u/Silly_Meat86

Anyone here from a Level 3 country who recently got a visa grant without having to upload any financial documents (like bank statements)?

From the Immigration website's Document Checklist Tool, it doesn't list evidence of financial capacity as part of the requirements since UOW is considered a Level 1 university. I'm just wondering if anyone here successfully got their Student Visa application approved even without uploading any proof of funds? :)

Just asking for a second opinion to see if it aligns with my education agent's advice

I’ve been seeing lots of comments made mocking NPs and calling them Noctors. It makes me second-guess going down this path if it will unnecessarily subject me to being bullied and stigmatized, just for taking on this role. I think it’s only normal to want to be respected. I hope someone here can share the reality of this job and how the medical community generally feels about it.

Is it generally easy to get approved for a tuition installment plan? Has anyone here, especially international students, tried applying for this before?

Is there a rave scene in Myanmar? I don't exactly like clubs and bars that play the usual pop music all night long. Would love to know if there are more lowkey or niche spots in either Yangon or Mandalay to enjoy house and techno music? :) If none, then where would be a good place to party in Myanmar with a vibrant and social atmosphere? (PS I'm in my mid-20s)

1. Which beach destination is better? Ngwe Saung or Chaung Thar? I prefer a more lively and vibrant atmosphere
2. Which bus companies have scheduled trips to either Ngwe Saung or Chaung Thar?
3. Is there a way to transfer between them easily? I watched a vlog where this tourist got on a boat to move between Ngwe Saung and Chaung Thar. A local boarded his motorcycle on the boat by the mangrove area, then upon arriving on the other beach, they rode along the sandy shore. Is this a common transport option?

Would anyone know if there's anywhere I can rent a bicycle from in Downtown Yangon? Like, actual bikes you would manually pedal, NOT motorbikes. Are bicycles allowed to be used in the city and is it required to have a helmet on?

Thanks a lot in advance for any leads :--)