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Au Pair Journey - Document Submission

So, I finally submit all the requirement, I started with Documents that has to be prepared, like SKCK, Translation, and MedCheck. It's pretty costly. Here's the cost breakdown to prepare the document

  • SKCK                                                30.000 (it's actually free, but they asked for "administration fee") 
  • Translate Document (Ijazah & SKCK) 200.000 include shipping fee, since I'll need the hardcopy
  • MedCheck                                           700.000 (I went to Medistra Hospital and ask for Chest Ray, HIV & Hepatitis A&B test)
  • Medical Reference                                330.000 (Prof. Suwandhi Widjaja @Medistra Hospital)

the agent BBMed me and said that I have interview on Monday Sept 12, afternoon, but I don't think I can manage that since I'm still working, and I asked her to reschedule. and now I'm waiting for the update *Nerve Breaking*
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