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Mabuhay! This video is presented by Jose Respall, the principal of Respall Migration Australia which was founded in 1999. If you are a Filipino General Accountant working in the Philippines or overseas in a country outside Australia here is a great opportunity for you. A chance to further your career in Australia. It is a land of opportunity with higher wages and a wonderful relaxed way of life. Jose is a registered migration agent who specialises in Australian immigration. The first step involves reading the first 4 chapters of the book Avoiding The Migration Minefield - How To Migrate To Australia From The Philippines. The book was written by Jose Respall of Respall Migration Australia and captures his 14 years of Australian immigration experience. Respall has made the first 4 chapters available in a downloadable e-book available free of charge from the website at http://www.respall.com He has included real life Australian immigration case studies, hints and tips on how to migrate to Australia, technical information and the all-important code of conduct. The code of conduct is a strict guideline which a registered migration agent must follow. It provides peace of mind to the Filipino General Accountant that the agent will act in their best interests and work with integrity, honesty and transparency. The video outlines the process to receiving a visa to work and live permanently in Australia. The General Accountant applicant must attend a review for the International English Language Testing System (IELTS) at Respall Migration Australia Manila. This is done to help the applicant to pass it. The higher your points score the more likely that the department will send an invitation to us to lodge your visa application. Respall Migration Australia documentation specialists assist the General Accountant visa applicant with each document to make sure it is correct - this includes improving their CV to Australian standards. We assist you in understanding and preparing your application to the Institute of Public Accountants IPA which is one of the assessing authorities for Filipino accounting professionals in Australia. When you achieve the required result of your IELTS and receive a favourable letter from the Institute of Public Accountants we prepare an Expression of Interest and lodge it with the Department of Immigration and Boarder Protection for their immediate consideration. Jose Respall explains in this video that the department sends specific instructions regarding the accountant application for Australian immigration and Respall Migration Australia helps the applicant to complete the requests. Once those requirements are met the department issues a visa grant for the accountant and their family members - if they are included in the application for Australian immigration. To start this whole process a General Accountant must email their CV to Respall Migration Australia for assessment. Then they will be sent the e-book or asked to download it from http://www.respall.com A General Accountant living in the Philippines can meet Respall Migration Australia in their Makati City office; those further away can Skype. Accountants being highly skilled professionals sometimes attempt to prepare their own visa applications but they can't be expected to know the Migration Act and keep up with Australian government changes to legislation which occur several times a year. One wrong answer or incorrect document can jeopardise the entire application. A Filipino General Accountant has peace of mind knowing that Jose Respall, who is located in Sydney, Australia, is a registered migration agent as is the manager of his operation based in the Philippines and they must abide by the Code of Conduct as a breach of the code would see their licence being removed. A copy of the code of conduct is provided by Respall Migration Australia to their clients. Credentials Migration Agent Registration: https://www.mara.gov.au/search-the-register-of-migration-agents/registered-migration-agent-details/?id=b065b1cf-a652-e311-9402-005056ab0eca Code of Conduct: https://www.mara.gov.au/media/95420/Code_of_Conduct.pdf Consumer Protection: https://www.mara.gov.au/media/152338/consumer_guide_english.pdf Justices of the Peace Queensland: http://www.qld.gov.au/law/legal-mediation-and-justice-of-the-peace/justice-of-the-peace/ Justices of the Peace New South Wales: http://www.justice.nsw.gov.au/