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Long rant lol, firstly, you like my spirit animal!!! Stumbled across your videos and havent stopped watching. It is so nice to have a person who has relocated give solid advice, not many know what to do and also get caught up paying so much just to go over. Its also SO AMAZING that you are non white, because you seldom find any one giving advice who is, and you also find that the channels you get about relocating are very one sided and at times a bit racial, so kudos to you!!! I lived in Australia in 2015, and we are planning to go (my little family) beginning of 2022 so any information is always helpful, no matter how much you think you know. For those who are thinking of doing it, go for it, research, there are also some nice sites that have jobs and sponsored jobs which are few and far between but ARE there. And always check whats on the Occupation Lists on the site. Again, well done on your channel Thlologelo, only onwards and upwards from here :-)
Haha I love love long rants! Just incase it was not obvious in my videos lol. You have no idea what I am about to do with your comment. PRINT IT OUT AND FRAME IT!!!!! Thank you so much for this. I really apprietate it. Thank you
Love South Africa!!! Things MUST come right here in Jesus Name!!!
Amen sesi Amen!!!
Thanx gal, love your energy
She reminds me of those Sociology lecturers from varsity. 🤣
lol I did sociology for three years at varsity. Must have caught the bug hahahahahah
I was sponsored, and my sponsor paid ONLY her visa cost. Nothing else. Just so people know that not all sposor jobs help you with any of you expenses. All costs are your own. And although it's not legal, some sponsors make you pay their part of the visa cost as well. So please don't think a sponsor job will save you money. It's just sometimes an easier option to get a foot in the door. But it's a process. Because you also don't always end up with only one sponsor job, you can get worked over and messed around. But you will get to the end game, which is residency and citizenship. Just do whatever you have to and hold on! It's worth it in the end. Best of luck to all!
How much did you pay in total to move to australia in total and whats your occupation if you dont mind me asking
@@grounds585 I think it depends on the visa and how big is your family. I m in the process now
Thanks for the advice🙏your are totally right, I m in the process right now.
I know this is way off topic but you are really beautiful😊
☺️☺️☺️ thank you for the compliment. I got the looks from my mom and dad. They are beautifuller 😁
Thanks Thlologelo. Nice to see a fellow South African helping others leave (",)
Great info, expensive but worth it
It has to be expensive. If it was cheap and it easy then it would be for everyone. Think of it like a visit to a Gucci store but instead of getting Gucci you are investing in your life
Recently found your channel. Thank you so much for all the information. I tried starting the process with an agent but got intimidated by the costs so I stopped. So finding your channel has given me so much hope I will definitely do it on my own. You are hilarious I love your energy. Thank you once again.
I m doing it myself, courage
Woow, good for you and your family. At least you have moved with your husband and children. I did my Master degree in Australia some years back and I would not say there is anything that would make me trade my comfort of being home and our ways of being and relating to one another as Africans. Although such a wonderful country and I had friends in form of my uni mates etc, I was deeply depressed there. I now live in Germany still for studies and I still do not see anything that would convince me otherwise to settle anywhere else. It is the alienation in these countries for me, which may not be the same experience for others, but I just can't trade the way of living and the sense of community in Africa for anything. Of course I have a comfortable life back in my country which may make me probably more privileged than others who may buy into migrating for economic reasons for example. I have seen so many of our South Sudanese brothers and sisters in Australia and although probably many are doing well, I found that there is also some level of social issues they experience there as a community. You and your family are so brave sis.
I know exactly what you are talking about. The depression is real this side. I experienced it when I was at home and it hit me again when I came here in my first year 2019. Even though I'm with my family, you still miss home. I think it's like that for any immigrant worldwide. What keeps me grounded are my reasons for being here so everyday I work to create the life I want to myself, my husband and children. It's better to travel through life with someone and for that I appreciate and husband and children for being here with me. I don't know how I would have done it alone. I can't go back home. Even if I miss home, home is no longer home for me. When you are from poverty and the village, life hits you differently. We all have problems or just depends on your solving mechanisms and inner strength. I had no choice but to be brave. For me leaving felt like a life or death kind of situation
@@ThlologeloPromiseRampa So brave of you sis. I wish you nothing but the best with your family. I too I am a village girl so I'm consistently working on bridging the contradictions of being an African villager with the modern hegemony of being western educated. It is not easy, but I concluded that my purpose rather lies with making a difference with my people and hopefully will translate into a more meaningful life for me. I am ever proud of fellow Africans navigating the storms of our bad governance however way appropriate for them. Australia is a wonderful country with a beautiful geography . I especially loved the outdoor life and their marvelous breathtaking beaches. I lived in Queensland and the tropical weather was no different from our Southern African weather. Given a choice, I will choose Australia over Europe anytime. Many more blessings and great wishes for you and your family sis.
