Uncategorized Archives - Noble Career Gurus https://noblecareergurus.com/category/uncategorized/ Your Career is Our Priority Wed, 18 Nov 2020 05:00:46 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.9.4 https://noblecareergurus.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/cropped-logo-02.png Uncategorized Archives - Noble Career Gurus https://noblecareergurus.com/category/uncategorized/ 32 32 149535350 Australian student visa cost https://noblecareergurus.com/australian-student-visa-cost/ Wed, 18 Nov 2020 00:01:41 +0000 https://noblecareergurus.com/?p=3885 Australian student visa cost | Know all associated costs of studying in Australia We have heard plenty from people about how an Australian student visa costs a fortune. But does it really? If yes, how much? What is the amount of money you will be looking to spend if you choose to study in Australia? What’s the Australian student visa cost? In this post, we break down the cost of an Australian student visa in the simplest way possible and answer the most common question. There are a variety of costs you will incur while preparing your student visa application to Australia. To put it simply, you have the education cost and the migration costs.   Your migration cost or the direct cost for student visa application to Australia will more or less be the same irrespective of your level of intended study. However, your education cost obviously depends on the education provider you pick and the level of study you undertake. Education cost: You may also have to take an English language test to meet criteria for course enrolment or for visa application. The cost of English test may also vary depending on your location. Your total tuition fee varies depending on the education provider and your course. Initial payment for confirmation of enrolment: This amount varies depending upon your education provider. Usually, vocational education courses usually require you to deposit a couple of thousand dollars. Whereas higher education providers request for a full payment of the first semester to confirm your enrolment.  To take an average, a Bachelor’s degree in Australia typically costs around AUD 20,000 to AUD  45,000 per year. A master degree costs a couple of thousand dollars more around AUD 45,000 to AUD 50,000, but you do have some affordable options as well. There are universities as well as private colleges, and educational institutions that offer CRICOS registered courses for international students. This gives you the flexibility to choose a course or a provider that suits you.  Health insurance costs: As an international student in Australia, it is mandatory to have appropriate student health cover. You must pre-pay the entire health insurance cost for your study period before you lodge the visa. The cheapest insurance is about $600-$700 per year. Usually, your education provider will do this for you when they process your course application. VISA related costs: The Australian student visa application fee is the same for all international students i.e. AUD 620. Check Department of Home Affairs website for up-to-date fees. Other costs associated with Visa include biometric fees, the cost for medical health examination for the visa. These costs will vary from country to country.  Apart from that, other costs that you need to think about while thinking about coming to Australia as a student are the living costs.  Living costs in Australia: The Department has set approx. AUD 21000 as the average living cost for a single person in Australia. This includes the entire cost of living – accommodation, food, transportation, etc. As expected, living expenses are the highest in cities, highest in Sydney followed by Melbourne.  Depending upon your country of passport, at the time of student visa application, you may be required to provide evidence of financial capacity to support your living and tuition costs for at least a year.  Accommodation costs:  Rent is the second biggest expense for international students in Australia after the tuition fee.  There are various accommodation options in Australia, especially in Sydney and Melbourne. Students can choose from the homestay, student hostels, rent an apartment on their own or share a house or apartment with others. You can choose the one that suits your preferences and the budget the most. In Melbourne, the cheapest option is shared houses or shared apartments, where you can find a single room for yourself for about $800 per month or even less about half an hour away from the city. If you are happy to share a room, rental expenses can be as low as $400 per month. In cities like Adelaide, Darwin, Canberra, Brisbane, the cost is even lower. Food costs: Grocery is another major expense for students. The amount of money you spend on groceries will vary according to your dietary habits, and lifestyle. For a single person, you can expect to spend at least $200 per month on groceries.  Transportation costs: The other major cost is transportation which is the highest in Sydney and Melbourne.  As you go away from the metropolitan cities, public transportation costs are way lower.  In Melbourne, you can expect to incur about $162 per month if you get a monthly pass for public transportation in Melbourne. Some students also prefer to buy a car for their convenience as Australia allows students to drive with your international license while you hold a temporary visa. If you are thinking of getting one when you study in Australia,  you must think about the registration fee, and maintenance costs as well. Agency fees Lastly, you may have to pay your agent some charges for their services. This completely depends upon your arrangement with the agency. Most agencies only charge for visa applications, whereas all the services such as providing your genuine advice for both education and visa, course application, enrolments, liaising with the education provider on your behalf, etc. are free of charge for the student. If you have any education or migration-related query, please feel free to contact us for a FREE consultation from a registered migration agent or a certified education consultant. Lastly, don’t forget to check out our article that provides you with an overview of Australian Student visa.

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]]> Australian student visa cost | Know all associated costs of studying in Australia

We have heard plenty from people about how an Australian student visa costs a fortune. But does it really? If yes, how much? What is the amount of money you will be looking to spend if you choose to study in Australia? What’s the Australian student visa cost? In this post, we break down the cost of an Australian student visa in the simplest way possible and answer the most common question.

There are a variety of costs you will incur while preparing your student visa application to Australia. To put it simply, you have the education cost and the migration costs.

 

Your migration cost or the direct cost for student visa application to Australia will more or less be the same irrespective of your level of intended study. However, your education cost obviously depends on the education provider you pick and the level of study you undertake.

Education cost:

You may also have to take an English language test to meet criteria for course enrolment or for visa application. The cost of English test may also vary depending on your location. Your total tuition fee varies depending on the education provider and your course.

Initial payment for confirmation of enrolment:

This amount varies depending upon your education provider. Usually, vocational education courses usually require you to deposit a couple of thousand dollars. Whereas higher education providers request for a full payment of the first semester to confirm your enrolment. 

To take an average, a Bachelor’s degree in Australia typically costs around AUD 20,000 to AUD  45,000 per year. A master degree costs a couple of thousand dollars more around AUD 45,000 to AUD 50,000, but you do have some affordable options as well.

There are universities as well as private colleges, and educational institutions that offer CRICOS registered courses for international students. This gives you the flexibility to choose a course or a provider that suits you. 

Health insurance costs:

As an international student in Australia, it is mandatory to have appropriate student health cover. You must pre-pay the entire health insurance cost for your study period before you lodge the visa. The cheapest insurance is about $600-$700 per year. Usually, your education provider will do this for you when they process your course application.

VISA related costs:

The Australian student visa application fee is the same for all international students i.e. AUD 620.

Check Department of Home Affairs website for up-to-date fees. Other costs associated with Visa include biometric fees, the cost for medical health examination for the visa. These costs will vary from country to country. 

