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Why Use MAPSA?

MAPSA is an Australian Registered Migration Agency MARN 0959095

Take an Assessment MAPSA is an Australian registered business.

In addition, all Migration Agents employed by MAPSA are Registered Migration Agents. Australian federal laws regulate that only registered migration agents can provide assistance and immigration advice. In addition, it should be noted that only commercial migration agents are entitled to charge a fee for providing immigration advice.

Registered migration agents must follow a Code of Conduct. In addition to a number of other requirements the Code requires that migration agents to keep all information about clients strictly confidential.

Getting Started The MAPSA Way!

The 3 in 1 Initial Assessment MAPSA recognises that moving to a new country is a big decision. It is more than just a visa application to get temporary or permanent residence. MAPSA has therefore designed the 3 in 1 assessment designed to give you the full picture of relocating. And it’s an easy process to follow that will take you approximately 15 minutes to complete.

You can fill in all three parts or skip whichever one you feel is not applicable.

FIRSTLY: We need to clearly assess whether you and/or your partner actually qualifies and satisfies the legislative criteria pertaining to a particular visa. There are 12 questions, a few also with secondary questions, that you need to fill in.

SECONDLY: The assessment is designed to get a better understanding of what your specific needs are. These are lifestyle questions intended for us to get an idea of why you are making the move to Australia, and what's important for you in your move. We also give you the opportunity to ask a few specific lifestyle questions. We are more than happy to take on property specific questions too. Through your answers we may be able to help you with suggestions on which State in Australia may best be suited in terms of your requirements.

THIRDLY: The assessment gives you the opportunity to ascertain your eligibility for a financial loan for the purchase of property. This is only an assessment and is based on the information you provide at the time of submission. It is not an application for a loan and does not guarantee that you will or will not qualify for a loan as this will depend on your individual circumstances at the actual time when you decide to make an application.

Part 1 - Section A: Personal details

Full name
Date of birth

Format : mm/dd/yyyy

Physical address
City
Country
Email address
Contact number

Country

Area Code

Number

What would be the best time to contact you? During business hours ( 8am - 5pm)
After business hours ( 5pm - 9pm)
Visa type
Do you or your Spouse/Fiancee, common law partner and children have serious medical problems?
If Yes, please give a brief description
Do you or your spouse/ fiance/ common law partner or children have a criminal record?
If Yes, please give a brief description

Part 1 - Section B: Education

Total number of years of full time/ regular studies after leaving school
Your highest level of regular / Full time education
Have you Graduated?
Please tell us about your work experience in brief

Part 1 - Section C: Spouse's details

Are you married? (If Yes, please complete the below form)
Spouse full name
Spouse date of birth

Format : mm/dd/yyyy

Spouse highest level of education
Spouse's work experience in brief

Part 1 - Section D : Further Information

Do you have any relatives in Australia?
If Yes, please supply us with the following information How many?
What is their relation to you?
What is their current status in the country?
What is their relation to you?
What is their current status in the country?
What is their relation to you?
What is their current status in the country?

Part 1 - Section E : Employment history

Have you been unemployed for any period in the last 4 years? 2005
2006
2007
2008
2009
For what period were you unemployed? Less than 1 month
1 to 3 months
3 to 6 months
6 to 12 months
1 year plus
What is your current income ?

Currency

Amount

Assuming you are eligible to apply for a temporary or permanent Australian visa when do you think you will be ready to commence the application process? Immediately once you know the outcome of this assessment
Within 6 months of the outcome of this assessment
Within 12 months of the outcome of this assessment
Within the next 2 years
Only once you get a formal job offer
Ideally, when would you like to be residing in Australia? 2011
2012
2013
2014

Part 2 - My Prefered lifestyle - Section A : My preferences

Will you be setting up home in Australia: As a single person (go to q.3)
In a de facto relationship (your partner for more than 2 years) (go to q.3)
In a de facto relationship with children
As a married couple (go to Q.3)
Married with children
Please provide gender and age of your children?
Do you prefer to live: In a very large vibrant cosmopolitan city (population 3m plus)
In a relatively big and trendy city (population 1m to 3m)
In one of the smaller but growing cities (Population under 1m)
In a large coastal city
In a smaller coastal town
Would you prefer to live Right in the heart of the city
Inner city suburbs (within 6 km radius)
Within city reach (Within 20km radius)
In a more rural or farming area
In the first 12 months of moving would you; Prefer to rent a property
Prefer to buy a property
Would you prefer to reside in: A traditional family type home
An apartment
A townhouse

Part 2 - Section B : My Lifestyle

How important are the following factors in relation to your move to Australia (State a number from 1 to 5. Extremely Important being 5 and 1 being of little importance). Income
Beaches
Education and future for your Children
Your career
Your spouses career
In which of the following industries does your occupation fall under? Accomodation, cafes and restaurant
Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing
Communication Services
Construction
Cultural and Recreational Services
Education
Electricity, Gas and Water Supplies
Finance and Insurance
Government Administration and Defence
Health and Community Services
Manufacturing
Mining
Personal and Other Services
Property and Business
Retail Trade
Transport and Storage
Wholesale Trade
Do you intend to stay in the same industry when you move to Australia?
In which of the following industries does your spouse’s occupation fall under? Accomodation, cafes and restaurant
Agriculture, Forestry and Fishing
Communication Services
Cultural and Recreational Services
Education
Electricity, Gas and Water Supplies
Finance and Insurance
Government Administration and Defence
Health and Community Services
Manufacturing
Mining
Personal and Other Services
Property and Business
Retail Trade
Transport and Storage
Wholesale Trade
Does your spouse intend to stay in the same industry when you move to Australia?
How often do you intend to travel to your current Country of residence?
What are your 3 main sporting interests? Cricket
Rugby
Soccer
Swimming
Other
Specify
On a weekend the things you most like to do are (10 being the most important and 1 the least important) Eat out
Go to the movies
Watch sport on TV
Play sport outdoors
Go to the theatre
Entertain at home
Go to the Beach (weather permitting)
Go for a walk and/or bike ride
Go clubbing
Do you have any friends or relatives in Australia other than those stated in Part 1. Q 5?
In which Australian state do your friends or relatives reside? If More than 1 answer tick accordingly. NSW
Queensland
Victoria
Western Australia
Northern Territory
Tasmania
ACT
Do you have a current job offer from an Australian employer.
In which state is your job offer from?
On a scale of 1 to 10 (1 Being unimportant and 10 being the most important) tick how important it is to be close to your friends/relatives.

Part 3 - My Eligibility For a Loan - Section A : Applicant Information

What Visa number are you entering Australia on?
Do you have a current job offer from an Australian employer.
If YES - what will your gross annual salary be?

Currency

Amount

If No, what do you expect to earn?

Currency

Amount

What is your marital status
How many dependant children do you have?
Will you be keeping any overseas credit cards?
If Yes, What are their combined current limits?

Currency

Amount

Part 3 - Section B : Second applicant

What Visa number are you entering Australia on?
Do you have employment arranged?
If YES - what will your gross annual salary be?

Currency

Amount

If No, what do you expect to earn?

Currency

Amount

Will you be keeping any overseas credit cards?
If Yes, What are their combined current limits?

Currency

Amount

Part 3 - Section C : Property details

If i purchase a property, it will be for Primary residence
Investment
In which Australian state do you intend purchasing?
Do you have a maximum purchasing limit?
If Yes, please state how much
Is this your first time buying a property?

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