Migration Question: After the permanent move...?
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Hi
My family and I will probably be shifting to Oz at the end of the year after
getting our PR.
Would like to asked a couple of question pertaining to this.
- Does that mean we are not allowed to leave the country for 2 years even on a short
vacation or else the effective date of the permanent move is consider void?
- How about if my work requires me to travel outside Oz, will it also affect my status of
having actually move permanently in Oz.
Thanks in advance
My family and I will probably be shifting to Oz at the end of the year after
getting our PR.
Would like to asked a couple of question pertaining to this.
- Does that mean we are not allowed to leave the country for 2 years even on a short
vacation or else the effective date of the permanent move is consider void?
- How about if my work requires me to travel outside Oz, will it also affect my status of
having actually move permanently in Oz.
Thanks in advance
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Hi,
there are absolutely no restrictions on movement when you hold a PR visa. So you can leave
and come back whenever you want to. After five years after the visa was issued you will
need a Resident Return Visa (RRV) to enter Australia.
Cheers Stefan
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Hi,
there are absolutely no restrictions on movement when you hold a PR visa. So you can leave
and come back whenever you want to. After five years after the visa was issued you will
need a Resident Return Visa (RRV) to enter Australia.
Cheers Stefan
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Hi
But what about the 2 years residency "things". Is that the necessary requirement to be
eligible for application for Citizenship and/or unemployment benefit (which I prob won't
need, but a nice back up) etc.........???
What about this RRV, is it easy to apply once the 5 years period is up??
thanks
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But what about the 2 years residency "things". Is that the necessary requirement to be
eligible for application for Citizenship and/or unemployment benefit (which I prob won't
need, but a nice back up) etc.........???
What about this RRV, is it easy to apply once the 5 years period is up??
thanks
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Hi!
On Thu, 1 Mar 2001 22:55:17 +0800, "zz" <[email protected]> wrote:
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Regarding vacation or work outside Australia and unemployment benefits: If you work
overseas then you won't need unemployment benefits and if you don't have a job, I wouldn't
spend my money on overseas travel
Regarding citizenship: If you are working overseas for an Australian company and your
family is in Australia, I don't think it should be a problem. See form 1027i for details:
http://www.immi.gov.au/allforms/pdf/1027i.pdf Short vacations shouldn't be a problem.
That's only a few weeks a year.
Regarding RRV: An RRV shouldn't be a problem, especially if you have lived in Australia
for more than two years or your family lives there and you have worked for an Australian
company overseas.
Cheers Stefan
On Thu, 1 Mar 2001 22:55:17 +0800, "zz" <[email protected]> wrote:
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Regarding vacation or work outside Australia and unemployment benefits: If you work
overseas then you won't need unemployment benefits and if you don't have a job, I wouldn't
spend my money on overseas travel
Regarding citizenship: If you are working overseas for an Australian company and your
family is in Australia, I don't think it should be a problem. See form 1027i for details:
http://www.immi.gov.au/allforms/pdf/1027i.pdf Short vacations shouldn't be a problem.
That's only a few weeks a year.
Regarding RRV: An RRV shouldn't be a problem, especially if you have lived in Australia
for more than two years or your family lives there and you have worked for an Australian
company overseas.
Cheers Stefan