Apart from that, other costs that you need to think about while thinking about coming to Australia as a student are the living costs. 

Living costs in Australia:

The Department has set approx. AUD 21000 as the average living cost for a single person in Australia. This includes the entire cost of living – accommodation, food, transportation, etc. As expected, living expenses are the highest in cities, highest in Sydney followed by Melbourne. 

Depending upon your country of passport, at the time of student visa application, you may be required to provide evidence of financial capacity to support your living and tuition costs for at least a year. 

Accommodation costs: 

Rent is the second biggest expense for international students in Australia after the tuition fee. 

There are various accommodation options in Australia, especially in Sydney and Melbourne. Students can choose from the homestay, student hostels, rent an apartment on their own or share a house or apartment with others. You can choose the one that suits your preferences and the budget the most.

In Melbourne, the cheapest option is shared houses or shared apartments, where you can find a single room for yourself for about $800 per month or even less about half an hour away from the city. If you are happy to share a room, rental expenses can be as low as $400 per month. In cities like Adelaide, Darwin, Canberra, Brisbane, the cost is even lower.

Food costs:

Grocery is another major expense for students. The amount of money you spend on groceries will vary according to your dietary habits, and lifestyle. For a single person, you can expect to spend at least $200 per month on groceries. 

Transportation costs:

The other major cost is transportation which is the highest in Sydney and Melbourne. 

As you go away from the metropolitan cities, public transportation costs are way lower. 

In Melbourne, you can expect to incur about $162 per month if you get a monthly pass for public transportation in Melbourne. Some students also prefer to buy a car for their convenience as Australia allows students to drive with your international license while you hold a temporary visa. If you are thinking of getting one when you study in Australia,  you must think about the registration fee, and maintenance costs as well.

Agency fees

Lastly, you may have to pay your agent some charges for their services. This completely depends upon your arrangement with the agency. Most agencies only charge for visa applications, whereas all the services such as providing your genuine advice for both education and visa, course application, enrolments, liaising with the education provider on your behalf, etc. are free of charge for the student.

If you have any education or migration-related query, please feel free to contact us for a FREE consultation from a registered migration agent or a certified education consultant.

Lastly, don’t forget to check out our article that provides you with an overview of Australian Student visa.

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]]> 3885 Five Ways to Increase Migration Points https://noblecareergurus.com/five-ways-to-increase-migration-points/ Fri, 11 Sep 2020 03:39:09 +0000 https://noblecareergurus.com/?p=3856 Five ways you can increase your points for migration to Australia Migration to Australia is getting more competitive leading to an urgency to increase migration points as soon as possible. This has led to every aspiring migrant asking these burning questions:  How do I increase my points? Is there any other way to collect more points for migration? Below listed are the 5 different ways you can increase your points. Make sure you make use of every opportunity to maximize your points for migration. 1. English language skills: Improve your English language skill and achieve a score of 8 each in IELTS or 79 each in PTE to get the maximum points in these criteria i.e. 20 points.  2. NAATI – CCL test: Grab an additional 5 points by getting accredited with NAATI as a translator or interpreter of a credentialled community language(CCL) by passing the CCL test.  More details at https://www.naati.com.au/services/ccl/  3. Australian Study Requirement  Collect additional 5 points for the Australian Study Requirement by completing a study in Australia if you have not done so. You may also get extra 5 points if the study was completed in a regional area. 4. State nomination Get a state nomination for extra 5 points from the state or opt for a regional nomination for 15 points. 5. Partner skills Utilize your partner’s skills and claim 5 points for partner skills by getting their skills assessed if they are eligible and another 5 points with competent (each band 6 equivalent English)  Note: We also run PTE as well as CCL classes if you need guidance on how to achieve the maximum score in both tests. Feel free to check out our post on how to get permanent residency in Australia where we have simplified the process of 189 visa. Do you need further details about migrating to Australia or increasing your migration points? Feel free to contact us via the inquiry forms on our website, send us an email or just message us on our official Facebook page. Our team of migration experts is ready to assist you on your journey to Australian permanent residency.

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]]> Five ways you can increase your points for migration to Australia

Migration to Australia is getting more competitive leading to an urgency to increase migration points as soon as possible. This has led to every aspiring migrant asking these burning questions:  How do I increase my points? Is there any other way to collect more points for migration?

Below listed are the 5 different ways you can increase your points. Make sure you make use of every opportunity to maximize your points for migration.

1. English language skills:

Improve your English language skill and achieve a score of 8 each in IELTS or 79 each in PTE to get the maximum points in these criteria i.e. 20 points. 

2. NAATI – CCL test:

Grab an additional 5 points by getting accredited with NAATI as a translator or interpreter of a credentialled community language(CCL) by passing the CCL test.  More details at https://www.naati.com.au/services/ccl/ 

3. Australian Study Requirement 

Collect additional 5 points for the Australian Study Requirement by completing a study in Australia if you have not done so. You may also get extra 5 points if the study was completed in a regional area.

4. State nomination

Get a state nomination for extra 5 points from the state or opt for a regional nomination for 15 points.

5. Partner skills

Utilize your partner’s skills and claim 5 points for partner skills by getting their skills assessed if they are eligible and another 5 points with competent (each band 6 equivalent English) 

Note: We also run PTE as well as CCL classes if you need guidance on how to achieve the maximum score in both tests.

Feel free to check out our post on how to get permanent residency in Australia where we have simplified the process of 189 visa.

Do you need further details about migrating to Australia or increasing your migration points? Feel free to contact us via the inquiry forms on our website, send us an email or just message us on our official Facebook page. Our team of migration experts is ready to assist you on your journey to Australian permanent residency.

