Acting out your faith doesn’t mean being reckless or hasty. It involves making a calculated decision, taking into account various factors that can influence your immigration journey:

1. Genuineness of Intent: Your sincere desire to live and work in Australia is a fundamental aspect of faith-driven migration.
2. Willingness to Invest: Embrace the financial commitment required for the application process and your life in Australia.
3. Being Prepared to Take Risks: Immigration is an adventure with uncertainties. Faith means facing these uncertainties with courage.
4. Being Proactive and Hardworking: Your proactive efforts can make a significant difference in the success of your application.
5. Trusting the Right Professionals: Seek guidance from experienced immigration professionals who can help you navigate the complex process.

Approach your application from a place of inner peace but not just intellect. Recognize that circumstances, both legislative and personal, can change during your application process. Consider the multitude of authorities and factors you’ll encounter:

1. English Test: Meeting language requirements.
2. DHA (Department of Home Affairs): The primary immigration authority.
3. State and Territory Sponsors: Six states and two territories have their own nomination programs.
4. Politicians as Policy Makers: Policy changes can occur.
5. Character Authorities: Ensuring you meet character requirements.

Acknowledge that personal circumstances can evolve while your application is in progress:

1. Age Requirement and Legislative Factors: Age limits and other legislative factors can change.
2. Personal Circumstances: Health, character, and financial changes.
3. Employment: Changes in your job situation.
4. Family Changes: Marriages, divorces, and the health of family members.
5. Skill Demand: Australia’s demand for specific skills can shift.

Circumstances in immigration are extremely dynamic. Over the 20 years, we’ve seen it all—immigration ministers losing their positions shortly after policy implementations and applicants facing unexpected job losses. Having faith means staying the course despite these changes. Maintaining faith throughout your immigration journey can be challenging. There will be times when you may feel disheartened or fatigued. During such moments, having a support system becomes crucial. Working with a Registered Migration Agent or Accounts Manager Team can provide you with the hope and encouragement you need when you can’t find it within yourself. These experts possess the knowledge and experience to guide you through the ups and downs of the immigration process, keeping your dreams alive.

In conclusion, the choice between fate and faith in the context of Australian immigration is a deeply personal one. While assessing your eligibility is essential, it should not deter you from pursuing your dream of life in Australia. Trust your faith; be proactive, and work with professionals who can guide and advocate for your aspirations. Remember, the immigration journey is dynamic, but your faith can keep you on the path to your Australian dream. As our clients, we at NTRUST are here to support you in making informed decisions that align with your long-term goals and dreams. Your journey is our priority, and we are here to guide you every step of the way. Contact us at +65 6299 0245 or you can fill out the free assessment form.