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11 hours ago, chandra said:

Hi All,

i am silent follower of this forum. i applied 887 on feb 10 2019 my currrent visa 489 expires tomorrow july 31.

i am working for software company they are in doubt that immigration granted me bridging visa a after i lodge 887 application.

when i try to check my bridge visa status is VEVO it errored out.

when will be active only after my current visa expires which is august 1. will immi send me another bridge visa active one ?

Regards,

Chandra

Please check your immi account and your emails for a bridging visa grant message. 🙂 It will be there.

If it is not there, urgently contact immigration, otherwise, as of 1 August, you may become illegal, and you don't want that. Good luck!  🍀

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18 hours ago, Rupom said:

Hello everyone, my name is Rupom. I am a silent follower of this group. I need some help from the lovely members of this group.

I am on a 489 visa (Regional skilled) and I have applied my 887 visa on 28th of March 2019. Obviously i don't expect my visa to be granted before 2020. I am in a horrible condition at the moment as I just lost my job and it's been 1 month and my wife is 2 months pregnant. I have been badly looking for jobs in regional Victoria but no luck as you all know how difficult it is to get a job in the regional area. I hope you understand my financial situation as not having a job for a month. I was wondering if there is any authorities email address where i can tell my situation with the proof, so that i can atleast work in a metro area until I get a job in a regional area. I need your valuable advise of what to do.

This is a terrible situation for you and your wife 😞 I think, you should consider going to another regional area, different state. Just start looking for any jobs you can possibly find in any regional postcode in Australia and then you find a job, if it is in a different state, contact Victoria migration authority and ask them to release you, show them that you are struggling. Even if you go to another regional area without permission from Victoria, you are not breaching visa conditions. You can do it.

Actually, this is true that someone mentioned further in this thread: you have completed 2 years in your state (Vic), now you do not owe them anything, you can go to another state. But it has to be regional! 

But I am afraid nobody will allow you to work with 489 in metro. 😞 Theoretically, you can, but once you are found out, your visa will be cancelled. Please, don't risk it.

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23 minutes ago, Russki said:

Please check your immi account and your emails for a bridging visa grant message. 🙂 It will be there.

If it is not there, urgently contact immigration, otherwise, as of 1 August, you may become illegal, and you don't want that. Good luck!  🍀

I think, after your current visa expire your 887 bridging visa will start. 

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Hello everyone, my name is Rupom. I am a silent follower of this group. I need some help from the lovely members of this group.
I am on a 489 visa (Regional skilled) and I have applied my 887 visa on 28th of March 2019. Obviously i don't expect my visa to be granted before 2020. I am in a horrible condition at the moment as I just lost my job and it's been 1 month and my wife is 2 months pregnant. I have been badly looking for jobs in regional Victoria but no luck as you all know how difficult it is to get a job in the regional area. I hope you understand my financial situation as not having a job for a month. I was wondering if there is any authorities email address where i can tell my situation with the proof, so that i can atleast work in a metro area until I get a job in a regional area. I need your valuable advise of what to do.


Unfortunately you can’t go to Metro you will get visa rejection if you go. They will not give special consideration because most of us here are on the same boat.
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17 hours ago, Rupom said:

Hello everyone, my name is Rupom. I am a silent follower of this group. I need some help from the lovely members of this group.

I am on a 489 visa (Regional skilled) and I have applied my 887 visa on 28th of March 2019. Obviously i don't expect my visa to be granted before 2020. I am in a horrible condition at the moment as I just lost my job and it's been 1 month and my wife is 2 months pregnant. I have been badly looking for jobs in regional Victoria but no luck as you all know how difficult it is to get a job in the regional area. I hope you understand my financial situation as not having a job for a month. I was wondering if there is any authorities email address where i can tell my situation with the proof, so that i can atleast work in a metro area until I get a job in a regional area. I need your valuable advise of what to do.

Hi Rupom,

It is really bad to hear about you. Which field you use to work? Living in regional area is only for 2years out of your 4 years 489 visa duration. Since you have already applied your 887. which means you met your requirement i.e 2 yrs of Stay and 1 yr of  Full time job. Now, why do you need to request to authority. Apparently, you are free to work anywhere in Australia now.

Thanks

Sudip

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3 minutes ago, SUDIP said:

Hi Rupom,

It is really bad to hear about you. Which field you use to work? Living in regional area is only for 2years out of your 4 years 489 visa duration. Since you have already applied your 887. which means you met your requirement i.e 2 yrs of Stay and 1 yr of  Full time job. Now, why do you need to request to authority. Apparently, you are free to work anywhere in Australia now.