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]]> 3856 Coronavirus Relief in Victoria https://noblecareergurus.com/coronavirus-relief-in-victoria/ Fri, 28 Aug 2020 07:25:00 +0000 https://noblecareergurus.com/?p=3849 Coronavirus Relief | Grants and supports available for international students in Victoria It is clear that Covid-19 impact on students in Victoria has been the most severe in Australia. While there are various Coronavirus relief grants and supports for international students in Victoria provided by the government as well as various community and humanitarian organizations, it is definitely not easy to find proper information about them. Hence, we have collated as much information as we could find about relief supports that may be accessible for international students in Victoria.  International Student Emergency Relief Fund | Payment of upto $1100 for vulnerable international students who have lost their jobs or had a significant reduction in their employment and are facing financial hardship as a result of Covid-19. The Victorian Government has dedicated $45 million to the International Student Emergency Relief Fund to support international students in Victoria who are facing financial hardship through lost wages and work as a result of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. The fund is being delivered in two streams: University and TAFE & Private education providers.  More information at https://www.studymelbourne.vic.gov.au/news-updates/international-student-emergency-relief-fund  Victorian Government supports for individuals who have had to test for CoronaVirus | Relief Payment of $450 and an additional $1500 for Covid positives The Victorian Government is providing Coronavirus Test isolation payment of $450 as reimbursement for Victorian workers who have had to stay in isolation as they wait for their results of the Covid-19 test and an additional $1500 for individuals who have been detected Covid-19.  You do not need to be an Australian citizen or permanent resident to be eligible for this payment. However, you must have been employed as this is a worker support payment. You could be a permanent employee, casual, part-time, fixed-term, or even self-employed. You may also be eligible for a $1500 payment if you are/were in close contact with a confirmed Covid-19 case and have to self isolate due to that. To get the payment, you MUST meet the following criteria. You must be likely to have worked during the period of self-isolation or quarantine and are unable to work as a result of the requirement to stay at home. You must not be receiving any income, earnings, or salary maintenance from work. You must have exhausted sick leave entitlements including any special pandemic leave. You must not be receiving the JobKeeper payment or other forms of Australian Government income support Link to apply for $450  https://businessvic.secure.force.com/PublicForm?id=eic19p2020#no-back-button More information at the link below. https://www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/employee-isolation-payment-covid-19 Further supports available in Victoria: Victorian Rent relief grants: This is a one-off grant for people in rental hardship due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis, to help keep renters in safe and stable accommodation. For details, you can check out our post on how to apply for the Victorian rent relief grant. International Student Accommodation Legal service: If you are having accommodation issues, you can also access the International Student Accommodation Legal service by StudyMelbourne.  More information in the link below. https://www.studymelbourne.vic.gov.au/event/housing-and-accommodation-legal-service-fridays Utility Relief Grants: This grant is for low-income Victorians to pay overdue energy or water bills as a result of unexpected hardship created by coronavirus. It is available to renters and homeowners. You can receive a maximum of $650 on each utility type in a two-year period or $1300 for households with a single source of energy. The relief grant is paid to your utility provider.  More information at https://services.dhhs.vic.gov.au/utility-relief-grant-scheme Community Support & Food relief: Many local councils in Victoria have food relief programs for people affected by the coronavirus. You can visit your corresponding council’s website for further information. More information in the link below.  https://www.studymelbourne.vic.gov.au/help-and-support/support-for-students-coronavirus/support-and-food-relief-organisations Health Supports As an international student in Australia, it is mandatory to maintain adequate health insurance for the duration of your visa. However, in case your health care does not cover the costs associated with Coronavirus, Victorian hospitals will waive the costs of treatment if you need to seek medical advice or treatment for symptoms of Coronavirus. Please also note that seeking medical treatment will not affect your visa. Mental health support Likewise, mental health care supports are also available. It is recommended to contact your Overseas Student Health Cover provider to inquire about the services that are included in your health cover. In case your health cover does not include mental health support, there are free online and phone support services available. Few of them are: Lifeline – 13 11 14 Beyond Blue – 1300 22 4636 MensLine – 1300 789 978 VIC Suicide Help life – 1300 651 251  Suicide Call Back Service – 1300 65 94 67 Please note that all these mental health support services are free of charge and do not have any impact on your visa. Education-related support: If you are facing financial hardship and are unable to pay your tuition on time or take full-time study load, please contact your education provider to know your options. They may offer your options of deferring your enrolment, managing your payments, or accessing extra student supports or financial assistance. Other humanitarian organization supports: Red Cross Emergency Relief support for people on temporary visas: MUST meet the following criteria: You reside in Victoria You are not an Australian citizen or permanent resident You are not eligible for Commonwealth Government income support You are not eligible for any other state or territory funds for temporary visa holders Have no or limited income and no or very limited savings, and no other access to support from partner, family, or community members. Apply via the link below https://www.redcross.org.au/news-and-media/news/help-for-migrants-in-transition  Extreme hardship support program – DHHS & Redcross The Department of Health & Human Services (DHSS) is commissioning the Red cross to deliver an Extreme hardship support program to provide financial assistance to people experiencing significant hardship as a result of the coronavirus (COVID-19) and who are unable to access other forms of Victorian Government and Commonwealth Government income support. The program may support temporary and provisional visa holders and undocumented migrants with little or no income, savings, or community support. More information at the link below. https://www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/financial-support-coronavirus-covid-19  We hope this information is of assistance to you and helps you in getting some support at this time of need. If you require assistance with any education or migration-related query, please do not hesitate to contact us. We are here to help you.  Until the situation subsides, let’s stay home and stay safe.

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]]> Coronavirus Relief | Grants and supports available for international students in Victoria

It is clear that Covid-19 impact on students in Victoria has been the most severe in Australia. While there are various Coronavirus relief grants and supports for international students in Victoria provided by the government as well as various community and humanitarian organizations, it is definitely not easy to find proper information about them. Hence, we have collated as much information as we could find about relief supports that may be accessible for international students in Victoria. 

International Student Emergency Relief Fund | Payment of upto $1100 for vulnerable international students who have lost their jobs or had a significant reduction in their employment and are facing financial hardship as a result of Covid-19.

The Victorian Government has dedicated $45 million to the International Student Emergency Relief Fund to support international students in Victoria who are facing financial hardship through lost wages and work as a result of the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic. The fund is being delivered in two streams: University and TAFE & Private education providers. 

More information at https://www.studymelbourne.vic.gov.au/news-updates/international-student-emergency-relief-fund 

Victorian Government supports for individuals who have had to test for CoronaVirus | Relief Payment of $450 and an additional $1500 for Covid positives

The Victorian Government is providing Coronavirus Test isolation payment of $450 as reimbursement for Victorian workers who have had to stay in isolation as they wait for their results of the Covid-19 test and an additional $1500 for individuals who have been detected Covid-19. 

  • You do not need to be an Australian citizen or permanent resident to be eligible for this payment. However, you must have been employed as this is a worker support payment. You could be a permanent employee, casual, part-time, fixed-term, or even self-employed.
  • You may also be eligible for a $1500 payment if you are/were in close contact with a confirmed Covid-19 case and have to self isolate due to that.

To get the payment, you MUST meet the following criteria.

