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In 2005, I went to Sydney for the first time to accompany my wife who studied at Sydney, then considered for immgrating to Australia. After thorough check on DIMIA website, I found that my occupation (University teacher) was not on SOL, so I didn't think I could apply for immigration. But in November 2005, DIMIA issued a policy change, enabling University teachers having a chance for immigration application, then I began to prepare for immigration.
I am a chemistry teacher, initially I wanted to apply for chemical engineer assessment. It cost me a very long time to write CDR (three articles). At the same time, I applied for Victoria State Nomination (visa subclass 137) and chemist assessment to VETASSESS. Before submitting engineer assessment to IEA, I got approval from Victoria government after 3 months, so I decided to apply for 137 (State/Territory Nominated Independent) directly to save time.
After more than 8 months waiting, we finally got pre-grant letter with exemption of backgroud check.
Nothing is impossible!!!
[ 本帖最后由 seaglesun 于 17-4-2007 23:07 编辑 ] |
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