Thank you so much sis ❤️. I also had a similar upbringing with a bit of private schooling but completed high school at a government school. I applaude people who are able to make a difference back home. Their strength is incredible. I couldn't do it. I felt very worthless and battled depression for the longest of time. I was at my lowest and figured that I was no good to myself and my family in that state. I can still make a difference when I'm here but charity starts at home and I had to start with me and put myself first. Thank you so much for the well wishes and I hope to see you shine and fulfil you dreams and purpose. Nothing beats that. Lots of love ❤️
@@ThlologeloPromiseRampa Thank you sis. Keep rising fellow queen! We got this!
Thank you for sacrificing the time you have to help
Please is all mine 🙂
Sadly ZAR is soooo bad these days........this is a long term thing. Took me 20 years of planning to come. So sad how the currency is killing a lot of people's plans these days
Yeah, i always hope it doesnt get worse because it makes it much harder and much more expensive to migrate. But there is always a way. You just have to think out of the box. It is very sad though
This is eye opening ,Ke thabile hoo Thlologelo, with information ,it helps us to make an informed decision.
Just get a family sponsor that what I did for my family in 2016 and the cost was $12000 Australian in and they got permanent residence maybe things have changed I’ve been here since 2006
These things change all the time. Especially the skills assessment prices. By next year this info would have changed a lot. But immigration is expensive
I love your lively personality! Great advice 😊
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Love your videos!
Glad you like them!
Don't go to chisa mpama anymore. 😆 Your video is super informative. Love it, love it, love it. I liked the skills assessment part.
Thank God I'm hundreds and thousand of kilometres away from that place. Peace at last
As for Chisampama 🤣🤣🤣
Its a lot hey and thank u for sharing
I know it’s a lot an it’s overwhelming but it’s a worthy investment.
New Subbie❤️❤️ 2nd video...all I can say is thank you and thank you for being honest because wow the home affairs website is so overwhelming
It is! That's why we need to be guided through the process in order to not make mistakes and get the same information and agent would try to sell to us. Especially if you can't afford their services. Don't be left out! I'm glad you're enjoying the content
I just stumb on your video after 10 month ago. I do see some agents telling me to pay for legibility assessment having filled a form, it's fake or real.? Is it the same with your assessment?
Thank you doll,, you got the assignment right
Thank you
Whoop whoop!!! Re etla!!
Yaaaaaaaasssssss
I love it here, I’m just starting with the process
Thank you for all this information!! I have a few questions for you.
When you relocated, did you ship any possessions with you or did you sell everything here and buy new furniture and such there?
For someone who is just starting their life, would you suggest they gain work experience here before moving?
And how would I find a place to live there? How does it work there? Would it be better to rent an apartment or what?
More than anything its the prices that shock me. Im mentally prepping myself for doing this..
If you believe you receive. Best believe
Nice one
Thank you 🤗
Hi Primrose. I am a South African doctor wanting to relocate to Australia. Please talk about the emotional and psychological preparation you made and are still making afterwards.
This is amazing. How long did the whole process take you?
It took us 2 years for various reasons but usually people budget a year to three years to complete the process.
This video is 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼very informative
Thanks 😘
Eish the assessment part is stressful. You pay all that money. Then it comes out negative. But anyway we remain optimistic
Let me start saving😍😍
There is literally no other way. It's painful but worth every cent
Hi. Did you and your husband have to ask your employers for work references? Most employers frown upon their employees openly looking for other employment opportunities so that's worrisome.
