FINALLY GOT IT !!!!
Jan 10th 2002, 10:19 am
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Finally got the passport with Skilled independent visa in it......
Huge smile has just broken out on my face and we can't wait.
Leave UK on 15th Feb....
Sunny Goldcoast here I come!!!!!!
Regards
Very Elated MD
Huge smile has just broken out on my face and we can't wait.
Leave UK on 15th Feb....
Sunny Goldcoast here I come!!!!!!
Regards
Very Elated MD
Jan 10th 2002, 10:32 am
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Just a quick question for someone who knows..
What does the following mean ?
Class BN Resident P Sub class 136 Conditions Mig.Reg.Sched.8 Initial entry by
08march02 (self explanatory)
As these are printed on the visa and a little clarification just for my own peace of
mind would be nice.
Regards MD
What does the following mean ?
Class BN Resident P Sub class 136 Conditions Mig.Reg.Sched.8 Initial entry by
08march02 (self explanatory)
As these are printed on the visa and a little clarification just for my own peace of
mind would be nice.
Regards MD
Jan 10th 2002, 11:12 am
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Hi
Not a clue on your question (someone will answer it I'm sure??) But WELL DONE
and GOOD LUCK
The Trainer
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Not a clue on your question (someone will answer it I'm sure??) But WELL DONE
and GOOD LUCK
The Trainer
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Jan 10th 2002, 12:14 pm
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Mark Class BN is the Skilled Independent class. It has two 'subclasses', ie 136 and
also 137 (State/Territory Nominated Independent).
The idea of a visa class as opposed to subclass, is that your application form is for
a visa class, and you get assessed against the criteria for every subclass in that
class. So for example, if you applied for class BQ, the one application form/fee
would cover both subclass 138 and 139 (Skilled Australian Sponsored and Skilled
Designated Area Sponsored).
If a visa class has only one subclass (as some do) it's not an issue.
Conditions refer the migration regulations sch 8, which contain all possible
conditions that can go on visas (eg no work). If you're married your wife's should
have condition 8502, meaning she can't arrive in Australia before you. Principal
applicants with subclass 136 visas who are married normally don't have any visa
conditions, other than the first entry date.
Jeremy
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also 137 (State/Territory Nominated Independent).
The idea of a visa class as opposed to subclass, is that your application form is for
a visa class, and you get assessed against the criteria for every subclass in that
class. So for example, if you applied for class BQ, the one application form/fee
would cover both subclass 138 and 139 (Skilled Australian Sponsored and Skilled
Designated Area Sponsored).
If a visa class has only one subclass (as some do) it's not an issue.
Conditions refer the migration regulations sch 8, which contain all possible
conditions that can go on visas (eg no work). If you're married your wife's should
have condition 8502, meaning she can't arrive in Australia before you. Principal
applicants with subclass 136 visas who are married normally don't have any visa
conditions, other than the first entry date.
Jeremy
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Jan 10th 2002, 11:11 pm
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They actually made a mistake here... it should actually say LBPB (lucky bloody pommy
bastard
Well done on getting it!
What qualification and skills did you have to have if you don't mind me asking?
John
PS. Don't stay out in the sun too long as I unfortunately discovered... even 2 hours
can be lethal!
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They actually made a mistake here... it should actually say LBPB (lucky bloody pommy
bastard
Well done on getting it!
What qualification and skills did you have to have if you don't mind me asking?
John
PS. Don't stay out in the sun too long as I unfortunately discovered... even 2 hours
can be lethal!
Jan 11th 2002, 7:01 pm
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Cheers John
Qualifications: City and Guilds in Mechanical Craft Studies and Engineering Industry
Training Board Certificates in Press Toolmaking and Machining for Toolmaking and
Experimental Work, plus 15 years post apprenticeship experience as Toolmaker/CNC
machinist/Gaugeroom Inspector.
Just hope its enough to get me a job
Regards Elated MD
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Qualifications: City and Guilds in Mechanical Craft Studies and Engineering Industry
Training Board Certificates in Press Toolmaking and Machining for Toolmaking and
Experimental Work, plus 15 years post apprenticeship experience as Toolmaker/CNC
machinist/Gaugeroom Inspector.
Just hope its enough to get me a job
Regards Elated MD
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Jan 12th 2002, 10:56 am
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Congratulations!!! You are just 2 months ahead of me/us.
How do you manage to get ther first "grip" in Australia?
Best regards Jack
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Congratulations!!! You are just 2 months ahead of me/us.
How do you manage to get ther first "grip" in Australia?
Best regards Jack
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Jan 13th 2002, 10:52 am
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Congratulations you lucky bugger !
Enjoy your new life.
Cheers Mark & Sibs
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Enjoy your new life.
Cheers Mark & Sibs
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Oct 11th 2002, 10:02 am
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Sched 8
Hi
I have just received exactly the same visa as Mark. If it just says "Sched 8" without any longer numbers does that mean i have no restrictions?
Cheers Amanda
Ps Why don't they send you info about your visa when they issue it
I have just received exactly the same visa as Mark. If it just says "Sched 8" without any longer numbers does that mean i have no restrictions?
Cheers Amanda
Ps Why don't they send you info about your visa when they issue it
Oct 11th 2002, 10:05 am
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Congrats to you guys- i will now ask the age old question 'when did you apply?????'
PS Hi Nigel- have you arrived in Melbourne safely?
PS Hi Nigel- have you arrived in Melbourne safely?
Oct 11th 2002, 10:15 am
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hi
i applied in Aug 2001 and received news i had been granted a visa in March this year. i was then given many extensions as i was travelling in South America so couldn't comply with my initial entry date.
however i applied under an IT discipline so i assume i was fast tracked.
Amanda
i applied in Aug 2001 and received news i had been granted a visa in March this year. i was then given many extensions as i was travelling in South America so couldn't comply with my initial entry date.
however i applied under an IT discipline so i assume i was fast tracked.
Amanda
Oct 11th 2002, 2:22 pm
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Originally posted by Mark :-\):
Finally got the passport with Skilled independent visa in it......
Huge smile has just broken out on my face and we can't wait.
Leave UK on 15th Feb....
Sunny Goldcoast here I come!!!!!!
Regards
Very Elated MD
Finally got the passport with Skilled independent visa in it......
Huge smile has just broken out on my face and we can't wait.
Leave UK on 15th Feb....
Sunny Goldcoast here I come!!!!!!
Regards
Very Elated MD
Great news, hope all goes well for you out there. Keep us posted with the ups and downs.
Regards
Ginny
Oct 11th 2002, 11:13 pm
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Originally posted by Mark :-\):
Finally got the passport with Skilled independent visa in it......
Huge smile has just broken out on my face and we can't wait.
Leave UK on 15th Feb....
Sunny Goldcoast here I come!!!!!!
Regards
Very Elated MD
Finally got the passport with Skilled independent visa in it......
Huge smile has just broken out on my face and we can't wait.
Leave UK on 15th Feb....
Sunny Goldcoast here I come!!!!!!
Regards
Very Elated MD
All the best with your move to the Gold Coast.
Michael