  • You must be likely to have worked during the period of self-isolation or quarantine and are unable to work as a result of the requirement to stay at home.
  • You must not be receiving any income, earnings, or salary maintenance from work.
  • You must have exhausted sick leave entitlements including any special pandemic leave.
  • You must not be receiving the JobKeeper payment or other forms of Australian Government income support

Link to apply for $450  https://businessvic.secure.force.com/PublicForm?id=eic19p2020#no-back-button

More information at the link below. https://www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/employee-isolation-payment-covid-19

Further supports available in Victoria:

Victorian Rent relief grants: This is a one-off grant for people in rental hardship due to the coronavirus (COVID-19) crisis, to help keep renters in safe and stable accommodation. For details, you can check out our post on how to apply for the Victorian rent relief grant.

International Student Accommodation Legal service: If you are having accommodation issues, you can also access the International Student Accommodation Legal service by StudyMelbourne. 

More information in the link below. https://www.studymelbourne.vic.gov.au/event/housing-and-accommodation-legal-service-fridays

Utility Relief Grants: This grant is for low-income Victorians to pay overdue energy or water bills as a result of unexpected hardship created by coronavirus. It is available to renters and homeowners. You can receive a maximum of $650 on each utility type in a two-year period or $1300 for households with a single source of energy. The relief grant is paid to your utility provider. 

More information at https://services.dhhs.vic.gov.au/utility-relief-grant-scheme

Community Support & Food relief:

Many local councils in Victoria have food relief programs for people affected by the coronavirus. You can visit your corresponding council’s website for further information.

More information in the link below. 

https://www.studymelbourne.vic.gov.au/help-and-support/support-for-students-coronavirus/support-and-food-relief-organisations

Health Supports

As an international student in Australia, it is mandatory to maintain adequate health insurance for the duration of your visa. However, in case your health care does not cover the costs associated with Coronavirus, Victorian hospitals will waive the costs of treatment if you need to seek medical advice or treatment for symptoms of Coronavirus. Please also note that seeking medical treatment will not affect your visa.

Mental health support

Likewise, mental health care supports are also available. It is recommended to contact your Overseas Student Health Cover provider to inquire about the services that are included in your health cover. In case your health cover does not include mental health support, there are free online and phone support services available. Few of them are:

Lifeline – 13 11 14

Beyond Blue – 1300 22 4636

MensLine – 1300 789 978

VIC Suicide Help life – 1300 651 251 

Suicide Call Back Service – 1300 65 94 67

Please note that all these mental health support services are free of charge and do not have any impact on your visa.

Education-related support:

If you are facing financial hardship and are unable to pay your tuition on time or take full-time study load, please contact your education provider to know your options. They may offer your options of deferring your enrolment, managing your payments, or accessing extra student supports or financial assistance.

Other humanitarian organization supports:

Red Cross Emergency Relief support for people on temporary visas:

MUST meet the following criteria:

  • You reside in Victoria
  • You are not an Australian citizen or permanent resident
  • You are not eligible for Commonwealth Government income support
  • You are not eligible for any other state or territory funds for temporary visa holders
  • Have no or limited income and no or very limited savings, and no other access to support from partner, family, or community members.

Apply via the link below https://www.redcross.org.au/news-and-media/news/help-for-migrants-in-transition 

Extreme hardship support program – DHHS & Redcross

The Department of Health & Human Services (DHSS) is commissioning the Red cross to deliver an Extreme hardship support program to provide financial assistance to people experiencing significant hardship as a result of the coronavirus (COVID-19) and who are unable to access other forms of Victorian Government and Commonwealth Government income support. The program may support temporary and provisional visa holders and undocumented migrants with little or no income, savings, or community support.

More information at the link below. https://www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/financial-support-coronavirus-covid-19 

We hope this information is of assistance to you and helps you in getting some support at this time of need.

If you require assistance with any education or migration-related query, please do not hesitate to contact us. We are here to help you. 

Until the situation subsides, let’s stay home and stay safe.

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]]> 3849 Temporary Graduate VISA – Simplified https://noblecareergurus.com/temporary-graduate-visa-simplified/ Wed, 26 Aug 2020 07:08:42 +0000 https://noblecareergurus.com/?p=3841 Temporary Graduate VISA (Subclass 485) – Simplified for you! The Temporary Graduate Visa (subclass 485), also commonly known as graduate visa is a temporary visa that allows you to live, study and work after you have completed your study in Australia. You can also bring your family members to Australia on this visa.  The Graduate visa has two streams: Graduate work stream and Post-Study work stream. Following table lists out the major features & key differences of each. Graduate Work Stream (GWS) Post Study Work (PSW) This visa is for international students who have recently graduated with skills and qualifications that are relevant to specific occupations Australia needs.  This visa is for international students who have recently graduated with a degree from an Australian institution.  Length of stay: Usually upto 18 months. Length of stay: usually between 2- 4 years depending upon your qualification. Department’s Visa Application Charge: From AUD 1650 Department’s Visa Application Charge: From AUD 1650 Visa condition & Work rights: Maintain Health Insurance Full-time work right Visa condition & Work rights: Maintain Health Insurance Full-time work right General Eligibility criteria for VISA Grant  Age: Must be under 50 years Visa status: Must have held a student visa within the past 6 months before Graduate visa application. Not have been previously granted a subclass 485 visa as a primary visa holder Australian Study requirement: Must have met the Australian Study requirement with a minimum of 2 academic years(92 weeks) in the past 6 months before current visa application.  Nominated occupation: Must have nominated an occupation on the Medium and Long-term Strategic Skills List (MTSSL) and hold a positive provisional skill assessment from a relevant assessing authority.       English language: Must hold a valid passport from the United Kingdom, the United States of America, Canada, New Zealand or the Republic of Ireland, or prove your English proficiency. To do this, show us evidence that in the last 3 years, you achieved: IELTS – Overall of at least 6 with minimum of 5 in each section PTE – Overall of at least 50 with minimum of 36 in each part. TOEFL – Total of at least 64 with minimum of 4 for listening, 4 for reading, 14 for writing and 14 for speaking. OET – Atleast B for each part. Health Insurance: Must have appropriate adequate health insurance to cover you for your proposed stay. Health & Character requirements:  Must meet the Department’s health & character requirements by undertaking a medical test and providing an Australian Federal Police check. Preferably, not have had a visa cancelled or refused. Age: Must be under 50 years Visa status: Must have held a student visa within the past 6 months before Graduate visa application. Not have been previously granted a subclass 485 visa as a primary visa holder Australian Study requirement: Must have met the Australian Study requirement with a minimum of 2 academic years(92 weeks) in the past 6 months before current visa application.  Eligible qualification: Must hold an Australian qualification at degree-level or above as a result of a recent study in Australia. For instance; Bachelor degree, Bachelors honours degree, Masters by coursework, Masters by research, doctoral degree, etc.   English language: Must hold a valid passport from the United Kingdom, the United States of America, Canada, New Zealand or the Republic of Ireland, or prove your English proficiency. To do this, show us evidence that in the last 3 years, you achieved: IELTS – Overall of at least 6 with minimum of 5 in each section PTE – Overall of at least 50 with minimum of 36 in each part. TOEFL – Total of at least 64 with minimum of 4 for listening, 4 for reading, 14 for writing and 14 for speaking. OET – Atleast B for each part.   Health Insurance: Must have appropriate adequate health insurance to cover you for your proposed stay. Health & Character requirements:  Must meet the Department’s health & character requirements by undertaking a medical test and providing an Australian Federal Police check. Preferably, not have had a visa cancelled or refused.   If you have any further queries regarding Graduate Work Visa subclass 485, please feel free to contact us and book a free consultation with our registered migration agent.   

