Been offered ENS Visa for NSW. Does this mean I won't need to pay school fees?
Apr 3rd 2012, 8:34 pm
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Been offered ENS Visa for NSW. Does this mean I won't need to pay school fees?
Hey Guys,
I've been offered employment with a company in Sydney and they've said I qualify for the ENS Visa. I have a valid skills assessment from the ACS and I'm on the skills list.
I'm wondering does anyone know, as I would be on a ENS visa does this entitle me and my family to the benfits a permanent Australian resident would get such as Medicare and school fees? Public school fees in NSW are $4500 per child per year and as I have a 2 children this would total the $9000. Not having to pay this would make a big difference.
Does qualifying for Medicare mean I won't have to take out expensive medical insurance?
Thanks in advance
I've been offered employment with a company in Sydney and they've said I qualify for the ENS Visa. I have a valid skills assessment from the ACS and I'm on the skills list.
I'm wondering does anyone know, as I would be on a ENS visa does this entitle me and my family to the benfits a permanent Australian resident would get such as Medicare and school fees? Public school fees in NSW are $4500 per child per year and as I have a 2 children this would total the $9000. Not having to pay this would make a big difference.
Does qualifying for Medicare mean I won't have to take out expensive medical insurance?
Thanks in advance
Last edited by Alienfeet; Apr 3rd 2012 at 9:15 pm.
Apr 3rd 2012, 10:12 pm
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Re: Been offered ENS Visa for NSW. Does this mean I won't need to pay school fees?
Hey Guys,
I've been offered employment with a company in Sydney and they've said I qualify for the ENS Visa. I have a valid skills assessment from the ACS and I'm on the skills list.
I'm wondering does anyone know, as I would be on a ENS visa does this entitle me and my family to the benfits a permanent Australian resident would get such as Medicare and school fees? Public school fees in NSW are $4500 per child per year and as I have a 2 children this would total the $9000. Not having to pay this would make a big difference.
Does qualifying for Medicare mean I won't have to take out expensive medical insurance?
Thanks in advance
I've been offered employment with a company in Sydney and they've said I qualify for the ENS Visa. I have a valid skills assessment from the ACS and I'm on the skills list.
I'm wondering does anyone know, as I would be on a ENS visa does this entitle me and my family to the benfits a permanent Australian resident would get such as Medicare and school fees? Public school fees in NSW are $4500 per child per year and as I have a 2 children this would total the $9000. Not having to pay this would make a big difference.
Does qualifying for Medicare mean I won't have to take out expensive medical insurance?
Thanks in advance
Apr 5th 2012, 3:03 pm
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Re: Been offered ENS Visa for NSW. Does this mean I won't need to pay school fees?
If your kids are teenagers, you should be aware that there are some awful high schools in Sydney. Primary schools seem to be OK though.
Apr 6th 2012, 12:36 am
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Re: Been offered ENS Visa for NSW. Does this mean I won't need to pay school fees?
Might be more helpful if you named the schools? I believe there are also some awful high schools in all the other Aus cities 
