Can we do this?
Dec 7th 2001, 8:54 pm
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Can my wife (a registered nurse) apply for a temporary residency visa whilst we await a decision on our Australian PR visa (lodged London 07/01). Our PR application is based on my skill as my wife was on maternity leave at the time of TRA application and didnt meet the 'hours worked' requirement.
Any thoughts? Or are we just getting desperate?
Any thoughts? Or are we just getting desperate?
Dec 8th 2001, 5:19 am
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Hi Dominic,
In some Australian overseas posts people are being positively encouraged to do
exactly what you are proposing to do. Go for it
Cheers
George Lombard
www.austimmigration.com.au Dominic
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In some Australian overseas posts people are being positively encouraged to do
exactly what you are proposing to do. Go for it
Cheers
George Lombard
www.austimmigration.com.au Dominic
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Dec 8th 2001, 10:36 am
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Sometimes people who have applied for PR have problems getting temporary visas as
they have displayed 'migration intent' by applying for PR.
Normally it's best to get the temporary visa first and then apply for PR.
However, if you're from a Western country (I'm assuming you're British) this is
generally less of a problem. And if Australian embassies are encouraging people to go
down this route, it's also a good sign.
If you go to Australia on a temporary visa, you will have to leave the country to be
granted your PR visa. But it is possible to get this in Auckland or Singapore -
there's normally no need to go back to London.
Jeremy
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they have displayed 'migration intent' by applying for PR.
Normally it's best to get the temporary visa first and then apply for PR.
However, if you're from a Western country (I'm assuming you're British) this is
generally less of a problem. And if Australian embassies are encouraging people to go
down this route, it's also a good sign.
If you go to Australia on a temporary visa, you will have to leave the country to be
granted your PR visa. But it is possible to get this in Auckland or Singapore -
there's normally no need to go back to London.
Jeremy
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Dec 8th 2001, 2:21 pm
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Great!
Thanks Jeremy and George for your info, we will be contacting nursing agencies and the nursing registration board Monday.
Will post progress and no doubt more questions! Thanks again.
Regards
Dominic
ps-yes we are from the UK
Thanks Jeremy and George for your info, we will be contacting nursing agencies and the nursing registration board Monday.
Will post progress and no doubt more questions! Thanks again.
Regards
Dominic
ps-yes we are from the UK