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]]> Temporary Graduate VISA (Subclass 485) – Simplified for you!

The Temporary Graduate Visa (subclass 485), also commonly known as graduate visa is a temporary visa that allows you to live, study and work after you have completed your study in Australia. You can also bring your family members to Australia on this visa. 

The Graduate visa has two streams: Graduate work stream and Post-Study work stream.

Following table lists out the major features & key differences of each.

Graduate Work Stream (GWS) Post Study Work (PSW)
This visa is for international students who have recently graduated with skills and qualifications that are relevant to specific occupations Australia needs.  This visa is for international students who have recently graduated with a degree from an Australian institution. 
Length of stay: Usually upto 18 months. Length of stay: usually between 2- 4 years depending upon your qualification.
Department’s Visa Application Charge:

From AUD 1650

 Department’s Visa Application Charge:

From AUD 1650
Visa condition & Work rights:

Maintain Health Insurance

Full-time work right

 Visa condition & Work rights:

Maintain Health Insurance

Full-time work right

General Eligibility criteria for VISA Grant 
Age: Must be under 50 years

Visa status: Must have held a student visa within the past 6 months before Graduate visa application.

Not have been previously granted a subclass 485 visa as a primary visa holder

Australian Study requirement: Must have met the Australian Study requirement with a minimum of 2 academic years(92 weeks) in the past 6 months before current visa application. 

Nominated occupation: Must have nominated an occupation on the Medium and Long-term Strategic Skills List (MTSSL) and hold a positive provisional skill assessment from a relevant assessing authority.

 

 

 

English language: Must hold a valid passport from the United Kingdom, the United States of America, Canada, New Zealand or the Republic of Ireland, or prove your English proficiency. To do this, show us evidence that in the last 3 years, you achieved:

IELTS – Overall of at least 6 with minimum of 5 in each section

PTE – Overall of at least 50 with minimum of 36 in each part.

TOEFL – Total of at least 64 with minimum of 4 for listening, 4 for reading, 14 for writing and 14 for speaking.

OET – Atleast B for each part.

Health Insurance: Must have appropriate adequate health insurance to cover you for your proposed stay.

Health & Character requirements: 

Must meet the Department’s health & character requirements by undertaking a medical test and providing an Australian Federal Police check.

Preferably, not have had a visa cancelled or refused.

 Age: Must be under 50 years

Visa status: Must have held a student visa within the past 6 months before Graduate visa application.

Not have been previously granted a subclass 485 visa as a primary visa holder

Australian Study requirement: Must have met the Australian Study requirement with a minimum of 2 academic years(92 weeks) in the past 6 months before current visa application. 

Eligible qualification: Must hold an Australian qualification at degree-level or above as a result of a recent study in Australia.

For instance; Bachelor degree, Bachelors honours degree, Masters by coursework, Masters by research, doctoral degree, etc.

 

English language: Must hold a valid passport from the United Kingdom, the United States of America, Canada, New Zealand or the Republic of Ireland, or prove your English proficiency. To do this, show us evidence that in the last 3 years, you achieved:

IELTS – Overall of at least 6 with minimum of 5 in each section

PTE – Overall of at least 50 with minimum of 36 in each part.

TOEFL – Total of at least 64 with minimum of 4 for listening, 4 for reading, 14 for writing and 14 for speaking.

OET – Atleast B for each part.

 

Health Insurance: Must have appropriate adequate health insurance to cover you for your proposed stay.

Health & Character requirements: 

Must meet the Department’s health & character requirements by undertaking a medical test and providing an Australian Federal Police check.

Preferably, not have had a visa cancelled or refused.

 

If you have any further queries regarding Graduate Work Visa subclass 485, please feel free to contact us and book a free consultation with our registered migration agent. 

 

