costs from start to finish
Feb 10th 2003, 9:37 am
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costs from start to finish
As I am at the start of all this I have not got a clue about how much all the fees etc are. Can anyone give me a rough idea. We are contemplating applying for state sponsorship through my husband or else going through me after April when I qualify as a registered nurse. Any information would really be appreciated. Thanks. MichelleW.
Feb 10th 2003, 5:42 pm
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Re: costs from start to finish
Originally posted by MichelleW
As I am at the start of all this I have not got a clue about how much all the fees etc are. Can anyone give me a rough idea. We are contemplating applying for state sponsorship through my husband or else going through me after April when I qualify as a registered nurse. Any information would really be appreciated. Thanks. MichelleW.
As I am at the start of all this I have not got a clue about how much all the fees etc are. Can anyone give me a rough idea. We are contemplating applying for state sponsorship through my husband or else going through me after April when I qualify as a registered nurse. Any information would really be appreciated. Thanks. MichelleW.
shipping, flights,medicals,application,TRA,pets to move,solicitors and estate agent's fee's it came to just over £9000!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! And don't worry we have'nt got it either!!
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Feb 10th 2003, 5:44 pm
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Re: costs from start to finish
Yep that sounds about right, plus all the little extras you forget about, even more if your taking your four legged friend, like us.
STNI is much faster if your accepted, took us just over 7 months start to finish.
Good luck
Shelly
STNI is much faster if your accepted, took us just over 7 months start to finish.
Good luck
Shelly
Originally posted by MichelleW
As I am at the start of all this I have not got a clue about how much all the fees etc are. Can anyone give me a rough idea. We are contemplating applying for state sponsorship through my husband or else going through me after April when I qualify as a registered nurse. Any information would really be appreciated. Thanks. MichelleW.
As I am at the start of all this I have not got a clue about how much all the fees etc are. Can anyone give me a rough idea. We are contemplating applying for state sponsorship through my husband or else going through me after April when I qualify as a registered nurse. Any information would really be appreciated. Thanks. MichelleW.
Feb 10th 2003, 5:53 pm
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Re: costs from start to finish
Originally posted by shellypuss
Yep that sounds about right, plus all the little extras you forget about, even more if your taking your four legged friend, like us.
STNI is much faster if your accepted, took us just over 7 months start to finish.
Good luck
Shelly
Yep that sounds about right, plus all the little extras you forget about, even more if your taking your four legged friend, like us.
STNI is much faster if your accepted, took us just over 7 months start to finish.
Good luck
Shelly
Debbie
Feb 10th 2003, 5:57 pm
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Re: costs from start to finish
A permanent holiday
Mind you fish only have a 2 second memory so at least they wont pine lol
Shelly
Mind you fish only have a 2 second memory so at least they wont pine lol
Shelly
Originally posted by cresta57
Whew pleased we've only got a few fish and they're going to grandma's for a holiday.
Debbie
Whew pleased we've only got a few fish and they're going to grandma's for a holiday.
Debbie
Feb 10th 2003, 6:20 pm
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Re: costs from start to finish
STNI is much faster if your accepted, took us just over 7 months start to finish.
Good luck
Shelly [/QUOTE]
Hi Shelly how long do you have after you have been accepted to get out there.
Was STNI straight forward as it is the only way I reckon I can get in with.
Where in Adelaide are you going.
We are heading out on holiday in June.
Good luck
Shelly [/QUOTE]
Hi Shelly how long do you have after you have been accepted to get out there.
Was STNI straight forward as it is the only way I reckon I can get in with.
Where in Adelaide are you going.
We are heading out on holiday in June.
Feb 10th 2003, 6:59 pm
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Re: costs from start to finish
Hiya again,
You still have a year from when your medicals or police certs were done (which ever was done first) our police certs were dated 22 July 2002 and we have to have entered Oz by 22 July 2003
Dont know where we will settle yet
Shelly
[/QUOTE]
Hi Shelly how long do you have after you have been accepted to get out there.
Was STNI straight forward as it is the only way I reckon I can get in with.
Where in Adelaide are you going.
We are heading out on holiday in June. [/QUOTE]
You still have a year from when your medicals or police certs were done (which ever was done first) our police certs were dated 22 July 2002 and we have to have entered Oz by 22 July 2003
Dont know where we will settle yet
Shelly
[/QUOTE]
Hi Shelly how long do you have after you have been accepted to get out there.
Was STNI straight forward as it is the only way I reckon I can get in with.
Where in Adelaide are you going.
We are heading out on holiday in June.
[/QUOTE]
Feb 10th 2003, 7:08 pm
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Re: costs from start to finish
[QUOTE]Originally posted by shellypuss
Hiya again,
You still have a year from when your medicals or police certs were done (which ever was done first) our police certs were dated 22 July 2002 and we have to have entered Oz by 22 July 2003
Dont know where we will settle yet
Shelly
Thanks Shelly,any advice is appreciated.
Good Luck when you get there.
Iain
Hiya again,
You still have a year from when your medicals or police certs were done (which ever was done first) our police certs were dated 22 July 2002 and we have to have entered Oz by 22 July 2003
Dont know where we will settle yet
Shelly
Thanks Shelly,any advice is appreciated.
Good Luck when you get there.
Iain
