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Hi all,
I applied for the 187 direct entry stream as a personal assistant in April 2017, my RCB was approved in the May. Is there anybody who has had a 187 DE granted recently? It has always said 17-19 months processing time (give or take a month or two at times) but recently it has gone up to 21-24 months.
I understand that everyone is in for a long wait and that it is to do with legislation changes and understaffing, but I was sooo close to that 17 month mark and feel so deflated now it's gone up again.
I have done my two years with my employer in September and would like to consider changing employers after that time, on the basis that I am not getting the hours and wage I was promised to get as my employers have said it is based on whether or not I get the visa?! I also paid for every last inch of my visa and so being in this position for nearly two years now has left me in debt due to visa payments and only being on a basic wage ($22 an hour) and I have not progressed in my career half as much as I would have liked by now, with this particular company.
Any advice would be massively appreciated, whenever I call my migration agent I'm made to feel like a nuisance and get no information whatsoever (again, understanding much cant be said on processing times as we're all in the dark!)
Thanks in advance.
I applied for the 187 direct entry stream as a personal assistant in April 2017, my RCB was approved in the May. Is there anybody who has had a 187 DE granted recently? It has always said 17-19 months processing time (give or take a month or two at times) but recently it has gone up to 21-24 months.
I understand that everyone is in for a long wait and that it is to do with legislation changes and understaffing, but I was sooo close to that 17 month mark and feel so deflated now it's gone up again.
I have done my two years with my employer in September and would like to consider changing employers after that time, on the basis that I am not getting the hours and wage I was promised to get as my employers have said it is based on whether or not I get the visa?! I also paid for every last inch of my visa and so being in this position for nearly two years now has left me in debt due to visa payments and only being on a basic wage ($22 an hour) and I have not progressed in my career half as much as I would have liked by now, with this particular company.
Any advice would be massively appreciated, whenever I call my migration agent I'm made to feel like a nuisance and get no information whatsoever (again, understanding much cant be said on processing times as we're all in the dark!)
Thanks in advance.