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]]> 3841 How to apply for Corona Virus Rent Relief Grant in Victoria https://noblecareergurus.com/how-to-apply-for-corona-virus-rent-relief-grant-in-victoria/ Tue, 18 Aug 2020 07:40:42 +0000 https://noblecareergurus.com/?p=3837 How to apply for Corona Virus Rent Relief Grant in Victoria If you reside in Victoria and you are going through financial hardship due to COVID-19, you may be eligible to apply for the Victorian Rent Relief Grant and have your rent reduced to alleviate some financial stress. The good news is that there are no citizenship or permanent residency requirements for this grant. So even student visa or other temporary visa holders can apply for it, given that they are mentioned on the lease or tenancy agreement. Realising that it can be overwhelming to consolidate the myriad of information available when most of us are already stressed out, we have tried to clarify what is CoronaVirus Rent Relief Grant and the procedure to apply for it in the simplest way possible. What is the CoronaVirus Rent Relief Grant? The Victorian Government has established an $80 million rental assistance fund to provide a one-off rent relief payment package of up to $2000 to help Victorian renters maintain safe, secure and stable accommodation. However, please note that this amount is paid to the tenant’s agent or landlord to contribute to the tenant’s rental payments, and not to the tenants. Are you eligible for this Rent Relief grant? To be eligible for the grant you must have Registered a revised rental agreement that includes the terms of rental reduction or completed a mediation or dispute resolution in case an agreement cannot be reached.  You must register this new rental agreement with Consumer Affairs Victoria. Your financial circumstances will need to have been significantly affected by COVID-19 through loss of employment, working hours and/or income reduced by 20% or more. Your household income must be less than $1,903 per week before tax, and you have less than $5,000 in savings and still be paying at least 30 percent of your income in rent.  You have no access to other benefits or financial assistance. What are the steps to apply for this Rent Relief Grant? First, you must negotiate a rental reduction with your landlord or real estate agent and lodge that agreement with Consumer Affairs Victoria; To register visit https://online.justice.vic.gov.au/cav-forms/covidcomplaint.doj After lodging your new rental agreement with Consumer Affairs Victoria, you can apply for the rent relief grant by visiting Rent Relief Grant online. Note that you must provide a current bank statement for every tenant on the lease and the evidence of reduced income or lost the job for every applicant affected. How to negotiate a rental reduction with my landlord? Inform your agent or landlord about your hardship. In most cases, they will send you an application form to fill and request you for supporting documents such as bank statement, recent payslips to prove reduced working hours, confirmation letter from your employer stating your loss of job or reduction in work hours, etc. If you are not an Australian citizen, they may ask you to provide a recommendation letter from your embassy.  Note: Make sure you clarify your expected amount of rent reduction to your landlord. As per my experience, a reasonable request is somewhere between 20-30% for the next 3-4 months. Always request for a higher percentage because there are high chances that the landlord will negotiate and agree to a lower reduction than what you proposed. Give them a buffer for their negotiation. Basically, if you think 20% will do, ask for 30%. Prepare all documents and submit to the landlord/agent as required. When you come to an agreement on the reduction amount, you will be provided a new rental agreement for the proposed period that you must sign & confirm. Then follow the steps mentioned in the above section. After the Application of grant If further details are required, you will receive an email with the requirements to complete the assessment of your application. You will have 14 business days to provide the details or additional documents requested. Otherwise, your application may be assessed as ineligible. Once the assessment is completed and your application has been approved, your rental relief payment will be processed within two weeks, as per the Victorian government. Actual processing times may vary. Some applicants have claimed that it took more than a month for processing. The payment will be made directly to your agent or landlord, and you will be notified once the payment is made. FAQ My landlord is asking me to pay back the reduced amount after a few months. Do I need to pay the grant back? You will not have to pay the grant back. As per the Department of Health and Human Services, State Government of Victoria, Australia, you will not have to pay the grant back. Since the landlord is getting reimbursed for the discounted amount of rent through this grant, it is your right as a tenant to negotiate this with the landlord such an issue arises. Additionally, please note that to protect and support both renters and landlords at this difficult time, the Victorian government has also declared the following: A six-month ban on evictions A pause in rental increases for six months Land tax relief for landlords You can also find more details at https://www.housing.vic.gov.au/help-renting/rentrelief We hope this post is of assistance to you in some way and helps in relieving some financial stress. It is a difficult time for everyone, and although it may be minimal, there are support and help available. Nevertheless, the onus is upon each of us to stay aware and updated about the circumstances and supports available, and reach out for assistance.  Meanwhile, if there is any education-related query or migration assistance you require, please feel free to contact us. We are here for you.

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If you reside in Victoria and you are going through financial hardship due to COVID-19, you may be eligible to apply for the Victorian Rent Relief Grant and have your rent reduced to alleviate some financial stress. The good news is that there are no citizenship or permanent residency requirements for this grant. So even student visa or other temporary visa holders can apply for it, given that they are mentioned on the lease or tenancy agreement. Realising that it can be overwhelming to consolidate the myriad of information available when most of us are already stressed out, we have tried to clarify what is CoronaVirus Rent Relief Grant and the procedure to apply for it in the simplest way possible.

What is the CoronaVirus Rent Relief Grant?

The Victorian Government has established an $80 million rental assistance fund to provide a one-off rent relief payment package of up to $2000 to help Victorian renters maintain safe, secure and stable accommodation. However, please note that this amount is paid to the tenant’s agent or landlord to contribute to the tenant’s rental payments, and not to the tenants.

Are you eligible for this Rent Relief grant?

To be eligible for the grant you must have

  • Registered a revised rental agreement that includes the terms of rental reduction or completed a mediation or dispute resolution in case an agreement cannot be reached.  You must register this new rental agreement with Consumer Affairs Victoria.
  • Your financial circumstances will need to have been significantly affected by COVID-19 through loss of employment, working hours and/or income reduced by 20% or more.
  • Your household income must be less than $1,903 per week before tax, and you have less than $5,000 in savings and still be paying at least 30 percent of your income in rent. 
  • You have no access to other benefits or financial assistance.

What are the steps to apply for this Rent Relief Grant?

  1. First, you must negotiate a rental reduction with your landlord or real estate agent and lodge that agreement with Consumer Affairs Victoria; To register visit https://online.justice.vic.gov.au/cav-forms/covidcomplaint.doj
  2. After lodging your new rental agreement with Consumer Affairs Victoria, you can apply for the rent relief grant by visiting Rent Relief Grant online. Note that you must provide a current bank statement for every tenant on the lease and the evidence of reduced income or lost the job for every applicant affected.

How to negotiate a rental reduction with my landlord?

  1. Inform your agent or landlord about your hardship. In most cases, they will send you an application form to fill and request you for supporting documents such as bank statement, recent payslips to prove reduced working hours, confirmation letter from your employer stating your loss of job or reduction in work hours, etc. If you are not an Australian citizen, they may ask you to provide a recommendation letter from your embassy. 

Note: Make sure you clarify your expected amount of rent reduction to your landlord. As per my experience, a reasonable request is somewhere between 20-30% for the next 3-4 months. Always request for a higher percentage because there are high chances that the landlord will negotiate and agree to a lower reduction than what you proposed. Give them a buffer for their negotiation. Basically, if you think 20% will do, ask for 30%.

  1. Prepare all documents and submit to the landlord/agent as required. When you come to an agreement on the reduction amount, you will be provided a new rental agreement for the proposed period that you must sign & confirm. Then follow the steps mentioned in the above section.

After the Application of grant

If further details are required, you will receive an email with the requirements to complete the assessment of your application. You will have 14 business days to provide the details or additional documents requested. Otherwise, your application may be assessed as ineligible.

Once the assessment is completed and your application has been approved, your rental relief payment will be processed within two weeks, as per the Victorian government. Actual processing times may vary. Some applicants have claimed that it took more than a month for processing. The payment will be made directly to your agent or landlord, and you will be notified once the payment is made.

FAQ My landlord is asking me to pay back the reduced amount after a few months. Do I need to pay the grant back?

You will not have to pay the grant back.