I was unemployed when we relocated. My husband did ask for references and he got support from his references. It really depends open the relationship you build and the goodness of the people you are asking for references. Just pray God resides in whoever will be your reference when you apply for work abroad
Thank you for sharing, very informative 👍
Hello,,,, Rampa I would like to know how much from Kenya to Australia
So informative. Thank you for this! Ps, You are so beautiful.
Thank you so much! lol you’re too kind. this is nerve wracking though
How is investing in Real Estate like over there? If you own residential units here in South Africa, and want to dump them all and buy overseas, will this be possible?
Buying land this side can be anything from about R1.5 mill to about 3mil. Building can be less depending on what you want. A new house can cost about 5mil in Rands. Interest rates a very low. Ours is 2,9% at the moment which is great compare to back home. Investment properties this side will set you up good for retirement. The rental market is huge.
@@ThlologeloPromiseRampa thank u sister can I ask how can u find the cheapest Australian properties and what is the process and property taxes how much are they ❤❤❤
Hi thank you for this video. Does the skills assement have an expiry date?🙈
Yesssss they do! Thank you for reminding me. I forgot about it. But hopefully by the time it expires you're granted a visa
@@ThlologeloPromiseRampa after how long? I haven't yet started the process. I was so excited when I discovered your channel yesterday.
Thanks for the info. I'm planning to immigrate to Australia for work. Sisi for people who want to work in a hotel as a hotel housekeeper bayakwiphi I board? Please help
I have no idea. I think maybe MSC cruises or some cruise lines. I really don't know. But you see google, best thing to have happened to humanity. Spend a lot of like searching for opportunities I'm pretty sure there is a market out there for you to exploit. Best of luck
Hi cc do they have social Auxiliary worker positions that side or is it only social worker
love your videos i can feel that South African sisterhood in u, u give us hope. i was wondering can u tell us the bad things in Australia so we can be prepared. i hear things like felt fires? snakes? or is it just like South Africa in that sense ,all animals are in the forest? thanks for your help💞
I will talk about my experiences so far with all the negatives that happened here. Thank you so much for the feedback. There’s a lot to cover on the channel
Hi love your channel very informative. My family and I is now going to start the migration process for 189 visa he’s and general electrician and I have a diploma in business management. What is your best advice to us ?? We was thinking of goin with a migration agent but not sure yet. We’re from Trinidad.
Hi Promise,thank you so much for these videos you have no idea the joy and hope they bring.
I wonder when doing the skill assessment is your overall average importan? Do you have to have 65% and more as an average in order to be considered in the process?
The skills assessment forms part of the visa process but a positive outcome does not automatically say you will be granted a visa. Your skills assessment allows you to claim your points for a permanent resident visa.
@@ThlologeloPromiseRampa I'm sorry Promise I see my question wasn't clear I'm asking about about the results you got in University if you didn't get an above 65% average does that automatically exclude you from trying to get a job abroad?How much weight does that carry?
@@sithembilebuthelezi3438 sorry for the misunderstanding. I'm not too sure about other professions but with what I know they do not assess the marks, they want the degree. They did not fuss about marks when I applied. I believe the one time where your marks are considered is when you apply for varsity this side. I'm not too sure if other professions assess marks but I doubt it. They just want to see if you have graduated then are good to go
@@ThlologeloPromiseRampa thank you so much.
Firstly, you are sooooo beautiful, 😍😍😍.. Thank u for sharing this information
thanks for the information
Please tell me how does it work when you relocate while you have debts with banks that financed the bond, cars etc . Do settle all debts , or sell out your assets or one can still pay while already relocated.
