Age Limits
I have been offered a job in Melbourne by an employer who has offered to sponsor me through the employer nomination route to obtain a PR visa.
I have received conflicting advice concerning the age limits for this route. I am 47 and have been told that the normal age limits of 45 for skilled migration will not apply if the application for an Employer nominated visa is succesful. Can anyone confirm if this is the case? Thanks |
Re: Age Limits
There is also an age bar of 45 for Employer Nomination visas.
It can be waived in exceptional circumstances. You and your employer need to speak to a migration agent who specialises in that area (and is experienced in it) as soon as possible. Jeremy >On Sat, 12 Oct 2002 21:57:41 +0000, jandj wrote: >I have been offered a job in Melbourne by an employer who has offered to >sponsor me through the employer nomination route to obtain a PR visa. >I have received conflicting advice concerning the age limits for this >route. I am 47 and have been told that the normal age limits of 45 for >skilled migration will not apply if the application for an Employer >nominated visa is succesful. >Can anyone confirm if this is the case? >Thanks >-- >J and J >Posted via http://britishexpats.com |
Re: Age Limits
http://www.dima.gov.au/allforms/emp-ens.htm
Under "Requirements for visa nominee", it's stated that 45 is the upper age limit for ENS visa applicants. Peter Originally posted by jandj: I have received conflicting advice concerning the age limits for this route. I am 47 and have been told that the normal age limits of 45 for skilled migration will not apply if the application for an Employer nominated visa is succesful. Can anyone confirm if this is the case? |
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Hi
I posted a question to this effect a couple of weeks ago - I've been offered work in Sydney but I'm 52 - unfortunately no-one replied to my post. I did wonder whether or not Alan Collett the immigration consultant would know the answer but even he hasn't responded. I shall watch your post with interst!! |
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Originally posted by empyrean: I posted a question to this effect a couple of weeks ago - I've been offered work in Sydney but I'm 52 - unfortunately no-one replied to my post. I did wonder whether or not Alan Collett the immigration consultant would know the answer but even he hasn't responded. I shall watch your post with interst!! Peter |
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Hey what are you getting so shirty for?? I was responding to the person who asked the question. I have (like I'm sure that person has) seen the "rules" you pointed out, I think what we were asking is if it is ever overruled or is ti really a showstopper.
Surely there are enough negative people on this site without you responding like that to a perfectly innocent posting. |
Re: Age Limits
[QUOTE][SIZE=1]Originally posted by Jaj:
There is also an age bar of 45 for Employer Nomination visas. It can be waived in exceptional circumstances. You and your employer need to speak to a migration agent who specialises in that area (and is experienced in it) as soon as possible. Jeremy Thanks for the reply. Can you give any indication of what constitutes "Exceptional Circumstances". And does this happen very often. |
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>On Sun, 13 Oct 2002 22:01:00 +0000, jandj wrote:
>Originally posted by Jaj: >> There is also an age bar of 45 for Employer Nomination visas. >> It can be waived in exceptional circumstances. You and your employer >> need to speak to a migration agent who specialises in that area (and >> is experienced in it) as soon as possible. >> Jeremy >> Thanks for the reply. >> Can you give any indication of what constitutes "Exceptional >> Circumstances". If your employer is a big company (ie exports a lot, or employs a lot of Australians) and can show that you are absolutely critical to their business development, that might be 'exceptional' >> And does this happen very often. By definition, the answer is no it doesn't happen very often. It wouldn't be 'exceptional' if it did. You're not going to get any further asking questions here on this precise subject - you need a good agent specialising in employer nomination cases looking after your case. Jeremy |
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I've read that there are sometimes exceptions made to the 45 rule, if
you are a senior person who can mentor younger Australians and they cannot find a younger person with your skills they will make an exception for an over 45 candidate. jandj wrote in message news:... > I have been offered a job in Melbourne by an employer who has offered to > sponsor me through the employer nomination route to obtain a PR visa. > I have received conflicting advice concerning the age limits for this > route. I am 47 and have been told that the normal age limits of 45 for > skilled migration will not apply if the application for an Employer > nominated visa is succesful. > Can anyone confirm if this is the case? > Thanks |
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Hello there ... I see my name mentioned so feel I should respond, although only to say that this is probably one of those specific questions that may well be unique to you and your occupation.
As such I'm not able to answer without reporting to you directly, which in turn means we would need to agree fees ... Best regards. Originally posted by empyrean: Hi I posted a question to this effect a couple of weeks ago - I've been offered work in Sydney but I'm 52 - unfortunately no-one replied to my post. I did wonder whether or not Alan Collett the immigration consultant would know the answer but even he hasn't responded. I shall watch your post with interst!! |
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