As per the Department of Health and Human Services, State Government of Victoria, Australia, you will not have to pay the grant back. Since the landlord is getting reimbursed for the discounted amount of rent through this grant, it is your right as a tenant to negotiate this with the landlord such an issue arises. Additionally, please note that to protect and support both renters and landlords at this difficult time, the Victorian government has also declared the following:

  • A six-month ban on evictions
  • A pause in rental increases for six months
  • Land tax relief for landlords

You can also find more details at https://www.housing.vic.gov.au/help-renting/rentrelief

We hope this post is of assistance to you in some way and helps in relieving some financial stress. It is a difficult time for everyone, and although it may be minimal, there are support and help available. Nevertheless, the onus is upon each of us to stay aware and updated about the circumstances and supports available, and reach out for assistance. 

Meanwhile, if there is any education-related query or migration assistance you require, please feel free to contact us. We are here for you.

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]]> 3837 4 POCKET FRIENDLY THINGS TO DO ON THE GOLD COAST https://noblecareergurus.com/4-pocket-friendly-things-to-do-on-the-gold-coast/ Thu, 02 Aug 2018 10:30:10 +0000 https://noblecareergurus.com/?p=284 The post 4 POCKET FRIENDLY THINGS TO DO ON THE GOLD COAST appeared first on Noble Career Gurus.

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4 POCKET FRIENDLY THINGS TO DO ON THE GOLD COAST

 

Are you tired of spending your weekends in the dorm room? Are you looking for a fun getaway with your friends, but your wallet is restricting you? Have a look at these pocket-friendly ways to enjoy yourself on the Gold Coast in Australia and make the best of memories with your loved ones.

  1. Explore Gold Coast City Gallery!

If you’re an avid lover of art and historical artefacts, then this place is your ultimate destination.

Featuring both local and international exhibitions throughout the year, you can acquaint yourself with some brilliant artwork and inspire yourself with the creativity.

  1. Dancing in the Dark

Put on your dancing shoes, glam up your look and let your hair down as you set fire on the dance floor at Lights Out and Dance in Burleigh Heads.

The entry fee is pretty affordable and the best part of this place is that you can dance in your very own style in the dark.

  1. Beachside Cycling

Spend your weekend on the Gold Coast in the most relaxing way by cycling on the beach.

The fresh salty breeze with the warm sunshine is sure going to stimulate your senses and keep you active for the coming week.

You can ride your own bicycle or hire one at a very reasonable price.

  1. Beach Surfing

Gold Coast offers some of the exotic beach locations to visitors which can be enjoyed thoroughly.

Have a gala time at those amazing beaches with your surfboard, turquoise blue water and warm white sand.

Don’t forget to carry along your favourite bathing suit.

These popular attractions of Gold Coast are sure going to make your stay in Australia even more worthwhile.

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]]> 284 6 BEST PLACES TO VISIT IN AUSTRALIA DURING THIS SUMMER https://noblecareergurus.com/6-best-places-to-visit-in-australia-during-this-summer/ Thu, 02 Aug 2018 10:27:22 +0000 https://noblecareergurus.com/?p=278 The post 6 BEST PLACES TO VISIT IN AUSTRALIA DURING THIS SUMMER appeared first on Noble Career Gurus.

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6 BEST PLACES TO VISIT IN AUSTRALIA DURING THIS SUMMER

Enjoy the warm beaches, amazing locales and mesmerizing cities as you visit Australia for your higher studies.

Take a break from your busy class schedules, get your backpack ready and set forth to some of the best places of Australia for unforgettable memories!

  1. Sydney

    – The popular tourist destination which offers a diverse culture, splendid cuisine, chic nightlife and inner-city attractions, Sydney has a vibrant atmosphere and with its attractive spots, you are sure going to enjoy the place to the fullest.

    –If you are planning to enjoy a calm yet serene place, then Brisbane is the perfect option.

     

    The cascading charming river complements the city beautifully and along with that, the outstanding sightseeing spots are some of its attractive locations.

    2. Brisbane–If you are planning to enjoy a calm yet serene place, then Brisbane is the perfect option.

     

    The cascading charming river complements the city beautifully and along with that, the outstanding sightseeing spots are some of its attractive locations.

    1. Gold Coast

    – Experience an enigmatic moment in this tourist hub which is probably Australia’s perfect answer to Las Vegas.

     

    Along with sumptuous cuisines and pleasant weather, Gold Coast is the ideal surfers’ paradise with thrilling theme parks and breathtaking views of rainforests.

    1. Perth

      – Witness an incredible coastline of Australia in Perth with beautiful West Coast sunsets, laidback beach life and fish and chips.

     

    You can also visit the Hillary’s Boat Harbor and Mindarie Marina to enjoy the fascinating Mediterranean-style boardwalk and some gorgeous restaurants.

    1. Coral Bay

      – One of the exotic locales of Western Australia, check out Coral Bay for its alluring reefs, Monkey Mia dolphins, adventurous kangaroos who enjoy swimming and nesting turtles.

     

    You can also have a fun time while snorkelling or diving with your friends.

    1. Kakadu National Park

      – The largest national park in Australia, Kakadu National Park is in the northern territory and has been regarded as one of UNESCO World Heritage sites.

    With a spectacular view and contrasting biodiversity, you can expect to witness sensational cliffs and gorges, billabongs and waterfalls.

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]]> 278 20 REASONS TO MIGRATE TO AUSTRALIA https://noblecareergurus.com/20-reasons-to-migrate-to-australia/ Thu, 02 Aug 2018 09:41:36 +0000 https://noblecareergurus.com/?p=255 The post 20 REASONS TO MIGRATE TO AUSTRALIA appeared first on Noble Career Gurus.

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20 REASONS TO MIGRATE TO AUSTRALIA

Migrate to Australia: Australia is the country full of some wonderful scenic landscapes like the outback areas and the beaches along with some great opportunities in the field of employment in the cities like Sydney, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth, and Melbourne.

Besides, the culture of this country is also quite diverse as the population of this country is a great blend of multi-ethnic backgrounds.

All credit goes to numerous immigrants, who move to Australia every year.All credit goes to numerous immigrants, who move to Australia every year.

So, if you are planning to migrate soon to any foreign country, then you must be aware of the reasons why people choose to migrate to Australia.

Let’s get the details:

  1. Numerous career opportunities:

    Due to the rapid economic growth of Australia, a number of industries have started expanding. Therefore, businesses are booming and numerous career opportunities are being available for the migrants.