We did not have much debt. I’m afraid of debt but sometimes you just have to do it to survive. We sold all cars and whatever came out of that we settled our debts before we left. You can relocate while having debt and when you get here, if you main focus is to save money, you can pay off your debts in a quicker rate than if you continued working in RSA because the dollar is stronger. Some people come here to work for about 5 years to set themselves up
For life. I will tell the story of this lady I met in Hillbrow who worked as a nurse in Canada. She breathed immigration into me years before I knew I’d even consider it. When she came back home Canada after a couple of years, she was able to buy a house in the suburbs cash (she lived in Soweto most of her life) she even bought a Mercedes Benz cash and had some left to enjoy. So spending a couple of years abroad can help you settle your debt and live comfortably back home due to the rand to dollar exchange. I hope this helps. Oh yes so you can rent out your house or pay for it when you are this side by keeping a bank account active. With a car, I’d say sell it because it would be a waste to pay for something that depreciates and you are not using it unless you give it to a family member which has its risks involved. It’s up to you and what you find achievable in your situation. But sit down and have a think about it
@@ThlologeloPromiseRampa thanks a lot for this helpful informations. Its so appetizing to relocate when i look the you break down all advantages.
It’s an amazing country and most of the things are free. A beautiful country to raise children and expose them to everything we’ve only dreamt of and could not afford. I hope you make it here even if it’s for a couple of years. You will love it
How does one get a sponsor or a job offer.. any website referrals please
I will talk more about this in the channel starting from next week. Be on the look out
Hi can you advise on the stages you need to follow in migrating with a critical skill
I will be doing a video on this in my next episode. I will tag you in the comment section once uploaded
New subie here.
Thank you ❤️
Hello Miss promise, I hope you can reply to me, my husband got responser, and all processed done via email with DHA, antel they send as that our visas are e. granted, and we should pay so they will send to us all requirement(visas, tickets flit, contract from company, etc) via dilevery express! Here we are STOPED and begin think that there is Scam. What are you think about this situation!
But Australia is too reliant on Chinese imports to sustain their economy now China is acting up against Australia, do you still see this green pasture remaining green?
It will take a lot to cripple this economy. For me, this is one of those hiccups that need a president with balls the size of an elephant. Only the brave my guy.
at which part of the process did you start selling your cars and assets to make money for the move
Do I pay the Assessment skill test all the time or it's a once off perhaps valid for 6 months to a year?
It depends on the assessing authority. usually they are valid for 2 years because it could take up to two years to get a PR visa. Check with your assessing authority. the info is usually on their website, if not send through an email to ask
Hi Thologelo. Your videos are truly inspiring, thank you for taking your time to explain the process to us! I am also a South African Social Worker and am looking at starting this process for myself. I am single and essentially have all the time in the world to explore :). I just want to know how I can go about finding a sponsor / finding a job before starting the visa application. Do you have any suggestions on how I can approach my journey. Thank you
Thanks Promise for all this info, very informative. Tell me, which websites would you recommend to apply for jobs? I’ve started the process on Skills Select. Also what can you recommend to submit for the skills assessment. So far I’ve thought of my CV, my certificates and professional registration certificates what else is critical ? Thank you
Let’s start with the skills assessment. You have to make sure you submit all that is needed by your assessing authority. The standard stuff should be your qualifications and work experience, transcript, identifying documents etc. sometimes they want letters of recommendations or video evidence. This varies for different professions so you need to find out what’s needed for your application.
I say put everything possible in there. My husband thinks I’m crazy but I always say, if they don’t need it they will put it aside. No harm done.
When looking for jobs, they seek.com and indeed.com. I will do a video on this one later to help you guys
Hahaha so true I need data to se you
Hello mam! Nice watching your video, how to move to Australia what are the process and I’m Tanzanian citizens but married in Nairobi and it is possible if my partner is holding Kenyan citizen
As long as you have the needed skills in Australia, relocation is possible regardless of your nationality
Hi Promise, how can myself and wife as teachers here in SA relocate to Australia?
How will the process be if I’m takin my parents as well? How much would it cost if I’m taking my parents with me?
It depends on the visa you are applying for? Which visa are you talking about? It also depends on whether you are In the country or outside. All the information is on the immigration website.
Thlologelo Promise Rampa thank you for your response. Is it possible for me to contact you through Instagram so that I can ask you some questions?
No worries 😉
Thank you 😊
Thanks
Hahahahahaaa! I love your video! How long did it take for your skill assessment to come out please? Is it Vetasses?
Hi Sister, did you actually mean the physical documents to be posted for assessment or did you say certified copies? Thanks for the information...
Cerified copies need to be mailed to the assessing authority. It is usually detailed on their wesibe. I will touch on this more in Episode 6.
