smilelyns

Hi, im writing on behalf of my boss....

She and her husband have both been granted permenant immigration status to Australia.

The issue is, my boss has a daughter, Sam, who is training to be a teacher (she's 30) and a granddaughter who is at primary school (she is 10). They have all decided that they still want to all live in the same country and although Sam would have no real problem getting into Oz when she is a fully trained teacher (in 2 years) she wants to move there now and finish off her studies over there.

The problem is I can't seem to find any relevant information for them. Especially because Sam has a dependent child. I would appreciate it if anyone could point me in the right direction. I know my boss can't wait to go but she would love it if sam and her granddaughter could join them.

I would appreciate any kind of response. Thanks, Lyns

baconmaster

Tell your boss to get off his lazy ar5e and find out for himself.

JAJ

Your boss ought to be proactive and get onto http://www.immi.gov.au

Look at visas like skilled sponsored or remaining relative, but be aware it's likely to be 2-3 years before they can meet the sponsorship/Assurance of Support requirements.

Alternatively the daughter can qualify and look to migrate as an independent - Skill Matching (state sponsored) or regional employer nominated (RSMS) would provide the most immediate visa solution.

Jeremy

gedge

Earning some brownie points?

Check out the dept of immigration link from JAJ

smilelyns

Thanks for the nice responses....not earning brownie points just trying to do someone without the faintest idea how to use a computer a favour!

Thanks anyway

Perthforme

Can't do enough for a good boss