Thanks

Sudip

Anywhere regional though. While 489 is valid. 😉 

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6 minutes ago, nudgee said:

 


Unfortunately you can’t go to Metro you will get visa rejection if you go. They will not give special consideration because most of us here are on the same boat.

 

maybe you can try to be an uber driver while you are looking for work. at least some income...

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12 hours ago, chandra said:

Hi All,

i am silent follower of this forum. i applied 887 on feb 10 2019 my currrent visa 489 expires tomorrow july 31.

i am working for software company they are in doubt that immigration granted me bridging visa a after i lodge 887 application.

when i try to check my bridge visa status is VEVO it errored out.

when will be active only after my current visa expires which is august 1. will immi send me another bridge visa active one ?

Regards,

Chandra

Hi Chandra

IMMI will not send you any Bridging Visa again. It must be issued when you applied 887 and in your immi account inbox. Your Bridging Visa-A will automatically get active once your 489 visa will expire and will be valid till outcome of 887.

Make sure you take Bridging Visa-B, if planning to visit abroad before Grant of 887.

 

Thanks

Sudip

 

 

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30 minutes ago, Russki said:

This is a terrible situation for you and your wife 😞 I think, you should consider going to another regional area, different state. Just start looking for any jobs you can possibly find in any regional postcode in Australia and then you find a job, if it is in a different state, contact Victoria migration authority and ask them to release you, show them that you are struggling. Even if you go to another regional area without permission from Victoria, you are not breaching visa conditions. You can do it.

Actually, this is true that someone mentioned further in this thread: you have completed 2 years in your state (Vic), now you do not owe them anything, you can go to another state. But it has to be regional! 

But I am afraid nobody will allow you to work with 489 in metro. 😞 Theoretically, you can, but once you are found out, you will be sent out and visa cancelled. Please, don't risk it.

@Rupom Russki is right, no working or living in non-regional areas under 489. If you want to have more choice, move to South Australia. The whole state is considered regional, including the CBD. You will have the freedom to decide where you want to live and work in the whole state.

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18 hours ago, Rupom said:

Hello everyone, my name is Rupom. I am a silent follower of this group. I need some help from the lovely members of this group.

I am on a 489 visa (Regional skilled) and I have applied my 887 visa on 28th of March 2019. Obviously i don't expect my visa to be granted before 2020. I am in a horrible condition at the moment as I just lost my job and it's been 1 month and my wife is 2 months pregnant. I have been badly looking for jobs in regional Victoria but no luck as you all know how difficult it is to get a job in the regional area. I hope you understand my financial situation as not having a job for a month. I was wondering if there is any authorities email address where i can tell my situation with the proof, so that i can atleast work in a metro area until I get a job in a regional area. I need your valuable advise of what to do.

my suggestion is try to looking for a job in another regional such as NSW, ADL or some where. because we can move to anywhere within regional! 

moving to Metro will get your visa declined or rejected and all your efforts would go away. 

 

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9 hours ago, dar8 said:

1 and 2 should be ok,

for 3 ,  its best if you can  get payslips to confirm the hours you work if you are hired by your company as an employee they are legally required to issue a payslip within 1 day of pay day also since they are a legal requirement and part of record keeping requirements of fair work act payslips are usually considered a reliable way of confirming employment, so most probably co will come back to you asking for these and at that point you will have to ask your employer for payslips or get something in writing from the employer explaining that they do not provide payslips 

if you can , try and get the employer to issue you payslips even if it's simple it will help 

fair work site states that following info must be in payslips

 

A pay slip must include all of the following:

  • the employer's name
  • the employer's ABN (if any)
  • the employee's name
  • the date of payment
  • the pay period
  • the gross and net amount of payment
  • any loadings (including casual loading), monetary allowances, bonuses, incentive-based payments, penalty rates, or other separately identifiable entitlement paid. For example, a note could be included on a pay slip that the hourly rate incorporates the relevant casual loading.