@@ThlologeloPromiseRampa Thanks so much Sisi
thank you
Can you apply for work visa even you don’t have a job?
I have social auxiliary work certificate are the any job opportunities with this certificate in Australia but nextyear will apply for bachelor social work with unisa
Do i need skills Assessments for masters in Business Administration (MBA) and diploma in Production Management before looking for a job in Australia and if so, what websites do i use? I am in Zambia.
New subie here
I love your vidoes they are so informative and interesting. Ps your sense of humor is out of this world 🤌🏾
I have one question
Did you and your Hubby migrate after you both secured jobs in the same city?
If yes how did you make sure that you get jobs in-the same city without waiting for too long .
Im asking this because we are currently in SA and one of the reasons we migrating is that my husband stays 500km away from me and kids and I don’t want to go to Australia and have the same situation .
Hey...thank you for the love. Welcome to my channel. Okay so I might have to do a video on this one because there is a whole story behind what happened with us. When we relocated, my husband was the only one with employment and I applied for jobs in the same town. I then got a job, but they decided to send me somewhere 7 hours away from Grafton but because we were desperate, I took the job. Within two months, my manager fought for me to be transferred to the Grafton office because I was miserable without my family, we were new in the country, and they had availability in the Grafton office. So, we ended up together. Also, when we moved to Hervey Bay, we managed to get jobs literally a street away from each other which was amazing. There are many options available to be honest. As I said, depends on your profession and where you decide to settle.
I'm in my 40s, Can I relocate with my kids to Ausie
Yes Sis Thuli. Watch my video explaining the TSS. There are some visas that have no age requirements so focus on those ones.
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You so much looked like an Igbo Lady! Nice...Content anyway!
Hi Promise, thanks alot for the info! Can I still apply for the visa without age issues? My wife is 44 yrs old, is there a limit on age?
Age is very important when discuses permanent residency visas but for some work visas such as the TSS, they do not have age restrictions. Don’t panic yet, there are ways around this
I think the li. It is 45yrs
How do I covert my US dollars into Australian Dollars?
The bank does that for you - unless you try online trading
You forgot to talk about English test
They don't do it in S.A as it's considered an English speaking country.
does kids(12 yrs) write the English test and for police clearance
No, they are required for those above the age of 18…to my knowledge
@@ThlologeloPromiseRampa Thanks very much
Ai Ai Ai. Ngwaneso o etsa ntho dibe bo bebe hore re kgone ho tloha mona tlaleng. Sefapano
Please can you advise me, my qualifications is I’ve completely diploma in IT programming my husband is full time employees
You have to start with a skills assessment. Read the information to check your eligibility and assess if it’s a risk worth taking. If IT is in the list, then you should be fine. Make sure you find out if they are okay with diplomas or they would want a degree. So of these assessing authority only take degrees
Hi are there lots of cockroaches where you live and spiders as well
Lol I literally don’t know how to respond to this question. Dubbo and western New South Wales have a mice issue. They are everywhere. Horrific
I dunno, how much can you make off that government tender?
You are a fan! Oh my goodness. You’ve subscribed too???
@@ThlologeloPromiseRampa Yip, a fan of watching enjoy those delicious fruits of colonialism. Remember Wakanda is a work of fiction 😉
May the good Lord be with your soul. Yoh 😏
@@ThlologeloPromiseRampa Haibo! She gonna stream black panther is tonight on Disney+ for sure
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Hello….
Aussies find your heavily accented English hard to understand. The White Afrikaans accent is found arrogant in Australia. Aussies stay away from it. It's the truth. Ask other immigrants in Australia. They will tell you so. You don't need to speak like an Aussie. Need to articulate.
So she has to cover up her native accent to please other people??? Huh??
Also she is speaking in a Black South African accent. It is not the same as how either the Afrikaaners or English South Africans speak even if all three are close. Any person who has heard how all three speak can tell the difference.
Also, there are hundreds of thousands of South Africans in Australia and they are not complaining.
Hi, recently seen your videos, it possible to share your what's app/ Facebook contacts, i should be starting the immigration process next year early as well
Keep up, it's worth it
Thanx gal, love your energy
Thanks so much!!
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