website & you will find many volunteer jobs available to work. Like for example, if you are in Sydney search NSW volunteering, for Melbourne, it will be Victoria Volunteering. Each state has their own dedicated website & they publish available jobs there.

@@HetaGala Thank you so much mam. I really appreciate it🙏🏻😊

Hey, I have talked about all steps in detail in the video itself which includes skill assessment too.

For us, we started in March 2017 and got visa in Jan 2018

In PTE, we get results sooner as compared to IELTS like PTE you will get results in 5 business days, ( I guess we got our results in 2 days) and IELTS takes more than that to give results. Also once you give a PTE exam it gives you an idea where you were lacking like in which section you did good in a graph form. So if you want to repeat the test, you will get a fair idea, what to work on. PTE is a computer based exam whereas IELTS is a hand written test & face to face( I have heard that now IELTS offers computer exams too in certain test centres, not sure though ). When it comes to cost, both are expensive & almost the same cost. We opted for PTE because we got the dates available sooner for the exam. PTE exam dates are more flexible & available all around the year I guess, but test frequency for IELTS is less. Also, there are some mock tests (paid ones ) which one can give to see which test is better for them. Most online tests are not scored means you won’t know the score only percentage of right or wrong answers, whereas in case of PTE, one can know how much they have scored .

@@HetaGala thanks for d prompt reply.

Hey richa! I recently gave pte exam and got the required score with just 1 week preparation. So I suggest you can give PTE.

@@meghanabhavsar278 thanks, can u tell if 79 or 84 is required for 8.

@@richamaam4338 Hey Richa It’s 79 in each test components to score 20 points. 65 in each test components to score 10 points. I have talked about it in my recent video wherein I share detailed PR process

We have never faced since the time we are here.

Stop flooding White countries then. Go away.

Yes it's true, because that's how your people treat us

Sorry, but I don’t have any knowledge about its process & all.

U look cute

I wouldn't say racism, but yes, there are some people who might not accept you because of where you are or how you look. They obviously won't say it on your face, but sometimes one can feel it. But yes, no direct racism hurls or any problems. We have come across more good people here who are really friendly & lovely souls.

Indian and Chinese immigrants are racist towards Australians, and Africans. None make any effort to integrate or mix with Australian people, choosing to stick to themselves. The Indian women are the worst, they loathe Australian women, daggers lol Hence, there is immense racism in return. You get what you give

Stay in India

@@joshr24 you make dance mums videos stfu

@@joshr24 lol 🤣👍

My overall score was 78 & Pratish was 89

@@HetaGala Thank you for sharing

I wouldn't say racism, but yes there are some people who might not accept you because of from where you are or how you look. They obviously won't say it on your face, but sometimes one can feel it. But yes no direct racism hurls or any problems. We have come across more good people here who are really friendly & lovely souls.

They already are 🙄

Leaving India was tough obviously, but coming out of our comfort zone was important because both of us wanted a better lifestyle & a better secured future.

@@HetaGala ❤️

What? Comfortable life in India? Do you really think that lol?

​@@vimalcurio why what is the problem ? You can buy a home, visit new places, for household chores you can keep a maid etc. Are you facing any problem in India ?

@@adip9213 well I don't like here especially government, bureaucracy and lack of quality of living and inconvenient cities here. Money isn't a problem for me so I'll choose cities like Vancouver, Dubai, Austin or countries like Bulgaria or other EU countries like Sweden or Switzerland over India. Because of Tax haven and good quality of living there, safety there(which is important for my future wife and kids) , and less bureaucracy and more or less I like Europe so. As an entrepreneur I would choose those places to live. So that's my opinion or u can say my preferences based on current knowledge

10-11 months. I have made a detailed video of step by step PR process. Check Life in Australia playlist :)