  2. Quality of life:

    It is actually undoubted that people in Australia enjoy a high-quality life. A low population level, low pollution and plenty of fresh air available along with some great natural landscapes and beautiful scenery are the things, which make people choose this country as their home.

With the availability of numerous beaches and the coastline spread more than 36,000 km, the Australians settle to the coast. Besides, the residents here enjoy the activities like bushwalking, camping, and fishing.

Moreover, this country protects the natural heritage with more than 500 national parks.

  1. Great healthcare system:

    The healthcare system in Australia is known as one of the best in this world as this covers the hospitalization and medical payments of the citizens in the public hospitals. This is really helpful for the big families.

  2. Low air pollution:

    With less air pollution, Australia offers a great and healthy environment for the residents and travelers unlike other countries, which have a high level of pollution.

So, if this is one of the concerns that bother you, then you should migrate to Australia.

  1. High-quality educational system:

    Australia also includes best-in-class educational system and it has bagged 8th position in the worldwide rankings.

Actually, this country includes numerous reputable universities and schools. Besides, the government-run primary and secondary schools here are free with compulsory education.

  1. Wonderful scenery and pleasant climate:

    The climate in Australia remains relatively pleasant with the mild winters and warm summers. 

This climate complements the breathtaking sites of this country like charming countrysides, wonderful beaches, beautiful formations of rocks etc. Therefore, the tourism in Australia is also world famous.

 

  1. Quiet multicultural society:

    Australia is mainly made up from the residents of all types of cultures and backgrounds.

Unlike those countries where divisions and boundaries are apparent, class system is not available in Australia. And the residents are welcoming and friendly.

  1. Different options of entertainment:

    One can achieve a balanced lifestyle in Australia quite easily as there are numerous options for unwinding from opera house performances and art shows to various international sporting events, there is everything in Australia.

  2. No language barrier:

    People in Australia have their own quirky terms and unique accent, but most of them understand and speak English. Therefore, communicating with them is quite easy.

  3. Ease availability of the utility service:

    Getting water, gas and electricity connection in Australia is quite easy.

All you have to do is to make a call to the service provider. Even in case you want to change the service provider, then the new provider will arrange everything by communicating with the earlier provider.It is also possible to bag discounts from the service providers quite easily.

  1. Financial stability:

    The economic growth of Australia is almost steady for more than 15 years and therefore more and more people immigrate to this country every year to earn higher wages or salary.

12. Aggressive system of migration: 

Since 1920, the migration program of Australia is really accommodating to the migrants.

Besides, the visa options are perfect for the couples and the migration agents assist the interested people actively irrespective of the country from which they belong.

13. The food:

Australia is the home of some great food items with numerous fast food chains, several Michelin star restaurants, common restaurants and cafes of different types.

Furthermore, here the food options also range from Chinese and Italian to authentic Vietnamese.

14. The coffee culture:

If you a coffee lover, then Australia can be one of the best destinations where you can migrate.

 This country is well known for the coffee culture and you will find numerous coffee shops in different cities.

15. Migration for love:

Australian Government offers partner visa options to people, who are married to the permanent residents or citizens of Australia and people, who are in the de-facto relationship.

Besides, a visa option is also available for people, who want to visit this country to get married to the Australian partners.

16. Pathway to citizenship:

Permanent residents in Australia can actually qualify for becoming Australian citizens.

Australia also recognizes dual citizenship and therefore babies born to the permanent residents can apply for citizenship even in case the parents don’t qualify.

  17. Lifestyle:

Australians are known for the laid-back lifestyle. So, they consider the relaxation time with friends and family really important.

Also, work-life balance is considered an art here, which most of the Australians perform perfectly.

 Parties, gatherings and family picnics are important parts of the daily life of Australians.

  1. Security:

    Australia is known for low crime rate compared to other countries in this world. Besides, the community-minded nature of the Australian people makes this country a safe place to live.

19. Sports:

For the Australians, sport is a national obsession and the rate of participation in sports is also quite high. The most popular sports include: cricket, soccer, rugby, football etc.

Also, every suburb or town maintains netball and tennis courts, athletic clubs, Bowling Green etc.

  1. A green city: 

    Parks are a popular theme of every city in Australia and while being in this country, along with the cityscape and trees, you would never be away from a green place.

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]]> 255 5 THINGS TO DO AT FIRST DAY IN SYDNEY https://noblecareergurus.com/5-things-to-do-at-first-day-in-sidney/ https://noblecareergurus.com/5-things-to-do-at-first-day-in-sidney/#comments Wed, 25 Jul 2018 07:40:13 +0000 https://noblecareergurus.com/?p=1 The post 5 THINGS TO DO AT FIRST DAY IN SYDNEY appeared first on Noble Career Gurus.

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5 THINGS TO DO AT FIRST DAY IN SYDNEY

Going to the land of Kangaroos for first times not only gives the impulse of excitement and fervour in exploring the intercontinental island like country known as Australia.

The continent has progressed not only in terms of economic prosperity but also has raised its warm hospitality in accepting and respecting the foreign nationals in their country.

THERE ARE ALWAYS MORE THAN 5 THINGS TO DO IN SYDNEY!

We would suggest you to follow first five steps at the first day of yours in our country.

  • BONDI-BEACH

If you are free in the afternoon, then do visit the pristine beach known as Bondi Beach. The beach consists of turquoise waters and powdery sands and it also holds an Olympic sized swimming pool balanced at the direction of south-end.

You may spend your day by seeing the surfers diving through the waters and can take a sunbath.
Sydney offers some of the best beaches in the world.

  • SYDNEY HARBOUR BRIDGE

While passing through the roads of Sydney, you may tell your taxi driver to take you to the Sydney Harbour Bridge and get its view get captured in your photographic camera.

This historical bridge was opened in 1932 and till date, it has preserved its magnificence and its architectural design do fascinate the onlookers and visitors.

  • CHECK OUT THE CUISINES OF AUSTRALIA

You would not be able to shy away from grabbing few pieces of Australian seafood to grubs, Emu, Macadamia Nuts to Lamb leg roast and many more.

The cuisines of Australia are not only delicious but also tempting.

  • TAKE A REST

Then after spending your entire day in moving to such amazing places like Sydney Opera House to Bondi Beach and then to a fine dining restaurant, we would suggest you take a tight sleep and get ready for your next day!

How can EMSA help?

At EMSA, we have a variety of migration agents on board to assist and assess each individual’s situation. Each agent is registered and has a broad knowledge of different visa types and the migration industry in general.

For more information on this or how we can help in your visa process, feel free to fill out the link below!

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