Additionally, where relevant, a pay slip must include any of the following:

  • If the employee is paid an hourly pay rate, the ordinary hourly pay rate and the number of hours worked at that rate and the amount of payment made at that rate
  • If the employee is paid an annual rate of pay (salary), the rate as at the last day in the pay period
  • Any deductions made, including the name, or the name and number, of the fund or the account of each deduction
  • If the employer is required to make superannuation contributions for the benefit of the employee:
    • the amount of each contribution the employer made or is required to make during the pay period
    • the name, or name and number, of any superannuation fund into which the 

 

In addition to that , if you have to submit timesheets for work etc you can add them too

Thanks dar8 for reply to my questions. I think it would be pretty hard for my employer to get back to more than 2 years ago and reissue payslips. I know your suggestion is the safest way to secure a direct grant. But do you think all the group certificate, notice of tax assessment and superannuation statement already proves my employment? I will ask him anyway. And also I've got my detailed timesheet with recorded hours for every jobs that I did. 

Does anyone here already get contacted to submit payslips when you already submit the others? Are COs strictly asking for payslips in most cases? Does it need to be the whole full year payslips or I can provide partial, like 2-3 months or so.

Many thanks 😄

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14 minutes ago, dhle said:

Thanks dar8 for reply to my questions. I think it would be pretty hard for my employer to get back to more than 2 years ago and reissue payslips. I know your suggestion is the safest way to secure a direct grant. But do you think all the group certificate, notice of tax assessment and superannuation statement already proves my employment? I will ask him anyway. And also I've got my detailed timesheet with recorded hours for every jobs that I did. 

Does anyone here already get contacted to submit payslips when you already submit the others? Are COs strictly asking for payslips in most cases? Does it need to be the whole full year payslips or I can provide partial, like 2-3 months or so.

Many thanks 😄

I am pretty sure that Immigration will ask for payslips so don't take the risk because I had similar situation and my agent refused to lodge my file so I wait for 6 more months to get proper payslips and lodged.

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The worst thing you can do in this forum is to tell members the following,

'Living in regional area is only for two years out of four years in 489 visa duration. Once you have fulfilled meeting the requirement of staying two years in regional area and working full time for one year in regional area, one can move to metro area.'

No! The above is not true. Please do not suggest anything like this to anyone in 489 visa. Please do not confuse people. If you do not want to help anyone, that is fine but please do not misguide people. 

 

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2 minutes ago, HelloMan said:

The worst thing you can do in this forum is to tell members the following,

'Living in regional area is only for two years out of four years in 489 visa duration. Once you have fulfilled meeting the requirement of staying two years in regional area and working full time for one year in regional area, one can move to metro area.'

No! The above is not true. Please do not suggest anything like this to anyone in 489 visa. Please do not confuse people. If you do not want to help anyone, that is fine but please do not misguide people. 

 

That is true mate, if you look at the visa condition it clearly articulates that we have to live and work in the regional postcodes mentioned until we get the 887 so please don't risk all of the two years of hard work. 

 

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12 hours ago, Ravana said:

Hi All, 

We got our platinum grant today 3pm.😂😂😂

We spent 16 months and 29 days.

Applied 01/03/2018

1st contact 14/05/2019

Spouse English 

C/o Michael

2nd contact 17/06/2019

PCC name not tally with passport  name of the spouse.

C/o Ashish

Granted today by C/o Peter

Thank you very much for this wonderful forum, I have educated much and I relief my stress by updating.

I suggest you guys to submit all documents which are requested ( 887 check list) by home affairs web site. 

Wish you all to get the grants soon!

 

 

 

 

 

    

Congratulations on your grant! Enjoy your new life!

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2 hours ago, dhle said:

Thanks dar8 for reply to my questions. I think it would be pretty hard for my employer to get back to more than 2 years ago and reissue payslips. I know your suggestion is the safest way to secure a direct grant. But do you think all the group certificate, notice of tax assessment and superannuation statement already proves my employment? I will ask him anyway. And also I've got my detailed timesheet with recorded hours for every jobs that I did. 

Does anyone here already get contacted to submit payslips when you already submit the others? Are COs strictly asking for payslips in most cases? Does it need to be the whole full year payslips or I can provide partial, like 2-3 months or so.

Many thanks 😄

Hi dhle,

while it makes sense for us that those documents are good , like skaur said it's almost very likely that the co will come back to you and ask for all payslips for 12 months they have even asked people who already provided all payslips to provide certified copies just to drag finalizing cases so if you don't provide all  ps for 52 weeks there's a 99% chance that they will ask for it at a later stage,  if they ask you for them  12 months after you submit 887 it will be more difficult than now for you to obtain them , i know how difficult it is for us to get things done when working for a small company and have no hr or payroll  , but since issuing payslips are a must for an employer regardless of how small the business is it's better if you can try and ask for them atleast for the 52 weeks before you submitted 887 , i think it's best to be on the safe side 

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