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hi, it is okay. Try again and pass the test. This is our only ticket to our dream. I applied in the Philippines. :)

Hi Guys, I have received my EOR and unfortunately, it remained the same. Good luck guys. Try and try until we succeed. There is no room for giving up... :)

Hi Savonian, I think it would take 8-10 weeks, I have no idea if it is business days or it includes weekends. Maybe due to long holidays last month, there was no ample time for them to recheck it.:) Just pray and God Bless to both of us! God Speed!

Good luck skye56

thanks

Hi bbclondon, I have read in some forums that both their writing and speaking score were increased. You can usually see those threads in British expat forums. Good luck and God Bless!

Hi Juvaila, Yeah, it is true, that asking for remarking is very expensive indeed. However, if you are really sure that you have scored higher than the score that you have received, then I would go for it. I think, we are even in the same situation, since I also need all 7 in every category for one sitting. But, I have score 6.5 in my writing task as well, so, I am still waiting for my remarking result. I keep on praying and hoping that there will be changes. If you think you deserved a higher score, then I would recommend to go for a remark. God Speed and Bless!

Hi, I am still waiting for the remark. I am hoping and praying tightly that there will be changes in my score. :)

Happy new year to all!

Happy new year to everyone!

Hi, It would be better if you ask the center, since overseas it will take 8-10 weeks. And I am still waiting for mine...Thanks:lol2:

Hi Sattara, if you really wanted to do bridging program, you need to submit all the requirements to AHPRA, then they will give you a letter of eligibility for Bridging program. Also you must be aware that the type of visa that you will need while doing the competency program may vary from which school you will be attending. Most universities can have student visa, while other colleges and institutes will need a different visa, usually a business short stay visa. If you have relatives in Aussie, and you want to apply for skilled migration, you can opt to have 176, while if you do not know any one at all,you can have 175. I really cannot give you any advise as of the moment, since I have not filed my application to ANMAC, since I am waiting for one document to arrive and hopefully I will have it by next week and with good result (In God's Grace). If you choose to be under an agency, always be careful, since most agencies will provide you a misleading information, of course we know that they need money, but there are only few (very few) agencies that are doing their business sin good faith. I could not recommend any agencies as well.,

Lolz:lol2: My mistake. It should be bobby.

Yes, booby is right. AHPRA or any agencies in AU requires 7 in all categories. 6.5 is just for those who would like to study nursing but to get registration you need 7. Also remember that you need to sit for an Academic IELTS test, since most of the agency would require you to get a General test. DIAC, ANMAC and AHPRA requires Academic IELTS test not General.

Hi You can proceed for ANMAC assessment, since the ANMAC assessement is require for either sublcass visa 175 or 176. However, in order to practice as RN in AU, you need to register to their nursing board which is AHPRA. AHPRA require all nurses from overseas to undergo bridging course to become a registered nurse, unless you belong to those countries that are not required to render a competency program. It is like this, ANMAC is for skills assessment in order to file for immigration application in DIAC. Remember, ANMAC do not register nurses. AHPRA is for you to gain registration and in order to work as RN in AU and requires you to complete the competency program. If you opt to apply for ANMAC for assessment, you will need to choose the full assessment, since this is the only option for overseas nurses that are not yet registered in AU and wanted to work in AU as RN. I hope a explained it clearly, lolz.