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Immigration Forum / Australia and NZ / October 2005Relation between ACS and Med Request
All, I have been performing a little research on austimeline and discover that many PR visa applicants which uses ACS as their assesment agency and applied from May 2005 till now, have so few medical request. Is it the impact of ACS recommendation to DIMIA a couple of months ago that stated IT jobs in australia are a bit saturated ? Cheers, Evlin > All, > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Evlin Hi Evlin, I requested in July and did not heared anything about this issue. Maybe conducting a research based on statistics would help us! or an experienced person... Hope to deny that! > Hi Evlin, > I requested in July and did not heared anything about this issue. > Maybe conducting a research based on statistics would help us! or an > experienced person... > Hope to deny that! I would think the most likely resaon is that these people are not updating Austimeline (seems to happen quite a lot). > I would think the most likely resaon is that these people are not > updating Austimeline (seems to happen quite a lot). I surely hope so, that those people are not updating their profiles on austimeline, but up until now most visa applicants who were assessed by ACS are still on waiting period for their med and PCC request. Compare to others whose jobs are MODL, all IT professional are on slow lane. Again, i am just looking at data on austimeline and making assumption. Cheers, Elvin > I surely hope so, that those people are not updating their profiles > on austimeline, but up until now most visa applicants who were [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Elvin Dear Elvin, Well.... could you please provide us with some samples? , it seems to me that if they really want to consider any policy they may easily chnage the SOL scores.... yet who knows? .As I told earlier seeking reqruitment websites indicate another thing...I Hope... > Dear Elvin, > Well.... could you please provide us with some samples? , it seems to > me that if they really want to consider any policy they may easily > chnage the SOL scores.... yet who knows? .As I told earlier seeking > reqruitment websites indicate another thing...I Hope... Hi all, Here's one ACS example from pre-summer this year. (see my timeline below) We didn't frontload meds and got request after 5 months. That's, i think, the average time for med request these days.. > Hi all, > Here's one ACS example from pre-summer this year. (see my timeline > below) > We didn't frontload meds and got request after 5 months. > That's, i think, the average time for med request these days.. Me too ... ACS (RPL)... Got Medicals after 4 Months and 11 days.... Gurpreet > Me too ... ACS (RPL)... Got Medicals after 4 Months and 11 days.... > > Gurpreet Seems like DIMIA is moving on, i just got my Med Request today. Cheers, Elvin > Seems like DIMIA is moving on, i just got my Med Request today. > > Cheers, > > Elvin Dear Elvin, Congrats! you've got to establish a new thread for that after this concern! Hope you get it ASAP! :) > Seems like DIMIA is moving on, i just got my Med Request today. > > Cheers, > > Elvin Congratulations Elvin, The actual wait and stress will start once your PCC & Medicals are over. All the best and hope you don't hv to wait too long Gurpreet > All, > [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > Evlin What ACS recommendation to DIMIA? Do you have a reference for this? I'm already worried about IT skills getting less points... > What ACS recommendation to DIMIA? Do you have a reference for this? > I'm already worried about IT skills getting less points... Hi folks, Taking a fast look at Australian labour news does not indicate this... but rumors seem worrying.... ACS and other news databases announce a good market , as well as a simple search on Seek or others. Tq > Hi folks, > Taking a fast look at Australian labour news does not indicate this... > but rumors seem worrying.... ACS and other news databases announce a > good market , as well as a simple search on Seek or others. > > Tq I got a sponsorship around end of August from Victoria applying under Analyst/Programmer. I don't think they would give that unless they still need IT people in this line of work I've also been checking jobs each week and there seem's to plenty around the Melbourne area for my line of work.. I can't comment on different IT areas though > I got a sponsorship around end of August from Victoria applying under > Analyst/Programmer. I don't think they would give that unless they [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > around the Melbourne area for my line of work.. I can't comment on > different IT areas though Dear Aldebaran, Thank you for comment. Did you send just a mail to employer advertising the job? or you did it through an especial channel? Good luck > Dear Aldebaran, > Thank you for comment. > Did you send just a mail to employer advertising the job? or you did > it through an especial channel? > > Good luck Sorry but I don't understand your question > Sorry but I don't understand your question Thank you Tony for description you are right. > Thank you Tony for description you are right. Yes you are right Tony... sorry if I caused you any confusion Barb > Dear Aldebaran, > Thank you for comment. > Did you send just a mail to employer advertising the job? or you did > it through an especial channel? > > Good luck I think Alderbaron means means an STNI Nomination from Victoria as he has experience in the named specialised IT areas - not a job sponsorship - but I could be wrong. Tony |
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